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physician in this village recently re-
ceived the following communication from
Cincinnati, Ohio
american Health College aud vitapathic
Sanitarium."
"PTof. ]. y. Campbell, NJ. ID. ". ID.
President aud Physician-in- Chief
Dear Sir
I'VE have sent you some Printed Matter
that Perhaps will explain all
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The following is a list of the claims pre-
scented To and audited by the Board of super
visors at their recent session.
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We do not sell the encyclopedia DC Seper-
ate but all Books and Printed Lessons 60 in
at the one Price of Vitapathy as the Contain
the system in Printed Lessons
YOU will see by the enclosed Printed Slip
that we sell all to Physicians for one humid
red dollars Then they Can Come and attend
college and Graduate for Fifty dollars max
ing 5000 in all with highest Diploma
Waiting your further action and with our
best wishes DC"
your Truly j. b. Campbell"
The following is a choice specimen of the
"Prin;ed Matter" that accompanied the fore
going communications
MISSIONARY HYMN
Fer Viayathic Graduates Of tie Anlerican
Healh college, Cincinnati, Oht0.
Go, brothers, spread the story,
And sisters help to roll,
Great Nita's name and glory,
From Natures pole TO pole.
Go, spread the news TO all;
Let each sick person know
That vita cure them all,
And keep them here below.
Go, heal with Vita's Power
All sickness, pain, and death
Bring In the immortal hour,
When all shall have new breath.
Go, and baptze, all who will,
With Yita's living breath,
Cure them OF every i'll;
Aud save them all from death.
Go, now; lawfully endowed
With highest spirit power,
By God and angels allowed,
Ia might go forth this hour.
COMPOSED BY
PROF j. b. Campbell, NJ. D., V. d., Author
and Founder of the Great Vitapathic Sys
tenn of Health and Life, that cures all ply
steal and mental diseases, and saves body
and soul alive together, and finally ultimat-
ing in human Immortality.
The wonderful and mirdcul0US cures thai
have been made; the deaths prevented; the
! lives saved: and the dead revived, are ample
proofs of the invincible
POWER OF VITAPATHY.
II is useless to add that the gentleman to
whom the documents were sent did not in
vest in the scheme which is TO ultimate il
human Immortality. OF course when this
new and wonderful system of Vitapath.
comes TO be generally understood by thu
people our doctors must quit business, for
like Othello, their occupation will be gone.
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Trains on the VI. G.. II. II. leave Lawton follows
Going East-Man train, IL :55 2. M; Kalamazoo Ac-
commodaton, 9:27 p. Going West-Kalamazoo
Accommodation, 5:tj o. M; Mall 2:l2 y. M;
Freight train No. 49, takes and leaves passengers
stations between Kalamazoo and Nnes), :27 p. H..
On signals, Trains No. 2, 3, 6 and viii step at
Hyau's
The Company reserves the right to vary from this
Time Gard, at pleasure. without Notice.
JOHN IHLING. Superintendent.
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To reach the above named lands or any point
on the Northern Pacific T. Il. buy Your tickets
from Chicago 10 st. Paul Win The Chicago AZ
North " eSteTn H'y. II runs into the North
ern Pacific depot ~ 50. Paul and is the best for
you 10 take. DO not buy tickets unless they read
over the Chicago and Northwestern R'y.
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q. w. Rowland.

%. w. Rowland.
Justice of the Peace, Insurance Agent No
tary Public and Conveyancer. May be con
suited, during business hours, at the Office OF
the TRUE NoRTHERNER.
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ROCK ISLAND&PACTFIC R'Y

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Trains between Chicago and Minneapolis and 81.
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A New and Direct Line via Seneca and Kanka-
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Tickets for sale at all principal Ticket Offices in
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Tor detailed information. get the Maps aud Fold
Of the
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.Atyour nearest Ticket once or address
y. r. CABLE, 6. CT. JOHN,
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CHICAGO
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AtsIkNts anu UWHVT y 7O-N INUITeUTV
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south nEmvenns ivisron
TOLEDO q SOUTH HAVEN RAIL ROAD.

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
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Mr.. Yaple is now after the tariff on
matches. Shades of the sulphurous re-
gions, what does the man want, 200 for
cent?-D efatlr RfpublicaN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

sTRAws.

