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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
A nnwn rown nlcrchnnt

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the ngonios and cries ofa suffering childi
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Nins
lows Soothing Syrup Wa usi the article
needed, procured supply Tor the child
On reaching homo aud RcquaInling his
wife with what DO had done, she refused 20
have II administered 90 the child, ns she
was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed iu suffering and the
parents Without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating am
other slsopless night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend 20 some domestic
duties, and LETT the father with the COLD.
During her absence he administered por-
ton of tho Soothing Syrup % the baby and
said aothing. That night all hGXd8 slept
we'll, AMI the little fellow awokc In the
morning bright and happy The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder
fnl change, ard although 90 drst offended
at The deception prgci.ctd upon her. has
continued t0 use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have die.
appeared. a single trial of the Syrup
never yet iRiled 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome tho prejudice Of the mother
Sold By ali druggists. 2jCent5 bottle.
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TuE yANDALIA LINE

Aud PennyHlyanis route are always At III,
head Of tho Hat 20 far ~ accommodation
are concerned, nud o. this fact IL due theil
lsrga and increasing travel.
They ara now running In addition "a The
morning. line OF elegant new Pullman din
ing cars, which leave 81. Louis, Union sta'
lion, every morning SUNDAYS inoluded) ~
3 o'clock. "A daily line oi now Pullman
buffet cars. which leave 81 Louis eyery
evening (Snndsy4 iroluded) AZ o'cllcf
thus niatirs q double daily line OF dinnr
cas- from 81. Louis 10 New York without
change
These cars run via Terre Haule, Indian
apolis Columbus, Plitshurg, Harlif ufg,
PHILADELPHIA 90 New YORK withou, change.
These cars have been built expressly Tor
this line, and are by far the mos. elegant
ever Quilt by tho Pullman company, They
contain ona la-gn drawing room With prl'
waite toilet ARRANGEMENTS, ono large Gnok,
iur room, a buffet, or lunch room, aud
twelve sections. rhoy should DO csen TO
be- nppre1iat "a,
Nothing compared with these advantages
sre offered by any other line out oi s..
Louis.
The travelling public can secure accom-
modalions In these cars by calling on or
writing TO r. NJ. Colburn, ticket agent, No.
20 NoIthtourth street, 81. Louis, Jr George
A. knight, southwestern passenger HRent,
~ Dallas, Texas.
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LOCALETrES.
Inv thu Hnns,ahle shoe.

Buy ths Huns,ebe shoe.
Plumes aud tbs, chHep, ~ BsdmaC's.
Piumes aud t'rs ubatp, az B.uiUgn'g.
For Wines hquOro sri ciyEis, 20 60 tiad-
docks
Ladies approv, Of your smoking Little
TeIeploro Dangbortg's ,eed store Tor al
kinds Qi .sca.
rlo Huts'able Shoe Gciory is rushed
with orders.
l.. Craddock keeps the oest ofnquc.a Tor
holiday drinks
The "Springh sweet navy plug tobacco Is
the Texans lnvGrite'
She said "Don't, but x you must, chew
6pring.' rhat'a The best.n
sAoker'a Dyspepsia Tablets never fai.
sold bv w. II. Patterson & CO,
Everybody esys that Ureddook's liquors
ore his faYorito above all others
Fifty lndies' suits worth $40 to 5l2. We
sell a. $3.50 20 $50, at Bauman's.
Horse radsh aud everything In the gro
Gerry line you want at Bouohe's.
Cloaks and dolmans selling half their
rricc ~ Reurnan's 700 Elm street,
Ladies nrc invited 70 call and price our
goods, at Il. Baumsn's, 7o6 Elm street.
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
coup. whooping cough aud bronchitis
Sold by J NJ. House, Dallas.
Ifyou want TO see the spirits turn the
Glen Lea.
Ladies' are invited to call and price our
goods. at Il Bsuman's, 706 Elm street.
To the wholesale trade we offer great In
ducements. T. Bauman, 7e6 Elm street.
Guaranteed 10 cure q Cold or Cough
AcFer's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
bv w. n. Patterson & Co.
Shiloh's Cetai rh Remedy-a positive cure
for cRfarrh, diphiherin and canker mouth.
Sold nv J. NJ House, Dallas
Burn Coke keep your hOuea ciean snd
oage money. Coke only f6.'n ton at
DALLAS OIrY GAS Co.
Attention ~ called to the Advertisement
OF Brnceliue 10 another column, said 70 DO
the greatest sod most perfect hair restorer
ever discovered, DON'T iail TO read the ad-
vettisomCnt.
Lamar street left hand eide is as brisk
looking as Broadway, so many people are
passing and dropping into Ord's Place,
where they meet courteous treatment aud
get the finest liquors and cigars in town.
n isa pleasure TO be able 10 read quietly
while you sip your wine or smoke your
cigar. You can fad The very best place 0
THE kind at Ord's Place, ia Lamar street.
where you will be nicely treated by Frank
Cauthorn. manager.
Messrs. January & Richards are now
running the most complete line OF hacks
between Milssp and Mineral Wells. These
gentlemen have been favorably known TO
the visitors OF the Wells for several years,
and by their poliieness and accommodation
have made many friends. Parties visiting
Mineral Wells this summer should not fail
to patronize January & Richards
Ladies' hats bought direct from the fsoto-
ries and prices are very low ct Mrs. ".
Chestnuts. Elm stree, nnxt 10 Grams.
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Letter from "A Female Physician.

