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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-25

BosToN, Oct. 3.-Unlted States deputy
marshals yesterday seized the fremont
brewery for alleged revenue frauds, and
arrested the proprietors Neil q Henry
Kenny, and w. j. Cafly, driver of The
concern, who had defaulted upon his
bonds in o case of alleged revenue fraud,
some time ago was also arrested.
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CLEBURNE.
The Circus-A Pocket Picked-A stabbirs
and Broken Leu,

CLEnuRNE, Oct. 2i.--tSpecial. The
town is filled with people to see the cir
Gus.
Two little boys selling cakes In tho
street came near being run over by n
buggy. ~
While the show parade was passing. N
lighthngered gentleman relieved POST
muster Clarke of about $500. N'''
Mcclure, Of variety fame, was dan.
gerously cut. in tho abiomen last nlcht
py. Jeif Stanford, n countryman.
a drunken man fell last night in iront
OF Dr, mafs drug store aud broke bis
,eg. some friends dumped him into a
Won near ny and disappeared IN the
darkness, and his name cannot h,
learned. ' ~
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Congressional Nominations.


- UO ID UNEFNHACKEn,
NILLiAMsPoRT, PA, Oct, 2I.-The
tireonback congressional conference of
the, sixteenth district nomn-
ated W. C.. Kennedy, of
bradford City, for congress. IL
is expected the Democrats will not make
any nominal on.
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III Pnao Cnnrirts.

Ell PAsc, oct. a.-lspecial. l--The dis.
trict court has been in session for the
past week. Charles Hord was found
guilty ofembezzlement and the penalty
liked at two years in the penltentiary.
rhomas Clark was found guilty OF theft
and sentenced to two years In tho peni-
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structures of the kind in the state was
ehtereI by grave robbers last niohi and
Ine CONN OF Robert, son Of the ia;e
1uuge fhelps, cut open, but the watch
tlah scared of the robbers, five in nnrn-
oor' over Roberts body a suit Is now
PshIihg Tor 10000, the amount elaimed
oy physicians for embnlminv the hody
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A Newsrnner NInn 1ints Iiro sa......

4 Newspaper Mnn Gets Life Sentenco.
CAsTnovuLE, Oct. 2i.-ISpecial. To
day in the district court, w. d. Ward
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
ninety-nine years for the murder of Bob
Fly, in Horde City, about year ago.
ward was for some time travelling
correspondent of the San Antonio FIX
press, and was well known throughout
Texas as newspaper man. lie and his
victim were drinking together. when
Ward, in sudden freak of murderons
insanity, placed pistol to his head and
blew out his brains. He declares that
he has no recollection of having killed
anyone.
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Now Yorl'4 Immense ncgis,ra,,on.

NEW York, Oct. 2i.-This was the
third day of registration in this city.
Total number of votors registered TO-
day, @,II3, against 5000 last wear,
anu 42US3 in 1880. Total registry
l0r three days, 2OS, lig, against l37G52 in
lhree day last year. and 1926 in three
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Whlsly and water contest at midlothio

MIDLOTHIAN, Oct. 2t-[Speclal.l- IA
steady rain has fallen all day.
Whisky isgoing out with a whoop and
yell. A convention was held last
last night for the purpose of inviting all
lhe Legislative candidates, save the
strongest prohibition man, TO step out of
lne canvass, the nominee TO run AGAINST
~, Loggins, the anti-prohibition candI-
date. Mr.. Yeager, of the ENTERPRISE.
was nominated. The other candidates
arc. "exceeding wroth" and announce
heir intention of running, in defiance of
the nomination. W
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MARSHALL, Oct. 2L--lSpecial. l-Gov.
Ireland, accompanied by Is. Nj. Baker,
superintendent of public instruction.
arrived this morning. The governo,
was taken to the private residence of
MAY. Steadman, where he took breal,
fast, soon after which they lett for Car
image, Pamela county. Supt. Baker will
return from Carthage in u few days,
The governor goes ON to Centre, San
Augustine and other towns in that part
of the statei whore he viii deliver
speeches.
City Marshal Adams has so far recoy-
cred as to be on the streets again.
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Mississippi ProhlbitionIsts

JACKSON, Oct. 9l.-The executive COM
mitteo of the State prohibition party,
to-day and decided upon thorough
canvas of tho State.
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Snow ne Ei Pnso.