And stll the building boom continues.
Corse,s, Dress Buttons and Trimmings at
Bsumsn's.
The new street.cars are q great improve
meut on the old ones.
There is a scarcity or almost total absence
of esrly vegetables on the market.
The May blossom, tortoise. pansy are
the bats for children at Bauman's.
Handkerchiefs, netting, fancy grapes and
oolored illusions. A full line at Bauman's.
District court continues In session,
though but little business Is being trans
acted.
A crest deal OF machinery is being ship
ped from this point to vsriou parts OF the
country.
A colored prisoner ESCAPED from an u,-
known oue.armed officer at the Union
depot last evening.
Two bows iehtipg 10 front o fthe Western
Union telegraph ofice yesterday morning
a rev quite q crowd.
B,rn 20 the wife Of Mr.. Harry Orlsp. yes
terday morning, q son that tits the beam
at the ten pound NOTCH.
TIE brickmssons and stonecutters are
still on . strike. They intist on - per oey
while the contractors decline 10 pay more
William J. Lemp's Buck beer was intro
| duced 10 the put lie Yesterday by Charies
NJ Netherlands, Lemp's enterprising agent
II Is the first Of the season.
A vell-Sressed varnish peddler Is GOING
the CITY aud m.king himself very oonotl
ms 10 ladies he finds the male
membsrs Of the householt are absent
Several parties are looking TO- him.
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urrorE THE COMMIrTEE.

WARRINGTON, April l6.-tPressI-John
A., Gspo, OF Cincinnati, was before the
banking and currency committee to day,
ard called the attention OF the members TO
the power Of the comptroller OF currency
q authorized by tue national bank act.
he ssid there we're fifteen instances in the
law where the comptroller hsd discretior-
ary " Mr.. Gauo was OF tie op.0ion
that amendments should be made 70 me
law. taking away some Of the power htii
now by that Officer. He said that he would
cfrsr 10 the committee at an early day a bill
he had prepared on the subject.
O. &. Suith presented q memorial pets.
tianirg for the suspension OF the ooinale OF
SILVER. and r~iscon,inuinv the issue OF "
bilis sent by the New York chamber Of
cammerce. Mr.. Bnckner s.id be thought
no appropriation would be nice
by the committee on appropriations
Tor printing bills less IMAM
a. Smith c%ontfruing ssio: When ine
snbsressury in New York says to toe
cissring house, you've got TO take silver Tor
ycur b.lsnce, a panic will come. The
feet of the suspension Of coinage would
injure nobody, but the silver men would
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DALLAS WATER WORKS.

The Sanitary Eogineer OF April 10Th, has
the following to say concerning the propos-
ed water works Of this city:
"Chester b.. Davis g. e., Of Chicago, has
Just completed construction plaUs snd spec
iicNtions for = new weier.works ys,em Tor
the city OF Dalles, Texss. Small works
we're put in by private franchise in 1876,
but proving now inadequate the
city is going to undertake new
works n, a cost of about $3.50, 600. Trouble
is experienced in obtsiniDg a suitable and
reliable supply. The Trinity river; which
skirts the town, though a stream OF no in
considerable dimensions in winter, during
the summer is reduced to a mere rivulet
and hence cannot be utilized. Recourse
will be had to IA large series OF collecting
AID fliaring chambers At a suitable depth.
a stand. pipe syttsm will be- adopted and as
much as practicable OF the old works, which
Includes twelve miles OF small pipeage, will
ne made use OF.
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IIEALCATIDN.