Letter from "a Female Physician.
1911 SlooED AVENUE, Nav YORK, May /,
1888 My specially is diseasee OF women
aud children. | ike Allcock's porous
plasters because thew are 50 quick and ELL
Client aud never initiate or mark the tender
est skin. | have found them most useful in
my practice, aud they are Ger ainly the best
plssters now made. To ilustrace: my son
of ten years OF age took u osd cold and
coughed incessanliy; 10 medicine would re-
Eeve him. Aitpr some twelve hor APP
piled an Allc1ck'a porous plaster to his
throat and upper chest. The cough ceased
entirely ia IN hour, sud the next day the
boy was we'll.
told the case 10 a gentleman who suffer
ed In In same WY, h., too, was cured IN
twentv.four hours OF his cough by ALI
cocks porous plastcrs. Another patient
suffered from pain IN the small OF the back
--Allcock's porous plssters was applied at
night, and next morning the pain had
ceased. Again, young lady suffering from
neural3ic pains around the heart, by my
advice nsed Allcock's porous plasters, and
was entirely cured In three days. Finally,
n lady came 70 me with cold feet, which
constantly required light and day-this
sometimes IL q symptom OF uterine congcs-
toni applied al Allcocks porops plsster
to the sole OF esch foot and her feet got and
continued warm. She wore the plGsters
over week.
Thus have recently tried Allcock's por-
Gus plasts's, and take greet pleasure 10
bearing witness b thsir remarkable cura-
tive power. JAMS NJ. BAKER, N. ID.
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Tho MN vino IInrries.

I'VE bu9,'inR hurrying man, ag n msttnr
ol ikct, Is poor worker. Too mach OF his
steam power Is expended kicking up dust.
fhe habit u hurrying aud feeling la a bur
~ IL fatal 10 good work and dimlni8bes the
em0uit OF work good men osu do. The
friction Is too great. So little OF practical
value Ia accomplished that he cauno. go
hone st night with swuet consc iousntss
Of duty done, dsy's work completed.
The men who accomplish most neyar
seem ina hurry, no matter nov much they
have 30 do. ThOy are not troubled for lack
Of time, for they make the most uf The min
utes by working in cool, rnethodical man
ner, iinishing each job properly and not
expanding their nervous force to bustle.
They narer complain OF overwork; bat are
more likely to hunt up new work in order
TO give their faculties more varied
en- ployment AID 3, exercise some which
are not sufficiently used.
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Mr.. 81. Johnston IN "Campiug Among
Cannibalsn furnishes evidences that csnni-
bslism "a on the wane even Ia the Wild in
terror Of Fji. Ga his way back 10 the cspi-
tai be spent night Ia store on the bank
of the Waintmss--the firs. E1gllshman
who had penetrated thus far. This man
gave him gruesome picture OF the state OF
things when ne first came 10 live IN the Sc
quesiered and then turbulent locality.
"Everv mans hand Was raised against his
nsighbor for the staple reason that he was
his Deignbor. Often past bis little house
ne has seen the canoes 60 down the river
bearing giiiS from one chief to another OF
dead men for the oven. and sometimes
bloody joints OF limbs JUS torn from the
visslm, wrapped IN fresh leaves for the
crown Of . feast There !, no question,
Mr.. 81. Johuston sssefta. that the Fijisn
osnnibsl loved hnman issh for its own
sake. and did Dot merely eat the slain
enemy cot ofreFeage. A chief wsuld order
70 be- oi.ossi sosne one he consiuersd
would be good for cooking,
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IIocirlcliv. iinrs md rl.h.

