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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

N'vare ia rc> i.,t vi :, cop &c IL.
UpME AutUCaIi.. IL" tir>' uttu
Der Of V Inch I.,S Recently issued
at FarlnervilJt; AS, 4 paper r;ttI..,
the E,cnr;ils .Neu Eru. With ',,i;i
VIZ glali> exchange. and wi~E. them
Il long. Prosperous ana u>tt'i' ~
retr.-t !tAatlt!iii 1clea Tttf. 9th.
The HOW: AptuctrE, I. {.
Lcu,S. editor ana pro pIit.i"'. i i
nc" journal published a, Eal:n"s-
Willie, 1T. Ii l. 4 >lAcpluntu + ,pt +,
printed With 'un1 primer type aud
looks Welt. lninn parish VII ~.
henf 'itrrd t,1 ut. iryrCtT,. ;nI
l,;c ,"opt,- >'.pti,! ,l'.u! J, ! h,,Ir
ty weicouic ar,i liberal >Hplut'.
-Norgan Git. Hlt!er. 1ih last.
w. il,,c rnr..jy,L the third n;i'n
ltl III tttt tcn-- y NV - l.,
ta:in.vviIit, Ia, Il neatly - in'.l
and ably rcndncted ~i>-rolumn
weekly. elite! NV Juus. \ &.
Lewis. Price :l.jo d year; AID
viii crter i. Oh our esrhar," list
with pleasure, We wish i Ahnr
BAN, Surece~ bi"us die .Ntx i,'.
The HnMr Advocate IL. a t,"A
paper iA'.ly started at F,r'l.,'' liz,
La, Ju,t1e 7. { Lewis editor tut
proprietor. lis typographical AZ
ptA.ancc Is neat, AMI the sl>!. nj
its editorials evidences the tact
that the editor IL urt 4 nrtiLr J..
the business. "" hone to receive
the ADVOCATE. for :wn tnuil.;,ni
weeks ~ CONE. II .,li'.v ',5rtrr;..lp.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20
TIE INAIG GRAFTON.

"Wal''rop,.' The spicy Washing
ton correspondent of the More
house Ctpioa, comments rs followS
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Mss Matte Adams, "f Natchl-
t"ches parish, a seventeen year OH
young lady, while standing before
schoolroom Are, caught fire IN
the skirts Of her clothing, all OF
which wee burned frOlu her body.
Her lower limbs from her chest
down were burned to Il crisp,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Some time ago Mr.. Elain said
the Democrats were r0nspling 10
seize the Government. Wen thcy
have seized it, and if they cannot
improve il, without halt tying.
they will deserve the fate Of let
ting Mr.. Blain take it tear years
hence. ~. D. Picayuae.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

A wonderful improvement III
Gen. Grants health has suddenly
taken place. Cause: The bill re-
firing him from the army with Il
handsome annuity has passed Er
Ne verify believe that "a bin
with the annuity part OF il IN vur
l.vnr, would prove conducive t"
orr health and longevity.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

