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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

company viii carry ths matter irto The
courts, and ths probabilities are that lively
Utilization will be the reorlt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Ksusar, psys:.s ( tAove ,rld 'Pfictly Ash
Bi,tsfY Tor rive years, Rnd + have never
handled AIMED cine wlnch gave more uni
yeTsri sst,sfacsior, Is1f'fast becoming Tho
family medicine OF khis section. i have
warranted dczsns OF bottles aud nevur had
one ret urnsd."
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PROFESSIONAL.

nnoGGE IA. PLOwMaN,
kT kTTOBNEY.AT
And NOrARY PUBLIC,
sO3 North Hl5o Mail b.eet, Corner Poyd rss
DALLAS, TEXAS.
pfnrnp. alto ton n business.
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Be sure and obtain "Alleook's' Pous
Plaster, - al Others ere wsgthlsss inits-
ton1.
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xoSsrlrp srrr,xrxr TO lack IT.

Every pGtrioss and llsrrsi. minuso o't.
san will heartily spSrsvs tbs siswI er'
pressed aAd nsis tsiAss by tAs dsAocrApy
Of 2s1ss vsa AAys ~ saphstlsaliy neni'
tsstsi sAsiY Min In NE bsnsAts Of sasoA'
tion. rAs plodgss Of tie parry have eesx
faithfully ssrfiAd o.s aad :v.ry snoosedinx
ssSl - saslsst Tree sehssl nystsm. In n
lew yesys Teas vii havs the best freo
sshssl systsn "a Tie esattnsat. 1hs
he's get he msssy 10 do 1t anl Q public
asnsimsnt 70 back ~. No siAts In the
Uaisn po.ssesss EsssAr rs5orrsss In tnis 70.
snans II x-iip HaIl
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WANTS.
III AHTED-A GJIr.ROR BANJO PICKER,
w Who'll, el,o a couic Il gtr Apply st oi.
Gee 81 8 utn American Cure so Elms nml'lI
WANTED AT BLAEKE HIP 4 RI AKH'
w 30 lsdy. npsrsio sld 40 tapeiisnr,d shiri
audi. hpplS Main street eniEen 9. ihhd hoes
az oETET- We o sIX HEN 10 G 40
w cnuntry and railroad t'pns 70 tell goods;
mu hove ~ capital Apply betsoen The ,ure
Of s and 10 =. Ia, q; Room J. ~ noor ~ Elm
,rcet. u Don
w yetrb Of age, Ter yea 90 ls.rn The drug
business. Address r.. Herald enice, Dsl's,
Texan. icb?9 o.
IuAHTEf.-A TFII or MATCHED CAR
" risge horses itl % 10 hands high; eay,.
ra-s or blacks rr.ierred Apply % WHEtV
WHEAT, 729 & ISL MAN street, DAllss feh2O'2t
9AyASIED-LADiES OR YOUNG MEN 10
w iaso Mica plenrant work a. then own come;
to s6' day eA.ily made. work SCI; M nal
li7 Dntuquc, Iowa. ... f..ls..lt
I1TsErKD-HoksE wan rkD-l WIsH 10
w buy gcutle buggy lor4e. JAMhS u
hPspN os kain s1esl. teh21.1s
a. ANTgU-TU SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
sSGcoss on hand o. VII have , no ircuSt
,eanla % 4 DYsTEReAcH dec6.an
4gt AN1ED Two BOILER MAhERg AP.
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works.
sod wAges and st.ady employment JUnN
TEsTuk. ien0n
IAyANTED-lOU 10 STOP AT sliE NATION
w Al hOTEL; FIRST clssf accommodation 81
r.a:unshlo ratio only ONE DOLLAR AND
FHkNrY.stYs oEsTs rgR nay. The eu.la
ng II LricE vita fhrS-o stsirrtys IL ossG cf1r,
iocfscd Va tac bustres- rorffos az the city, o1l7
sne sguara from slrc.t-c.r line, AID ono Eqa,g,
io!n Tezsa 4 rsoifo snd 2irnoud ssnin0 Dosos
uaoverlslt - tarraraSrt coming or g.ssf syri
either rrsd Ofnoo cp5n ell night. Gues a Esc
called for oil t-sirs. r; CLsARY. Proprietor.
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non. JAMss Q CHINO q9fIl.