Ei PAso, Oct. 9i.-Lspocial.l-A very
light snow fell last night. followed by n
gentle rain, which has continued ali
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BiFonAMiroS, N. Y, Oct. 2i.-The
Phelps family vault, one Of the cosliest
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LADIES' SUITS, DOLMANs, SEAT,
PLUSH JACKETS, RUSSIAN FTJR
LIN ED CIRCULARS, MISSES AMID
Cf1IhDEeElN'S WRAPS, FOR ALL,
AFbS' In BEAVER, DIAGONAL.
4, SILK, SATIN DBLYON,
BFeOCADE AND RRPP.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. PA special
to the press from Shomoken saws: The
mine fire ~ Bear Valley shaft is beyond
control. The mine is filled with black.
damp, Preparations for flooding are
complete.
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,sr. inv Gould Ia n New Line.

sketches 81 Jay Could tbsrHil'Ohd tinsn-
cisI have referred to ht. sdl.p.aiip at
oluntrY weekly, gad his compilation OF "A
history u Delaware c'upry, out beck OF
these Is literary production OF HE now tor
thn frAt time giVVu 10 The pubDc. IL whs
contributed To = lady's album ~ lstj, wbes
he was about 10 ycars old REd Is - lsllows;
An invitation 10 ds0icEte an album, al
t1uugh At ucdx uCCtrc request, 10 one too
ucrfatmnncs Of ahiOh CA'Ict nu' atufd ma
,uo hiPhyst qualification, uut he plCssnfc
j. 1OmaNnat ailoysi BY tue rtht elton OF ny
pafJ Inability 20 psIiprm u appropriately
H. il, indaed, q question wish SDna whether
mes ough,. as tl.J soy, lo show heiussl'ss
20 wax ~ ~ bo moved ~ anT 81 ne liner
'orl.n that Rctuato the human bntup, iesi
iIa Coug.nIN and CAuliyAtlrg iuHuoncs
should nevrrt the sell styled noble ealing
If man. They claim thai IL is tor him TO
mlrgle IN husiu.aa 20 btcou" absorbed In
politics, 10 eggrsndl2ameut srd worldly
gain, irSying tho cuiiiY1tiU' OF isienurhip
9 Iither add die. 70 fucs / shall urisI no
.g1logy. trust thai heir communicating
d. lluencr will reyerdi5 b he harmonious
union Of that constellation % bright stars
who snsll lcnd forth tha enul.ehb rays ot
iDaudsaip rom The successive page OF 'nit
lldg'i album; tAslr scdr,u c9n'cl' aces a'e
d.sdensd 10 all thc tlgur 'ecliHEs, and ~
sensible t. hspgy ilflurucC5 q! friendship
Ia them virtue rs au' w. c3no aud moral
worth but an apo gy. Te., there are Il
and noble sentiments that pcv"do the so.
cis,y Of congo al sD,rils, aud the ppie>th q
uoblu9t 9 mem all IL 'flcudship-ii ls toe
sirong undorcurrent o. socistJ-h mutual
ieeliug wrica kind lotks npd ssuile words
can alone beget; CGseeU, nnpfet-nding; 90
tender, $, pure, tnst tia slightest breath OF
di,cord may blight aud destroy YET so
strOuE his, by its s.lsnt Influence u holds
society and nations ny strUu@' bond than
armau hosts or stringent laws; 20 strong
that H. could induce o Saviour TO come from
the nbodes Of light and JOY and peace 70
ntsne, by n bitter death, for the sius OF I'M
grateful and erfing ner. 10, friendship's
shrine, then let this token he offered. Lo.
her monument be erected on every psgo;
may tho sentiments, the oignsturts and the
r. miiar writings in after years renew upon
memoryu tablet msuy pleasant associations
links in the history OF the past,
md may not IL shadow Of pain or cloud OF
sorrow ever gather 10 the horizon OF tho Ia
iure 10 iHsr your happiness or vaver your
confidence IN those In whom you contide.
JAY GOULD.
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Chinese Quail.