A European journal relates that IA few
month"; since workmen omnl0ved upon
some instructions on the bank OF the river
Dn,ipFr. In csulral Russia, empl Dyed tho
electric light ~ enablo ttom 10 prosecute
thclr lAbors A. night. THO hr'llisut rayR oi
iiRht attracted 80 ipany millions on nooiur.
nal mothe, beetles rud other icfec,8 that
from time 10 time u WAS necessary e. stop
work end rot oil hands To destroying tho
clouds Of Wingad vlotims that frequently
~omple'ely ob8ourod tho sight. This su &.
gsetsd The i.ta OF using tho electric lght
10 destroy nocturnal insects preiulicisl TO
ng-.cL lture, and experiments In that dirtc
ton sro 30 ne .riet next spring. Not on Is
10 insec's, bu hsh the LIGHT proved fatally
attract ve. ita reys, directed 90 tine aurisoo
of the nater drew f1gs her vast quanuties
Of all the fishes found n the DusiOer, and
when within Unclaimed held9 "a iliumins-
zion they Icy crowded together Ia masses,
seemingly blinded md tupiled, The
worktGru, Improving the opportunity,
made notable aul Of lsh
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his plea being that bis "hluok tooth
aohed, and that only human flesh could
cure II. the subject IL u Tepuisiye one, aud
Mr.. 81. Johnston deals Tor tho most part
with far more cheerful tnoios, WHITTIER we
will follow him after one tinal grim quota
tion;
"Ths expression long pig' is not Joke,
nor n phrase inyenled by Euronesns, nut
one frequently u'ed by the Fjlens, who
look upon a corpse a. ordinary butcher
NEST, and called human nody rueku
bAloyA, or 'iong piE,' Va c1niradistinoiion
~ puaka dina, or re PIX Toe flesh WAS
never eaten raN, but was either baked
whole In the ovens or cut up and siewet IN
tina large earihern pots that they uso tor
cooking Certain herbs we're nearly a.
ways cooked with the hefh, either ~ pre-
vent indigestion or ~ a sort ol savory stuff
ing. " a man Was O. ha cooked whole,
they would paint and decorate his face ~
though lac wefO alive, guii one 81 the chlel
persons o she place would stand by tho
corpse, which was placed iu siiting pnel-
ton, aud talk IN n hooking stain 20 Il Tor
some time, when II would hr handed over
to the cooks, who prepared r. nnd placed II
In the oven, hllng the inside oi the inside
Of the body with hot stones, 20 that he
would DO well cooked all through, "-tPsll
Mall Gazette.
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The water ot certain railroad station
out west gave out aud supply had TO be
brought In barrels for the engines. 0ne
dark night the engine was by mistake filed
no from six barrels OF whisky end eight or
ten OF beer just arrived at the citation for
delivery to members OF the Temperance
club in the town. The engineer never had
such a limo In all his lie, rs the engine got
drunk. 1t whislled constantly, snorted and
reeled, the bell rang, and with difficulty the
machine WAS kspt on tho track And when
they got 10 the terminus nothing would
persuade the engine 10 20 10 i's homo in
the round house. II stayed ont MI night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
dvcriIl Mixed Paints.

| guarantee this paint will prove salts
lions. do not mean q guarantee OF eatis-
lion only when frat applied, as every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, bu, my
guarantee embraces u sufficient time 10
properly test the merits Of the paints, My
iriencs and customers in the country are
authorized To- protect this guarantee. Adj
dress all orderI 10 IL. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer in painters sup,
plies, wall paper window glass, eto.
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II Llt up by I'ino Tccth,

tho plainest face becomes attractive. A.
though ordinary dfptriiice PROV, 'ueilsct-
ual 40 whiien sud improve the hcalth OF
the teeth, 3o21dont 81 equal % the task and
dor8 orouslly, buifos bariHhlug from
tho breath an offensive 'mell. Tech
not only whittier, buJ chew better than
others. As tho tCUth improve through it,
use. eating beclmte delightful indulgence
instead NJ "A penalty.
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The Human Hair Trade.