We host lho uams OF Hon. James y
Chenowsth IS orr cnoice for cor gresSEhsn
from this dstsict We support him Tor
several reason: First, became bo u inc
oeer OF any man IN the dls,rlcl Va poips Of
sblli.y 81 hu orsi0r end stAsesn1hn' DC.
ond 'he ranraaepts the views o. large
majority OF hls disiiios on Cue tar'h nnu
otn,r quss!ious siI,cting the interests Of
ths aou!h aud wsn'. Third, ths central
aud ve.tsfn parlions OF tie dis'fiot demand
and are snallrd ~ representation ~ tho
National congress-, representing re II does
/. majority OF nc votes ~ well as the tax
able wealth Of tno distrigt. Fourth, wan
O l otssr qutis!sr which 20 to mafs ap tne
eli zsp OF r.A DIN oopssJ--sAs banner dom
ocrailo oounty 90 DIS district.--t Rsnssm
kdygostg
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Bamsritan Neivlna b. the grse. spsoihc for
general debility, and tor laniss h change OF
life,
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sc Prises Amounting IN q. 9. gold ". .t?i.io
TICKETS. B2i HALVEa. o..
ALI Prffis pAfu ~ TERMINATION.
For Information and tickets, afdf,s' a.
appiy 20 sHIrSEY COMPANY, General Agent
1872 Broadway New York City GO tasi Ran
d0ph NJ Get Chicago, ill'acis J1Hr b. Fna
RssDsx savannah, Geouia or ocoRos 4
Wsps'fr ~ ri'n sweet Daiins Tsrss
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TIA ollis,ns ~ ths nel abborhoou oI u
knsp, So Young county. hays pssitioneu
ths com NJ issionsys oesrt oil ts,t county te
order 90 slschon for the Tsmovu OF .ne
osnntv sal frnu Graham 20 B.lkssp, the
o,ntsf OF TN, county. snd We suppose tha
election will tsks plho9 soon. We sincerely
hops the question rlsy be pormaaently 's',
tied sons way. a. no comfy eau grotpef
obll, ths location Of tho couEty seas 10 IN
stsusd.-[Plo Plato News.
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IljnETED We STA mEN 10 G. 40
w country and railroad towns 70 eel goods;
mu have ~ capital Apply eet"aen ihe ,nre
Of 8 and 10 i. Ia 81 Room J. ~ foor az Elm
.tcet 4 blS.6t
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IATANTGD--A uERaAN Boy, 10 OR IL
w yetrb OF age, Ter yea 90 lssrn the drug
business. Address r.. HeIsld enice, Dsll's,
Texan. tch?9 o.
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NO ARsIsE-A FINE LOT 0FTH Rou.B.
hrcd lcrrey aud imported II slst<in heifars
oreh-brcd and imported bul o spply a
Rivers De etock Farm. corner ye1ers n sni
Cqrvnn s'r et, nafae Nb8-st
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LOST.

osT-A BUSCH or KEYS raAr Ara IN.
IL ,ortaat 10 the businees department Of the
Hersld. The psfty lining en- ~ b
AVA Husisess oGle. feblpu
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TEXAS TOPICS
Treats from Texas frlpois-EveAs VI
The nour,
ushdlee L. "A Common sspsa way
Gres, Issues
TIA, are Now uAierlslIxlng.
ssontp.