| without All affeciataon of superiority
The mothe: is the angel spirit Of
home. Her tender warnings over
the cradle Of her infant: her guard
ian care Of the child and youth,
make her tie centre at the inter
estS. the hopes and The Happiness
Of Tia. faulty. Ter I"v. .lows in
h.r SrUpatliie-. rei1rs II all her
! shuu ;.i.'> and deeds. IT never
ruDl~. IL never ,ireS, never sleeps.
but ever CLOVIS and burns with III
! cre;i.ing aldo,. and witt, sweet and
hul, incense upon tn" altar of hone
! devotion. Heaven has imVl'n'cd
+ ia tie Il ne Inbthcrs face some thing
! h,.vuul this world, something
" hicb claims kindred With the
! shi..s-,hc angelic smile, the tell
der look. the waking, "a,chfu' eye
which Keeps It's fuud Vigil over h''
siutl nrrins babe.
A mother mourning by the grave
Of her darling clsi.l Is a spectacle
/ of woe. 4 mother Watching the
! p,,Ipital!n. frame a her child IL
. III. ebis slowly away. mus. er"At
the sympathy uf the >terue','. \
moth.r closing the dying eyes Of
) ir.r child is on. of the Sau'i.>t
sights Of earth.
Can q rn";;lel'> love i. -upr!i.d.
I 30. \ tnols AMI times, no: by
the deep, earnest warnings OF our
spirits for a mothers Iuv.; Ivy III.
achiug Void in our hearts by III.
un>atisficd wandering Ut oar aztec
iiouS: by the Icvcrence, the hoiy
love. the feelings akin to id"latry
with which our thoughts hover
about Al angel form among the
>craphs Of Hunycn-by I'LL these
we answer no. The love OF a
mother for her son is enduring III
tenderness ard trtilsceliuS ali
other affections, OF the heart. Ii IS
neither to bc chilled by selfish
n~sS, nor dauhtei by danger, nor
weakened by wortLlcssness. nor
S,ified by iugra,itud,. She will
.Nilult III his fame and prosperity;
symrathise with him i'll ml>ftrt
ulie, and il disgrace settles ur"n
his name. and If ali the world be
side east him OF, she ill N all the
world to him.
A IN Tiers love is not full, ap-
prcciu;td. How needless are
many Of "A mothers auAicties ana
Kindness. Blu: when she Is dead
and gone. winch the cares aud cold
ness " the world come Withrring
~ our hearts. when We experience
how few u;t tetrirnd us iii M.
tultunt. then it is we think "t thu,
mother We hay. lost.
The writer recently visited tiu:
cemetery, after a prolonged alb
>cnre, and again stood beside the
last resting place Of an idoliz:d
mother. 4 mothers grave. Earth
has some sacred spots where we
feel like loosins shoes from our
feet. and treading with reverence.
and vii re words Of social con
verse seem rude. When distance
and time intervene, orr thoughts
hover around such places and
travel back through untncas,t, ed /
space to visit tl,eln. The graves
where rest the dust If those w
once loved AMI cherished. But IF
all spots on this green earth, none !
is SO sacred as a mothers grave.
There sleeps the pursc Of infancy, f,
the guide Of o',r youth, the coun
se|ol of our ripper years-our freud |
,s!len others deserted us. She, |
whose heart anu every feeling for
MS was love-thcrc she sleeps, aud I
we love the very carti, for her |
sake.
-.---s----4--- !. -.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

The Second lei III Il ihe farmer
Vile Hi:l. c.honl vii! begin At tn
Academy, February 18TH lssj,
and will continue five Scholarship
A,uni!,S.
Charges made from timo nt 81
trance 70 end ot.l"tn. Deductions,
made IN eases If illness.
Tuition: 500. SO. Or 800
according ~ gyadt IF studi.>.
Inci,it u;al fee. Is c,lts re,
month. Three gold ,n"tial> @Ha'u
cd al close ui' >cho.l.
Feb. II, 50. Il 3 U>Nxt1S
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20
FRIDAY MAEGiI 20, ISsi

No liquor is sold in Cameron par
i,h. although there ~ not a proht
hi.ory law, ANA the jail is used iul
4 corn CRIB
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20