Noticing strange bird IN a csgs a. Ns.
iarAeys market yesterday, an Oregonian
reporter stopped TO ilud Gus what 10 wa.
He was told that it was Chinese quail.
The bird apparently occupies the same
place In he grouse family which the trrl
does IN he duck family nat is, the small
est Of tho species. IL sesps that some
twenty five dozsn OF the . birds we're Te.
cniyed here by the last steamer direc' rom
CHINA They are about halt ne size ~ our
mountain quail, which they resemble in
shape. The pluuoRe Is not SC handsome ~
either our Qusil or pheasant, being lighter
ia culor ana palmer. These little oirde are
much esteemed by the Chinese, both rs =
delicate dish and on account OF tho pus-
nacity of the mates. which il so great that
they are used for lighting in pits, the same
as game cocks are. Althou. h not bigger
than o robbin. they have tho spirit OF lions
and will tisht till ibe last gasp. The Chi.
nese are much excl ed over their battles aud
bst their botio ON dollars on the result. Tho
bird at Malarkey's had The top Of his head
shaved and wore tiny queue. Its dish
ives filled with rice, which 1t probably ste
vii h chopstioks, as II Is not yet civilized. IL
would be a good scheme tor the Rod aud
Gun club to turn a few OF these birds loose
Oregonisn.
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TIE HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25 l-s4.

convinced that poolH, while fO0d lhiui
tot oi,npafiut roads. h.0hVf ln % lnuf ru,
"a bad ttiag tor he puzzle, Ttrre T. are,
deal &C. hH said IN bupport ~ ihH uplHipn
On the other hgud 30 ~ argued tbAt ugfes'
M ntB between parallel guf ugtusaliv com
trl i've iues, ~ imlt lac en- oia Of 'ompu
tilinn, aTc contrary "a publiu policy, musi
be- hrld indofrasih'O, sad viii ultimately loo
pronounced yOi. BttNern these pro.
n uuCo views there IN la favorable bhtl'v'
ground ior the hteurtt coxbtiauis. Hut
mottor ha, ono slgn ll1nnt feature. Tho
IN uog 10 - thr tfedt pupla hardly ca ceal
iholr dttira to ketp lh.ir npeTttiuis Uu. ~
court IN los. summers controversy o.
ChiusgO over me 'divbrsion'' - ltlbh' -
Dlufla trat would prevent Ansl ahIulca'
ton by u superior tribunal WAS .pufpusrb
adopted, Nna, pgtu, the psr'ies 80 the
eastern ifuuk iinc pool somit thNt they no
NOT dare socSpt President Slnen's ohAl tnge
90 Aa udiudIuttlpu before a. legal tribunal 81
tht istuu hetWran them and the LncFn"Hn-
ma company. These ihots point 20 only one
conclusion: Unl,ss pooling snail be IN
soma WA. lrgaligid, IL wall have Ia % nhin
donsd.
Couira0,. have bssn prepared and SOW
sIe ready Tor signatures bog when Nov YORK
Vermo2t, Nov Hampshire aud Massa ma
sets railroads VII form an Hll-fatl line Tor
/ eight traffic TO lad from Western points tu
connection with tho Now York Cenirni aud
iis connections from 5yrscuBs. Tbs psft o.
b. tue agreement nre tue Rome WATERFOWL
& O.densoufg, Osdeuspnf,. e Lake Cpam.
PLAIN. 49, Johnsbuty & Lake Champ tiri
ConueGlicus a. Ps-auN pslc, Boston, Concord
Il Montreal. MOI aern, Concord, snd Boston
~ Lowell. L. Ia not probable that lsrse
Quantilics Of freight vii fu,ch Boston iloM
the wsst Yia this roundabout 10 o, sut Tor
certain y irtious OF northern Vermont and
New Hampshire tho traffic viii be Of some
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ROBERT s. EKwror
RAILWAY ITEAS.