DOOMED.
ASay VIA the D Vccy ievolvsTs. II II
~une tiku UfuI ers, afd tn9 prNEie GU q "a
Sho oMnss ons about his ptftun Va times
90 peace thout 20 iolged upOn ss a WOu!s
BE- mufdsrer.-l6alvesson PRINT.
nAlilk0 Tuh.lPs.
Rlt1hage J ,nuaJn nVn't been heard az
tinos TIN i,Iisl.,ufe soi ,uru.d. li 10
thouCh. that he's raisins turni2s ios tue
cod ,xpasitlen AZ Nss o lsans, or else
10 qu,gtly iitturins hs rlans Tor dividing
tho t,sis -fh own cOuniy halEer.
YoUEs ~ rus rTukr.
Csl1rel AudroN YOuug 10 llnnplpE
JOAG.on cOiply IN benaii oi the sehos Sus-
terra Tue distinsni,hee ors,ot wM ~
tisssni o. at the iait election. Qlsiy' i, .
l,nk ihyorirg tho ienco cutters 70 opnsu-
tot, psrt Of the .opposiion platform this
ysAY-[ Marlin Bal.
PLANTATION.
The Hnlsboro News hints that GfsndpA
Rob rs, sud the Ola lady on MARK. suevli
ia this city, are ousagtd Ia uhth! %
That accounts iuR measure Tor toe glddy
ac,Bof the ysrorAble dane Isit!y' sno "a
"a luss.-tGslvcion Pint.
KntssNTLr riTTsp.
Col !. W. Both, Of toe Dec tur lliCnn1
"a i,yOfshly mentioned - n onnulustt iHI
lieutenant governor. He ~ omlnuhfy NJ
ted iar TIE pos ton. iswtil snown tllous :
Gus the state aud would MAKE spl'i ulH
pfesidlng tncer OF the senate. Inc btL-
nor would b. plsase0 & 60 C1l bD)lA ~
he nomination BRENNAN Banner.
cOkRtcrY tTATtD
The Gl,ogyilU Auva. - oofrictiy tutnS
no toe RubsrnutGrial Al. ltiOn IN tbs HAN (;
"rha enemies Of Governor Ireland cave nos
succ,eded ~ isr IN mAii the pea-
pie b,ll.,o t9st no Is ctneT lpsn = faithful
c0u,ioI toua executive, end u 80 uHIoil
sesn sccidert ooouri, ~ viii b Tue noIs
governor OF rsTn,"
ouoaT TO ~ BgTTLEp.
Tia olBs,us ~ ths nel abborhoou OF bil
knsp, So Young county. hays psntioneu
tia com NJ ishonsys ossrt OF ts,s county 70
order go slscIion for the rsmovl, OF the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Le. ter from Tempe.
Trmrr. AR1z. Sent. 1s. 1ss

TEMPE, ARIz., Sept. 16, 1884.
 ED- HERALD.-Steps were takeL last night to form a Republican club here. Quite number of names are enrolled; the organization will be perfected next Monday evening. The Republican platform and rlcket are populer here and the best feel- Ing prevails between the parties. ''So mote it be-" emulation without envy
 The celebration of Mexican Inde- pendence at this place WAS a decided success, hs all the participants en- tered into this their 74ih annlve rsa- " With an enthusiasm which caused some of us to blush at tae remepl hrauce of he glorious fourth of July which was so ingloriously neglected by the votaries of the stars and stripes last, Fourth at Tempe. The car which headed the procession, containing America, withiLiberty' perched upon her right and Justice upon her left, was a beautiful affair. The procession contained 1S0 Mexlcans and many Americans, and moved in the ful- lowing order: Marshals, Tempe brass band, flags, American and Spanish), decorated triumphal car, n ilitary, carriages &c. On return of procession to the stand, Cristobal Aguirre Esq, read an oration in Spanish which was well received MT. R. A. Dav1s was then introduced and read a brief and pithy address in English. ME-J. J. W;ngar and NIT. Samuel Brown were also intro. duced and addressed the audience on the Dature snd achievement of liberty and the advantages of unity between the two great republics.
 To Samuel Brown. the Gonzales
 Bros, bf. Gallardo, s. Andrada and others, assisted by theIr genial furnishing Us so successful An ems tertainmant. The national hymn was sung by Mrs. Samuel Brown, Mrs. Gallardo, Mrs. Roman Con zsles and sister, Miss SoLella and others, and st this writing all are engaged in the may dance, where, from lack of experience in tripping the light fantastic, we must bid them adieu. JoT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18