WARRINGTON, April 10 -tPresal-Mr.
A. II Baieman, NJ the firm Of Batsman a.
90, bankers Of this city. today filed with
tho SECRETARY OF war a letter IN which he
save: 1t Incomes nv duty 10 prefer
charges against D'i.adier.G eneral
ID. q. Swain ut the hend Of the bureau Of
military Justice OF the United States army,
Tor fraud and for conduct unbocomipg an
officer and gentleman. | stand ready TO
prove tina ,aid ID. e.. Swain has committed
fraud TO oil ,nteuts u purposes upon the
backing house OF Bitemau Il Co., o. (which
| AM "A member. Some two years ago
said ID. G.. Swain having deposited
TIE sum OF 5000, received upon
his departure west h simple due bill, st his
request 10 have In case an accident should
beiall him. This amount wsa checked ont
subse quent 10 that date by said ID. q.
Swain, for which We have u number Of
vouchers. Alter having drawn oil
tue money out mud u settlement
being made he negotiated and transferred
the due nill ior the full amount vita certain
parties In this city. | am further ready to
prove that said Swain assisted
to negotiate army pay vouchers
with our firm which he knew TO
be fraudulent and duplicates Of outstanding
accounts. / ask that court marshal be or
dersd Tor trial OF said ID. G. Swain
on charges preferred. desire
when IT is ordered, TO amend
thereby presenting other charges under
The head OF conduct unbecoming an Officer
end a gentleman"
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Is mainly due to Atthur's
successful administration. Arthur's hrsi
ballot will gn, 10 cut OF 20 OF the Alabams
votes at Chicago. Nomination OF the itais
ticket IL left 10 the state committee with
power. George Turner was reelected
chairman Of he state committee,
wEsr VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
~CHAhiEsr1s, ". Va" April 18th.
democratic hiaie convention nominated
called 10 order ~ 10 o'clock. II 4. Brosn
was made temporary chairman. Rssrlu-
tons we're made 10 appnint 4 new state en-
Goutiye committee, which was stouIy con
tes ed, bnt carried. Recess tili 2 o.. M.
CHAMELEON, ". Va, April i6-The
siaie dsmnorailo convention net here this
morning fr the purpo,e Of fending dele.
paica 20 ths uresider tai convention al Chi.
c'.n. The convention vac called 10 order
~ 10 q m. BY u N Leonard, clairm,n OF
he att o. executive c1mmntee. The eon.
vgnti1n adopted the fol owing resolution:
II 'sclytd, That Samuel J, ril1eu Il our
hftt cho'ce Tor d moorslio nomination ioI
president.
The icl'oHing dcless'es AZ llrge were
chOten 20 the Chlcsso convention: Lewis
aker Joe Van Ne r. d, T. Harrow, D. IA.
BHCuafd.
The %rl.'rlo, delssa.es are; ". T. Lively
FL M'p9und, nrst dis riot; x Uuiird
STAT, Sela'of II. q. DAVIS, e. Il Well,
second district; et-Uri.pd States Srns'or =.
Herciefd Wetlfy N llabar, third district;
~. T. B,lll, George Thompson. fourth dis-
tr'Gt No alternate, were caoFon, and IN
p ructlous by tho convention were that The
yo.e b cas- Tor s. j rndsn Tor pre- idelt.
First CuOlcE.
NEBRASKA Cry, MN April lG.-rbo rC'
publican convention ~ the Fiat cougfe,
iortl district elected Il s Reed nI,
Church Howe d.l gates 10 he Cn.c1g'
convention. Resolutions 10 i%ustruc. Co.,
itl.gsteq tor b aine were vlrd down
Both delegates VAL support Arthur Is iri
nl0.pa-
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A SERIOUS

A courier from the country brought
news to the city yesterday that b. j. Bow
man, a farmer r~esicing on Dnck creek,
some twelve miles northeast OF tho city,
he'd shot, md, it il supposed. MORALLY
wounded a young man named Ezell, who
was in his employ as q hand on the farm.
From what could be cleaned from the
party who brought the news is appears
the parties quarFelled about n board bill.
Ezall who Wac sick for several days. was
charged board by his employer, yesterday
morning, when they came 10 n settlement,
10 Which Ezsll objected. Hot words fol-
lowed and Tho lie WAS passed, when
Ezell drew "a knife and advanced
on R1wmsn. who drew n pistol and fired on
him, the shot taking effect in the lower
part OF tho right bowels. TIE shirt ia be.
iieved to be- fatal. Bowman fed the country
and so far as known no officers are as yet in
puisuiL Oi him.
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THE JEANETTE INVESTIGATION.