Addison, In one OF his quaint articles on
fashion, gives a humorous description OF
the rise and fail OF the hairy towers on
jadies' heaos As fashion willed IL, the
structure varied in slzs and SHAPE, and ~ IL
was with the ladies' 81 Queen Aune's time
so IL is in The days Queen Victoria, Not
many years ago huge 'chignons" and euor-
NOUS plaits disiiguied the heads OF all
womankind, the dea ers in human hair end
their accom- plicaa the hair'dressefs, grew
rich, blessing the latest within oi the most
whimsical among the deities. But men, or,
rather, women, grew wiser, and all 81 onne
the heads, but recently bowed down by the
weight OF artificial hair. we're lifted up, and
hideou5 bangs" ami clae.icai coils took the
place Of tho former mOnst -Osiiies the
charge s.,m d rad'cel. and hair.dealers
were 90 the oIinh ut despair. But hy-and.
b. the discovery was made by one
woman and auocbsr that not all haIf
would "frz aud that even plain knot o.
hair Ut the back of the head could not be
produced without the aid OF the hair-dresser.
The apparently simple shape required. in
fact, much more attention than all tho
abandoned wealth OF plsiis IND tresseH.
Hsr-dressers cnul no longer be numbered
among the simple w1rkmen. To satisfy
their ieir customer they had 10 become
srtls,e, prDduc!ng bangs OF airy cuils, soft
coils, ans nrtidGiGl partingH, vying with
nature IN aerfe ctio1 OF workmsusnip, Long
hair had firmerly bcea required, and nigh
prices were paid for g., wne theF IL came
from iair-haired German village girl, u
bride OF heaven in this Italian convent, or
whether II bad been the pride OF chinese,
who lad oAl, y.itld with II aflcr death.
Now, however 1t was no longer quantity,
but quality, that was required, tld soft,
glossy hair, though short, grew to be high
ly valued More attention was also paid to
color, golden hair the admiration OF poets
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ADIsnslrons TnlInrn

4
or the many furniture dealers to under
sell the old rtliohlc furniture house Of
George Rick, at 747 and 40 Elm street,
makes one tel Just Ike going and buying
one OF those fine nsilos, bedroom setg or
ono of those beautiful lounges or same OF
those handsome chairs. HIS wardrgbes,
tables, eidsboards, rockers and IN iaot
everything he has he IS selling just wav
down to bed-rock-1hiy ono price and that
the lowest
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81melhiug that val qu tho nerves,
give ursrRin o. the body, i1luaN refresh
ing leep, improve ihs Quaity'oI the blood
aud purify aud brighten the complexion,
10 what many persons woul ha very glld
10 obtain. Corier's Iron Pills arc maio a..
exa9ly This Glass Of trJupIa7, aud are zoe
markedly successful In oo1mplishiuR the
ends desired ~ uHmed ABOVE. They ere
useful for both men and VoHan. Sold by
druggists. Price 80 cents n box. See edvor-
tisemeul.
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Rose CITY paint ana color Company.

The oOmpany nae estaDlIshed neadquHf-
ters for the sale OF ,hslr celebrated mixed
paints for tho stuto, in his city. have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same
aud VIII hl oil Order8 al factory prices,
thereby saving my customers The freight
on same. III. HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glaea, wall PAPER, mouicings, ETC., 500 Elm
street, Dallas Texas.
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FROM IA IIostnn Isditnr.

Merit will win. 80 we thought 90 gem
tleman was telling OF kil wonderful cure Of
"A cough ana cold with HumphreYB' Hon
eopatho Spec flo No. z. lie aiiir that
ior coughs gud colds OF a stubborn chaf-
atter n could not he exc'lled. H. ellnytd
tho tickling IN tho throat aud dittre sing
cough, Rnd relieved che hnarGenc1s when
his iriendg mad become alarmed les pnCu-
muuis was Getting "a. He commenced with
Spenlio No. z. taking * pellets every two
hours, cOugh soon became milder; hoargc-
ness passed Of strength and appetite I'm.
proved, and IN "a igw DAYS he was AZ well %
over
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ssIOISERsl

Mesers w. IL Patterson ~ Co., corner
Main and Lamar, have added TO their busl-
ness the finest rirrr-stepdin thu ci.v. They
Keep all the fius grades of smoking and
tobscros, all the popular brands OF
cigars---in fact, The reader will have 70 try
one TO appreciate them.
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~ ~ CnLLI..on.

You aiH eruto.aNy invited ~ call a. the
Huus'abl- Boot and Sloe factory, e. III
Elm street. rld t-s the s'ylss Of long leg
colt ridinr boots 40 make iu nailed aud
haud-eawsd We make them IN case lots
for whol,sgi.ng, ard also keep q stock Of
tham ia our retail department. oa the first
floor. P.snsa mention that you came on
this invitation. Resoecilally,
WILL HussrABLK, Manager.
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We rCCoDimrn9 Carter's iron Pilln 90
every woman who 70 weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who haze
thin, pale lips, cold haada and fees. and
who are without strength ur ambition.
Thee aga the olses for wl Ola Carter's lyon
Pits age specially propstel egd ihig clss9
cannot us9 them without hcreu Nslu-
abl1 zoe men als1. In metal boxes, 90 90
cents. Sold ny druggists or cont Dy mail
See advertisement elsewhere.
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It Is more economical to buy Durkee's
salad dressing than it isto make dressing.
Besides this, Il is made o. better materials
than GU can buy a. the stores. EVERYBODY
likes It, Try 70.
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TIL. Australian Crlcl,eters.