DURING Mr Heudricks' term In Con grcss an investigation shows that he voted agaiusi every bill to raise money to carry on the war He voted ln the Senate against ihe tariff act of 1864, also against the internal revenue act passed that year, and against the draft act. He never once voted in favor of any
 measure that locked to prosecuting the war. He offered a most deter mined opposition to the administra- ton of 4 Abraham Lincoln ard to all measures for putting down the rebel lion. He was one of the eleven Senators who voted against the c amendment abo1ish> ing slavery. Such is part of the record of the Democratic candidate for the Vice.Presidency.-Er.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18

The average salary of the Tucson school teacher is $l00 per month.
 The coach from Maricopa arriving here at 2 o'clock this morning brought Tn sixteen passengers.
 The ladies of the M. E. Church, South, will hold a festival on Tues day evening next, Sept. 23.
 Mir. Thos. Harris has been ap- pointed janitor nf the Free Reading Rooms, vice Mir. Howe who has gone to California.
 Charlie Beach claims to own the Miner outfit by bill of sale from the late J. w. Holmes. It was sups posed that Maj Dake and son were now the owners, having purchased from Holmes widow and sa isfied the mortgages. Good bye, Miner, you're in law.
 Years of constant use and ever increasing popularity have demon- stra' ed the fact that for Q pure strong wholesome baking powder no ne is equal to Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. lis efficacy and healthfulness have been proven in million homes, and have esta tablished il as the ene true and reliable. None stronger, none purer.
 Lieut. Means, Of the First Infan- try, who has been acting as Super> intendcnt Of the military telegraph line, has been recalled to his regi- ment, the Signal Service having taken charge of the lines and sent an officer 10 superintend them. Lieut.. Means has the thanks of the commanding officer of the deparr- ment for his efficient service in the office he has filled.
 MT. NJ. A. Ruffner, who has been about Phoenix for the past two J CdAS 1Cl HIS ASdlLA " AO the past year has purchased d ranrh at Gila Bend and started a fine or chard, died last night at the Bank Exchange Hotel, where he has been stopping. His trouble seemed to be be consumption, from whfch he has suffered severely of late. His funeral took place this morning at 9:3O.
 Ez Aercurio comes out this morn ing in the national colors of the Mexican republic, red. white aud green, and the first page is printed in bronze, the whole being worked or heavy book paper. The work is exceedingly creGitable to the enter prise and patriotism of the proprie> tor of that very excellent Spanish paper to whom we extead our thanks for the elegant copy before us, and our congratulations ou the sut cess of the entire celebration to which Ez Mercario contributed largely through its influence and liberality.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Phcsnix-1ts Name and Origin.

ED. HERAID-J he town of Phoe- nix was first talked Of and orig mated at an impromptu meeting of few of the early settlers of this valley, in building about one mile east of the northeast corner of town. That building was then occupied by Maj McKenna. After some discussion of the matter, Uncle Jim Burk, who at the time owned the farm now belonging to David Balsz, adjoining tbe city, put up twenty dollar gold piece as the first offering toward the survey and location of the new town. Wm. A. Hancock surveyed and plated the land, and the town was named by Jack Swiiling, who selected the name from an old abridged copy of Wehster's diction> ary he happened to own. Mir. Swilling, from the same source, ob- tained the name Tempe, which he applied to the beau liful valley on the east side of Salt rlver. These are the facts as ob. aimed from the partles themselves, and I write this 10 correct the statement made by the CoUrtsy. of Prescott.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
A Lumrnous Explanation,