WasursGroH. April l6.-fPress l-Before
the Jeanette commission 10 dsy Seaman
Nindrrmsnn OF Belongs boats crew, rellt-
ed the circumstances OF his leaving De-
Longs party in Lena delta, and gong
shaHd IN search OF help. Witness said
Collius asked permission OF DeLopg 70
90 ahead with witness but vas reiuset,
Captain DeLong saying. TO Collins,
All Won should go you wouid not get five
miles from csmp." Collins. in Judgment
OF witness was at that time in good physi-
cal condi tion-as good as witness himself.
A number OF the members OF Belongs par
ty wanted to 20 ahead with witness
and Norries. Those who were
A. witness would have probably
gotten through to a place OF safety II they
had taken the same course and chances
fitness had. He thought when De Long
found himself giving out he should have
given his men a chance to cave themselves.
Melville told witness the officers had poison
to kill themselves when all hope was aban.
doned. In saying this witness smiled q little
as ho did not of any time regard this AS seri'
| Gus: witness when questioned as to find
ING The bodies Of Captain D:Long and COM
rsdos In Lena Dells, said be was present
when the bodies were discovered. 1t was
evident from the appearance OF DR.. Am
! ble,'s body that before he tied he had Bit
ion into his lett hand and sucked bis own
blood. His hand was a. his mouth and
bore wounds frem bis teeth;
The fingers and toes OF some o.
the other dead men apparently had beer
buried of. Witness thought they must
have fallen into the fire while trying TO get
warm, or have crowded too close to 1t and
proved too weak to get away.
Fireman Bartlett rtcilled: Testified
this, Melville told him OF
one occasion that oil the officers
had doses OF poison prepared by the doctor
10 be taken in the last extremity, but Ill
fNelyille's) had all dissolved. Witness
knees there had been trouble between New
comb and Lieutenant D~snenhower; on on
occasion during the retreat he had seer
Lieutenant DaneDhower assault Newcomb
throw him down in the bottom OF the boa
and choke him. Seaman Norss testified
that the first kno vledge he had OF ,x,sI
ence of ill.ieelinE between Melville
and Collins was on one OCCASION be
fore they entered the ice, when Ocsptair
De Long, Melville, Collins and other OF
Gcers and boats crew, including witness
went to visit an leland. belong, Collins
and Others landed: Melville remained IL
the boat. Collins, while climbin
the hill Ia sight OF the boat, stun olec an,
III, whersupon Melville cried out: Loo
at the damned Irish cu,." AT one I'm
Long and placing Lieutenant Chip !
charge Of tho party. In reply to fnrtn,e
questions witness said he thought Mellvill
failed in his duty toward De Longs party
he believed IL would have been possible
reach Bulkin. and teen pos
sible some OF De Longs party misb
have been found alive. R~epresentauv
McAdoo-''It strict Dis ci pline had been II
lared in belongs party nod men above
TO save Themselves. do you IN nix the resnI
would have heer difrreni9" AIRS er-"
sir, | do. ] think some of them would nav
got through" Adjourned
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SILVER VS.. GOLD.

WASHINGTON, April 1G.-TPfess l-Renr'
sentetives of the board OF trade ard cham
bers of of various cit es who are
here 10 urge the suspension OF the colnsgs.
OF silver for two years, made an agreement
TO-DAY before the banking and currency
committee. Nathan Cole. OF 81. Louis,
said greater apprehension filled the minds
OF bnsiness men TODAY than ever before;
this last turn in the scale, h thought VIII
precipitste this country onto = silver basis.
How can S16S goo 600 OF silver IN ltn's
asked Rnckner. Gold Ia being exported
very rapidly; this Is ocoasioned by, lees
trade; the fear now is the people vii be-
co me apprehensive OF the scarcity Of colo,
and very soon. II the export continues, WI.
they clamor for IL, and It will be hoardso.
Whist will be the result? The secretary OF
Tho TREASURY will cay they cannot paw gold,
but must pay silver; then will come the
touble.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Maxey on 10 Meet the Texas
Veterans.
Opposition 70 silver coinage Congress
biOnai Work.
Miscellaneous Washington News Notes
THE TARIFF.

wAsHIs0roS, April 10 Especial, The
t,rfI dtbtie Jagged Without interest Today.
Russo /, OF Massaehus,tts, choice Of kiod.
Island. Blunt, u Georgia, and X lge's,
+ New York, spoke 10 gloomy galleries
sud q lonesome looking foor. There arr
nin ty-two names down for epeecboi, IN.
Guiding the following from Texss; Millar,
: ewari, WllborD, Lanham, Hancock ana
Cul leraun.
tho ways and means committee VIII On
Tntsiay next, hold n meeting 10 Try "a tK
40 ea'ly day TO limit the general debttr.
Ry the hello OF his iniluenti.l inland YH The
II ior, WellDorn got possession Of ut' floor
or The next speech on Friday. Tomorrow
will DO devoted 10 the pension oil 2.
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HONUMENTAL.

WAsHIrar,E, April 10. - Press - n
speoi.l meeting of tue Washington N
ment was held at the executive mansion
this evening, at which il vas decided 20
notify congress Of the anticipsted compile
ton of the monum ent by the lat OF Nnvem-
Der next, or early in the summer OF 1850 az
die f.rtaast. and to recommend that PROMPT
action 30 taken looking to the favorable
celebration of the event.
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posIMAsrIns-1uDG sAntN.