Mr.. D-vid Scot, OF Boyle IL Scott the
famous Victorian crickftsrs st Melbourne,
N. s. W., received fearful blow from y
ball, on the leg, ana suffered exoruciatlng
agony. Two amp icsiious Of st. Jacobs OIL
he says reduced the swelling aud banished
the raip.
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Ord's Place. ia LAMAR street, uands over
its counters nothing but the best liquors
and cigars Frank Cauthorn Is manager
sud Will zee that the public is satisfied.
The finest reading room Is attached, where
YOU can always find The New York. 81
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City. sporting and
Dallas papere. The room is elegantly fur
nished, aud YOU can raad In paacs.
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In the Euglish law reports n case is re-
ported ola baker who was convicted for
using alum in baking bread. A similar
Law IN this country would be the means OF
driviL out a great number Ut the baking
powders which are largely composed
with this drug. To BE- rafe, oonsumsrs
'phould buy the old and ever reliable Dr.
Prices cream baking powder.
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you arc invited 20 cell at W. NcCielan's
studio, fO5 Main rect, arN examine pic
turey copied ana enlarged, lie size. finished
In ofayon and oil. First.class work In this
style OF pictures, az we'll % all stylee In
photographs, e speciality. Nihiturs to ,he
ctv are psrticularv welcome
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The whole municipal power o. the city
Dallas Il being constantly eKeIted 10 i'm
prove the Sidewalks and drainage around
the Glen Les. We notice, however, that no
official yer suggest Improvement OF the
fnuida fYaiVove.
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Sunset phenomenon.

The Fedish sky that GppesrB at sunset,
causing much exoitemont aud admiration
among the natiycs and banlI ng scientists
has at last been satisfactorily explained
Professor Fitzhugh on eminent philos1'
pher, Ia his report TO the Scientific World,
states that the red light appearing az sun
set is caused by reflection OF those fine
photographs mode by Webster, 70I Elm
street Dallas TeXss.
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n ,ho opinion Of Physicians

In tho Opinion OF Physicians
teeth that ARE becoming defective or nrs In
euficieaily cleansed, Inject the food and
unfit Il for the digestive process. Health,
therefore. o. we'll rs personsl sttraotiveness
is promoted by the use OF Sozodont, pure In
composition. agreeable IN flavor. prompt
and effective in It's purifying action, and
economic, since only few drops upon the
brush are needed al a time. The popularity
OF this sterling preparation Is based upon
long-tested and professionally recognized
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DIR. Bosanlso.

THIS name hos become so familiar with
the mos Of people throughout the United
States that II Is hardly necessary TO state
that he Is the originator of the great DR..
B,sanko Cough and Lung Syrup, the peo-
ples' favoliie remedF. wherever known, for
coughs, colds. consumption and all alice
lions of the throat and lungs. Price 80
oenss and 81. eoid oy ". n. f~sssAson u
Co., Dalias.
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just Eoceived.
A car load Of the celebrated California
brown corn and sugar cate seed ~ Holo-
wav tE Co's.
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Having bought oar tho interests o. ~
o0ncnrned a. tho firm on &. Il Holm@f
Co.. gtaain, cns nnc wateNhttaco WI
continue tha 5nglnass at The Q.d staDd 4l}
Kim street a McWnrnK
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WHY WAS the cattle convention called to
Ia las? Why the editorial ditto aud the
ecums meal council2 Twas because there
Is located the great Glen Lea, the fount oil
all grand thourht end holy insD!rGtionl
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Just read Creddock's brands Of whiskiee,
Guckheuheimer rye and Nelson and Lin
coin county goods, pure old Robertson
county and fine peach and apple brandy,
vines gins and cordials.
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Hundreds write they owe their lie and
present good health to Acker'g bpgiiah
Remedy, Tor consumI ion, coughs, coius.
etc Sold nv w. u Patterson n %.
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Acker's Blood Elixir guaranteedi viii
cure all kinds OF blood poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by w Fl. Patterson y
Co.
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viii YOU suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint Sbiloha yiiaizsr ia Rnar1n-
teei 90 cure you. SOLD by j. NJ. Houss
Dallas
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Frank Il. NOM. sien painter. 500 Main st.
Gle =. axes it. g11la corDs Of assist
ants its temporary retreat. Its new ball
wilibe large enough 10 allow elbow room
cfil ustomers alto.
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