DurIpg the year 1888, only about lCo
miles OF railroads were built 10 Texas rms
is great falling on from the record oil
In Arkansss 200 miles OF railroad were
constructed ~ 1882. Though this is not
much, IL 10 far ahead OF any southern state
for that yea which wa, generally bad
one for railroad hui ding.
A statement OF tho operations OF the
Atchisop, Topsks & Santa Fe rsilroad shows
that the gross esruinss for the year Q ding
Decent Der are estima ed 10 be $40 SS7 GOV,
and the expenses aud taxes 81 ,6JO,Sl0
Tho system of block signals, the same as
those used on the Ponnsy lvapis railroad,
are now beipg introduced on tho North
eastern, and will be In operation BY The lat
ter par of thi, week. The omcials of me
road say that With the block Signals, which
are automatic, nat IL IN ifnpossoie ior ooi'
lision 20 occur.
Fiity.iour rsilrord- report their gross
earoIn,s for 1873 II the enormous cum OF
s26l. $50 O7S. SUCH great lines, too, rs Tue
baltimore and 0hio, Pennay wanna, New
Hsrk C.nusl. Eie, Union PAcihc ana
Esntral Petite have yet to be heard rom
OF the tfy tour, only nine shoWe1 ue
of these wa an important iine-ihe lllnols
Central Toe net Increase was 80 oos J,o'
or over 10 p,r cent Tue esriNhfs IN De-
cember (mis sgr 90 o97i we're $40 7s5, 3os
An increase Of SIS O43 over December, 1857
shnep tie mileage vas 4l,045.
q rne board ofdirectors OF the Hot Springs
railroad were Ia session to-day, hut nothing
h vet known 81 what was done, and the re-
nortsd embarrassed condition OF the Para
more road will, IN all probability. defer ihe
Immediate operations on tha proposed ex'
tsnsion OF the rmer TO connect vain the
latter ct Pine Bluff, aud ia he event that
the Paramore 10 sougnl up b. other parties
and converted into a standard guage, the
extension will 10 abandoned. no doubt.
o. n. Dunn ia appointed hr. Harahsn, :
successor a. superintendent OF the Mobile =
New Orlenus division. His selection givos
1 much satisfaction among the South q
(North railroad employees here. They say
the prts ut NJ 40 sgement moves In the right
direction by advancing their own employees.
40 Damn started 81 The foot OF the ladder
over zen years ego with the South 4 North
ysilrosd, and WAS advanced gradually to
local and general freight rgsnt and then
master OF trsDsporfa Ion. .y.
The dfsw-bridgs Sf the hioinidppt Vat
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: nnwn Town Mnrehant.

Having passed several nights, disturbed
! by The agonei and cries ofa suilefngc child.
and becoming convinced that Mrs, Wins.
lows Spoihing syrup was just the article
needed, procured supply Tor tho child,
on rcnchihg home and arquainliug bic
wife with what he had done, she refused 10
have Il administered 10 the child, ~ she
was strongly IN favor Of Homeopathy. That
nirht tho child passed IN suffering, ana the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
s,il worse; and white contemplating M.
other slrepioss night, the mather stepped
from the room 20 attend % some domestic
duties, ard lcit the father With the Cn'ld.
During her absence he administered q rOr.
ton Of the Soothing Syrup to the bshy,and
said Nothing. That night I'LL hnsds slept
we'll, aud the litflc fellow awokc ln the
bright and happy, The mother
Wss delegated with the sudden and wonder.
mi change, nd although ~ lirst offended
az the deception pracliced upon hrr, has
continued 90 use the Syrup, aud suffering
crying babies aud restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial OF the Syrup
neyar vet failed 20 relieve tho baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. 25oents u bottle.
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L. Ynnr Rlnoh pures