WAsmEGrnH, April To- lSntoiel.l-The
president to-day commissioned pn'tn1 tterl
"a fpllowt:J J.. II. Walker, az Jonah; l. III
ID vlommy, N Daugherty; J. Il, Alexander,
~ Duck Crtek; j.. !. JOYCE. ~ Howard; D.,
u Hoover, at Okalialla;J J. NJ. Ilesler, at
Bette; j. M. Gsddis, at M~urphyyillo.
Toe bond OF II ihert Mulrhead, posimaf-
Ter 1t Eagle Syringe, Coreytll county, for
81 COO was approved to-day.
q. u. Sthin leSves for Texas Friday ore
pared TO open court.
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rMaNc,pATION CELEBRATION.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-- Press.l The
anniversary Of the signing OF the amsnci'
patton proclamation was celebrated BY. the
colorrd folks of this district to-dey by q
procession that eclipsed in all particulars
any that ever preceded. 1t would be a dif.
scult matter to estimate the exact number
in line. hut 1t certainly approached lo,Ooo.
table and religious, social and other organ
izations were In line either or horseback. 10
carriages and wagons or on loot. The
streets were thronged. many houses dec
GRATED with flags and the city presented q
holiday appearauce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

The grand jury which adjourned Tuet-
day found u true bill against Wills Adams,
charging him with the murder OF MIG
Burns. Adams swore cut = writ OF habeas
corpus Yesterday. returnabls to the district
court Monday. Owing TO his family con-
pections Judge Aldridee ill not hear The
case. Judpe Msltby, of Sherman, has bsen
chosen to sit on that ccasion.
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"a hurt. that possible danger OF putting the

be hurt, That pOssItIe uHnktr OF pN.IHS IHH
government on n silver Ia ~ womb ns pre-
vented, and q panic, which would result
rom contracting, be averted.
Mr.. Chittendep. Of New York, read a let;
ter from a New York gentleman, received
To-day, enquiring whether or not
congress wouid stop the coinage OF silver;
II there was no prospect of n stoppsce the
write said he wonlr get ready for the. re-
,ult. Butler. of(New Hayen) and John
A. Gano and Ii p. Bovden. OF Cincinnati,
made hrisf remark. Crosby presented a
memorial from the Chicago board OF trade
similar to thet proposed by the chamber OF
commerce of New York.
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MIR. NANCY.

WAsHtXoroY, April 10 Especial Mr..
Marcy hap gone 20 Paris. Ttxss, where he
will welcome the Toxa. Veterans s%ssoci;-
lion, April 2l.t. Hts address will be elebo-
rae, able and OF more than ordinary big
piHnauCe.
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FoRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS FRS
SESSION.
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, April TO- tPress.I Mr..
g,hin Introduced a bill TO revive the grade
OF general OF the army.
Tbe chair laid before the senate : resolu-
t,on offered Yesterday by Mr.. MorgsE. c.
rectinr the judiciary Commute IN inquire
whether Paul Strobach,. vhoss nomination
a. msrsb.i of the middle and southern
districts OF Alabama was rejected by the
senate and who 10 now performing the du'
lies Of that Office, IL enthled to occupy the
Mr' Dolph. from the c,mmittee on public
i.nds. reported fsvora,ly the bill to su
thorirs the states or nliuois, Arkansas,
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WHISKY MATTER.

wAsHrssroN, April 16.- Press The
f,rst comptroller Of the treasury has made 9
decision to the effect that = liquor dealer
who sells ct one time different kinds OIL
ouors TO the amoun OF five gallons - to be
tion reverses the ruling on this question
m sde by Judge Brown, Of tho eastern DIS
trict OF Michigan.
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-[press.- TT Q
senate confirmed Charles u. Coon, rs assist
mt secretary Of the treasury.
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C-OMPTKUILEH KNoN.

WAsHGSGroS, A pril l6 -tPress. l-Comp-
trollrr Knox viii become president oil a
New York bank May LIST.
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To the wholesale ard retail trsde we oiier
extra irdncem,nt.. Try ne. E. Bsuman's.
7O6 Elm street, Dsllas. Texas.
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BAKING POWDeR

Ladies', you will do well to see the styles
AZ BsumNr's.
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Gloves, Lacss and Ribbons. Price Them
Al Bsuman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

The best smoking tobacco Is Little
Jcker.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

Ostrich Plumes, Tips and French
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