Mrs. A. (back from the seashorel Mercy mel John, what is the mat ter with your nose?'
 Mir. A. (who stayed in the cityl- "Why, I did not notice anything wroug witt it."
 Wrong? It Is as red as A lobster and shines like street lamp. What have you been drinking ?a'
 "So1a water, my dear, nothing stronger"
 "But what is there in soda water to make nose shine soe"
 "Well. you see, my dear. the drug eist probably ran short of marble dust, and I suppose he has been charging his fountain with illumi- nating gas. "
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Pima County Repl blican Ticket

The following are the nomina- tioRs made by the Republicans of Pima county last Friday; Sheriff, Bob Paul; Councilman, Thomas Cords; members of the Assembly, Geo. VI. Brown, H. G. Rollins, E. W. Risley, k. ". Aram and G. Hilzineer; Recorder, A. B. Samp son; Treasurer, Thomas Hughes; Probate Judge, E. B. Pomroy; Sur. veYor, ". <. Edwards; District Ats torpcy, F. W. Gregg; Public Admin. isirator, E. L. Wetmore; Coroner, G. A. Avery; Supervisors, J. c. Handy, G. W. TeItswcrth, J. s. Mansfield.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
The Last Chance 10 the Peorle
 of the Valley.

We respectfully notify the people of this city and surrounding country that the sale of the stock of E. Dil> lon & Co. will terminate on next evening. Any person oe- siring bargains in dry goods and clothing will please call before the goods are packed away. By order of
 DILIoN & KENEALY,
 Los Angeles. Cal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
The Rep ubii, an Raiiy-

l The Republican ratification meet | ing, announced for Is t evening on 1 the plaza, was called to or'!er by
 Dr. J k. Wharton, chairman of the county central committee, who an>
 nounced the object of the mreting and clused by nominating N. A. | Morford for chairman If the sncet- ing. On taking the chair Dir. Nor ford, with word of welcome to those asscin bIed. continued the or ganIzari0n of the meeting and $. M :. Huston was chosen secretary for the
 evening.
 Col. L. F. Eggcrs. of Prescott.
 was then introduced by the cbalr.
 Coi. Eggers spoke in glowing terms
 of Phoenix and the valley about it
 and then pr,cerdtd to discuss the
 political ccssities of ecod local,
 Territorial and general government: {:
 the use of political orGsnizati and
 the political issues Of the day, point
 1UR out tnS COuiSS Dl tHr AhT TIf&pI4Soh
 party On Che labor and tariff qucs-
 tions. The Colonel then referred to
 the nominee Of the Republican cou-
 veption at Tombstone for Delegate
 to Congress, c. c. Bean, Of Prescott,
 in warm terms of commendafion.
 which drew forih frequent applause.
 Col Eggers was folio wed by Ex>
 Goyc!nor R. C. Powers in brief and pointed address, chIefy com parison of ihe records of tho Repub-
 lican and Democratic parties. His remarks were well delivered and received and eliciied the bearty ap- piause of the audience.
 Tto chairman then introduced Ex- Secretary Gosper, who proceeded in an extended address, to arraign the Democratic party for Its many its peculiar facility of getting on tine wrong side of every vital question concerning the liber- tics and welfare of the people He | then spoke of c. c. Bean, the Re- publican non inec fer Delegate to | Congress, In glowing terms of praise of his liberaliiy, his perseverance and his ability, The cx-secretarH g speech was warmly appl auted | thr )ughout and made most favor able impression.
 judge C. A. Tweed was then in> rouuced and proceeded in his us,lal ogical and solid methods Of reasur- ng ta look up portion of the rec- 2rd of the Democratic party as in- Eitcd by their county platform. s mong many other points upon which the Judge inpalcd that par!y le showed how ae a party and as in various cases, the had encouraged in every possible way the establishment of empire on the ruins # our sister Republic, Mexico. He howed how the Democracy had fa> -ored Maximilian even to the extent hat some of it's leaders went to M cx> co and attached themselves to the ortunes of the usurpcr in the at- empt to once more place upon the Mexican people the chains of a nonalchic government
 The proceedings were intersf ersed with music by the band and finally losed with three rousing cheers for he \ ational and Territorial ticket.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Republican Club.