For mpase b.Opl tho best medicine
knox ia Roitdalia. H. ~ Tho great Southern
time tried npd trHe Remedy, and may uo
implicitly r-iisd uu when eyorything elise
tails. Tskv il "a I've Spring time cspociaI'y
for the impura seCrrtipns ~ The blood met
do / To- that season OF thu resr. Rnd lake
il a. al tituss for CAnoor, Sctofn'N, Liver
Cnmpiaitty. Weakness Bllls, rumurs.
swsliuR,, SKIN Distases Malaria nud the
thou,anj ills that como from impure blood
To insure cheerful disposition take RI
sldals. he Great southern Remedy; wAich
will remove tho primr cause, and restore
che mind to is natural equilibrium.
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Imported Goods.

l'hu Ella stree, Exchange sal01u bnu
street, IS ihs only aaloon la the city Tnica
imports - own winCs aud llquor5. They
import IN and out of bond Hungarian aud
other yines. sud therefore can give tneir
rogu ~ patrons the benefit No rsoou in
tho .ouLhVsst imports direct Al much 10 this
house Their cisais, Lunch, hquors nrd a.
tentic1 given 10 tho public cGunot Dc ex-
cellec m tse United States. Don't forget
to get vnpr lunch and liquors At tho Elm
street E1charse, where you will rlrgy 3
ind "a. alfsnie JAKE denor6r and cs"st.
amt.
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No name ia better amt more pleasantly
md widely known than that of Mr.. J. A
Pozzoni. For years he has made bimseli
famous oy the elegant perfumes and COM
plrxion powder that bears his name, the
latter having found us way to the bellies OF
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
sdmires beauty in ladies'. Nothing will do
rome TO produce or enhance it than use o
Poyzoui's preparations.
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A IlonoGy.

Gcmouy. q,
DALLAS, Jan. i2.-TEiitor REsALD.l-lt
seems that thero ~ considerable trouble eN'
i,ting between the telephone managers snd
randy to 4, fer Vhich, II applied, d0ubt'el.
viii work TO thc satisiaction OF sll cou.
corn-d.
Tho rsmady: II every person Interested
will call at Wchstsr's Art Gallery, 70l Elm
Stree, end have their photographs taken,
they will so homo well pleased. forgetting
all a7oNt phone tr0u Nlrs.
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Tyrolean Concert

On next Saturday syenin- The nnsisl loving
lcopls uf Dallas yiii be normi ,rd 20 enjoy
u rare ir-ag ~ Y. 81. II, a Hall, bL tho
ryIoloau National Concert Company Eie-
Wsiss, ono OF The mo- popular troupfs
which has ever visited the country. thGj
viii appear 10 ihcic uutioual cnstun, ~
worn In the mountains OF ryrol, sud In
addition 10 ,heir u0Bt popular ana fsmoua
mountain songs aud Wurbliug they VIII
,te leading operas. rhis will uuyoubisdiy
be- one nfthe mos. elegant aud recharchc
entertainments over piysu IN the city, and
,nose vino may DO lepdvsd Of tbV pleasure
Of boisg present On too occasion will ever
q Il II raLInt II.
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Pet,onS desiring TO buy psrlor, dining.
room and bedroom sets, hedsteads, chairs
rocher. tables, lounges, sideboards, war;
robes Office iurnitur', ric., can hnd ore OF
the lnrg,st ond best selected stocks ever
brought g. Texas. Anything IN the lurni.
ture line etc. can be found Ia ihis large and
eeugnt assortment. Prices are lower tbaa
e,er and great inducements offered to
buyers. GEnRGn KICK,
747 and 749 Il m street.
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Attention IS called 10 The advertisement
o. Mr.. Kou0. ueds in another column, who
is acE 40 vipdged Hs one among the most Hc-
comp i7hed decorative artists In the copn-
: v. de kgpps full stock ~ al goods ~
IN. ioe, which he offer at Wholesale end
retail H. gives special attention to house
decoration. The HgRALD can assure its
readers tbst Mr.. Shields Is reliable and
prompt in ali his business engagemen EMS,
aud az one with whom II is always pleas
ure TO trGu sact business.
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Aycrll N.lrnd I,nlnta.