The next regular meet ing of the Republican Club If Phoenix will be held at their headquarters, Wool sey Hall, on Saturday evening, Sept. 20;h. Busi,. ness of importance will come up for consideration and 8 full attendance Is urgently requested. By order of J. B. Creamer, Pre-: ident.
 A. LEONARD MEYER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Nothing Like tt.

No medicine has ever been known SO effeciual in the cue of all those diseases arising from an impure condStion of the blood as SCoYILLE's ELooD AND LIVER SYRUP, fer the care Of scrofula. White Swe1ling-, Rheumatism, Pim2les, Blotch- es, Erdpt;ons, Venercal Sores and ni-- eases, Consumtion, Goitre, Boiis. Cancers and all kindred dis aSes Nc better means of securing 8 beautiful complexi IL can be obtained than b. using SCO- VILLE'S BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP SIich clean -es the blood and gives b,.su ty to tine skin, tuths2x
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18

1 Our Republican visitors anc
 friends will please excuse any seem
 ing want of attention from tbt
 HERALD office. Between the build ing of new office and business connected herewith and the edito- rial and business connected with the publication of a newspaper, there is little leisure time that we 1 can command.
 Night Sweats. Headache, fever. chllls, malaria, dyspepsia, cured by "Well's Health Renewer." $1.
 There were 153 deaths in New Y-rK City in que day, the intense heat enlarging the numbcr-
 The Hope Of she Nation.
 Children slow in development, puny, scrawny. ard delicate. use Wells Health Iienewer"
 The receipts from saloon licenses in Chicago will leave surplus of $500, 900 in the city treasury ai tue end of the year
 "RouEh an Patr"
 Cures collie, cram ps, diarrhea; ex- ternally for aches, palns, sprains, headache, neuralgia. rheumatism !
 Pleuro- pneumonia has appeared among cattle In Connecticut, New York, Penn 8, lvanis, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, Sonth Caro- lima. Ono. IilinoIs prohibits the importation of cattle from these Staies-
 Rough o1 PutH- sI8ster.
 Porous and strtu ,thening, Inns proved, the best for backachc, pains in the chest, or side, rheumatism, neuralgia. e5c- Druggists or mail.
 The counsel for Ok ahnma Payne says hls client should have hcen tried at Wichita instead of Fort Smith. and that the raiders gre held prisoners and deprived ct the light of habeas corpus at the instance Of rich catGle men who use the public lands for grazing purposes. Disease. Propensity aud Passion bring MaG kiIid rnm Oerless ailments; foremost amoIg them are Nervousness. Nervous and unnatural weakness of fhe G orGtive O Organs; Aliens Brain Food 1 nvercomes these trorbies | and restores the sufferer to his for naer | sigor. $l-At druggists or by I1aaii from 1 J H. Allen, 3I5 Fiis- Ave, New York | -i;y- mwtf1w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
YOUNG MEN. READ THIS

THE VoLrAIo BELT Co.,. of Marshall VOLTAIC BELT. and other ELFCTqc Ap- Pitt NC1ss- on trial for thirty days 10 men (ycnng or oid) afflicted with nervous de bility. loss ot vitality and manhood, and Sll kindred troubles Also for Iheuma- t3sm, neuralgia, paralvsis. and many other diseases Complete restoration 10 health, Tigor and maphcod guaranteed . No risk is in cur; ed as thirty days trial is allowed Wire them at once for iiIus- trated pamphlet free.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
Pleasure Drives.

Wells & Rice of the City Stables have row on hand an elegant ard easy riding open barouch-ju=t the thing for evening drives. L-ave your orders with them and enj"y the balmy fresh. evening air for an hour n a very delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-18
LeBg Drawn OHt

The most remarkable cures of rheumatism, aches and pains, on record, ranging from ten to twenty five years, are credited t0 St. Jacobs Oil. the great pain>conquerer, by in disputabls tes'Imony. Price 50 ceats