guarantee thir paiut will provo eatis-
factory vuen applied according 10 uirec.
ilpnt. do not metn Il guarantees Of aa;is.
tion only when fi'st applied, "a, every paint
g. satisfactory Nheu t;st applied, buy my
gusrart-o embraces u sufficient TINS 10
properly teft th, merits Of the paints My
friends ard customprs in the country ere
uthorizsd 10 project this guarantee. Adj
drc-s I'll orders ~ II HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, ghnies1le dealer ~ p,inters cup,
p'ias, wall paper, windov glass, etc.
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Rose CITY Paint and Color Company.

This company has esiaoiisbed headquar-
tiers Tor the sale OF their celebrated mixed
paints for tho state, in ihis city. have
been appointed agent FOR the sale of same
aud vii o. all orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, wind "
glass wall paper. mouldings, etc, S26 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Eirir Cnnin an nnnr,

Mus,r,. Purdy & R.udalI, Of the Board o'
Trade Billiard Hal, have reduced The pHcr
NJ billiard play Ing 20 fifty cents per hour.
Mr.. Purdy intends In the future 10 give his
personal attention in the management o.
tho billiard room. and those who dtiisH, b.
ihis plr.sag. pasiime may .oel assured hat
they viii pc ur,eously treated. Every
day rt IL &C ock Pufdy u Randall " i
give The fines, Tree lunch ever spread in
Dallas GIVE the Board o. rr.do Billiard
Mnll Ia rnll.
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Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suticr from carly indiscret'ons viii ina
Aliens Bran Food the most powerful inylg'
ORIENT ever introduced once restored by TO-.
there 10 no relapse Try 70; 10 never feil-.
81 @ tcr 50 "A druggists, or by mail from
J. Il Alien, 3l5 first aveuue, New York
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Tho simplest and best regulator OF the
dIsordsred liver in the world IRE Csrter'a
Littlo Liver Pills. They give prompt re-
lief In sick hesdachs, dlzziness, nauses
etc, preven, and cure constipation and
piles; remove ssllowuess and pimplos from
The compile EXON and arc mild and gentle in
their opsralica Oh the bowels. Carriers
Little Liver Pills sre small and "a EASY 10
take a. sugar. One pill q dose. Price Is
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II there ever ives specific for any one
complaint then Carers Little Liver Pills
ara specific tor sick headache, aud every
woman should know this. Tksy are not
only a positive cure, but sure preventive
ittsken when tho approach Is felt. Carriers
Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver
aud bile, and in this way remove the cans,
OF disease without first making you sick by
o weakening purzs II you try them you
will not be disappointed.
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ALYAnAno. TX. o.. |. ls9s.-J. |

ALvARADo. TEX, DC. l. 1851. +
SaITH & Co., St Louis-Genls: Ny family
aud have derived more benefit fcom your
Bla Beans than from any liver medicine
we have ever used. We cannot do without
them. have never before given any ons
a certificate; but cheer:ully give this IN
the interest OF humanity and IN 'he grail
tude Tor the benefits ! have received from
this remedy. 1 am,
Very t.spectfuliy,
y. 0'BRIcKY duEglit.
For sale by all Druggists
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A New Acquisition.

A new acquisition to he growing busi-
pess interrsts Of DAllas Is the Texas \
MEXICAN l,n.i and Investment G mpant,
which has opened an Office At T23 lain
s,reet to do general land and real estsle
hnsiness and negotiate land and cattle
properties, execute lorrs and deal in al
negotiable securities.
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4 strntton,s business College.

This old aud successful Institution hts
Young men for real life by qualifying them
FOR business, and es shorthand writer, grad
yates are successful Ia getting employment.
For circulars address W. NJ. Carpenter,
president, st. Louis, Missouri.
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RAILROADS.
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A Cnril.

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nees, early drcsy, loss Of manhood, etc, |
win arnd . reN,rt thSt will cure you go o.
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