m Cievtiands inauguration: ms
Induction ri Il fr''e-hE''' ''''"'i"'
INTO HE ir''ss's"n'S g. t'ltiGti'
away "'th "'. 81" 'he entire
pr"'"'''lnSs-~ttis magnificent car
riiIt> 'taf r"i.rd Ht'h- l't' >'ttt'>
the 'toIrt -tcadci Senators 'has
= t"ddiet after 'he'ii--fhr "'shoh'-
stuffed Judges with their MASSIVE
'lmlnc falling tom Their sh"i,ittS
the .'"l;'A':St ttlliI1ttF' q!
. ""ld >'f"l's"d s''~h--the 'hiN'n:'
diplomats Hllh pi& ''It "FI" n'ta-
g"n--;tli's. towering ah"'" an,
looking INT" The faces ~ ten H'tiI"i'
iolks. Sa" iresi0eU' icEe!ah"
"heh fse took tie "ath, II "as i
splendid o;a'h tie s*ai!""th II
Ike l"oni0a long WHISKY straight
he gagged at none II HE "h'l"a-
tons II. mtE ! con'c,-"" INA
fit was Wiling ana ah>'"'iS com
plt MA F.!th' AZ. 40" W ''i'~ o'
u1H "h'l Pi'n'1 "':'el N'''' i'1e>e"'
""j'td Ike I" "',
t'''t''hn - " very '"''''''S
man. ''At"' MN i"'i'ei'' - '"'''
I" aF'tf"t''' Sp"H' she h'sn' "a
tAz ih.Ed "Iff' lif!h' ana ''' vas ~
t'titt ana con pose" ~ II II" "''e
preparing u slt on d Ne" i"'"''>
Jury the iitS' "aH. y" one ""''l"
nave SURPRISED tha' ae was I" -.
sworn 'ht" the " ME i"''iNt' *
PRESIDENT AFtu''f "hS'i'r" the
vast contrast Ill tlt''iat"- "r
nean"r ami That OF the 1'''uiIc'
Gaflieiu Oh HE iioht l'ftNlo'ls Z"
ms inuuctloH. 10 me Ar'huF "a u:
"Hr. aldr"p, u" Night before
fairfield was lnausA''tcd re never
pulled OF hts boots. lie WAS DO"
eel ho"n win some H'dc>c;t'';hl''
tore boiling anu he nar, Il the tioo.
~ his room like Gagged bear. HIS
eyes wore a rc>,le*s,nneast "Srrca
sion, "h''h no" believe nea'ls
NE hhi' collapse ana everlasting
disruption ana fi,soIlti"n OF the
Etrubiitan party. That lntctuie-
tatluI ut his "rcicindnci> "crur-
rtt 10 me When Gnt''au sen: that
cruel bali INFO his body. and. Wien
blame Wis PM tut" IA" itei.' III my
stead last June. nHng ny to.
~H"'iSo ana cr'c''. 't"ni bye JOHN
Nar'ln . cleveland j. gong in'"
Hnj'e VITA Ills nerves al ha!ah'ei
ana hl' head erect. v ny, ST..
Naidr"p. he - absolutely gong t"
naHs at' on had inaugural adj
trr>s- Il" not believe there's
ah";lier man IN the nation that
"onid undertake. such a task
Ant sure enonsh, Cleveland It'd
S'ahd ui' On Wednesday ant
speak to ne largest, most intel
!t'fual gang OF people ever assem-
'itd HI Washington eSfe'np"ra1le-
"us', stood up and talked sound
morse Se"s'- s"od "id-'''ne pemoc
r'cS. There vas not II trem"r
III his great, obese
oohH. Ills voice was as clear as
plantation bell, and his ""rd>
were as strong as Steamboat coffee.
he made The keI'"oi'ca"s tremble
I" fht'r boots ny drawing wor"
pictures OF thlS TO, cfNmeht after
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

comfort for s,uokcrs is foIu.i in
I'll. current nnu.ber of the British,
Medical yoayaal- Lic!, dem.> TIE
possibility If smoking having csu>,
I'll the cancer With whtvis Sen.
Grant is now afflicted. The .|vur
nal says that the risk of cancer in
the throat iacarred hy smokers is
lniinitesimal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-14
"A DoctOr's wife.
nEE HUSBAND mAKEs 4 coyrlsaoy.


Dr. w. J. Gibbon, of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and Stands high as 2 medl.
cal gentleman. His wife's lingering condition
became so well known, that reporter accostes
him on the streets Of Memphis, ono day, when
the following dialogue was had:
doctor, l am glad to learn that YOUR wife
has regained her health after several years os
misery and suffering"
yves sir, she Is now quite restored 10 health
to the great establishment Of myself and all who
knew her."
"llave You any objection to telling me hss
complaint and the remedy :"
None In the least. She iahored under an
aillieiion peculiar to the ser, attended with los,
oiappeIile, emacia,ion, prostration, impaired %.
e'suons' cold eNlrc'nites, hys,ericr, cons,an,
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed
ridden over three years. My skill and that Of
other physicians was exhausted ard she va,
g'Nenupto die. Some one mailed me tic Formula
Tor DE-. Dromgoole's English Female Bitter.
procured few bottles and placed her upon a,
use, and Il cared her like magic Il is won.
deFiul medicine, and take pleasure In recon.
msnding Il to all women who need q tonic OF
female regulator"
Sold by oil dealers a, si,oO II sick, send for a
IS cent book rREE.
}. p. DBoMGooLE & Co,
wv - Loaii fills, Ky,
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Mrs. Sarah =. Turner and her motha, NJ.
=. y. Bryan, for nineteen years reglde5,iss' is,
Humboit Tenn, make the following AZ, VI
ments as 10 the merits of Swift's inaoH1sse.
Mrs. Turner's case Is we'll known IL 0ttttae
community. She says: 'aAl
81 was afflicted for two or three years ,,,.
Eczema and Erysipelas combined, NV w bS1s
system was broken down, my gtrenStb n no
appetite gone, and became as helniass a aAo
child being lifted from place To place hv ~
friends | was treated by the best phvsSian,
In the community with Iodide of Pofash az
the other usual remedies for such caSas aug
was given up to die by my friends. NV AMI,
ferlngs We're beyond description, and / No
lost all hope OF recovery. Last JanparyY
was induced to try Swifps Specific, hsyIn.
received pamphlet from the company d.
failing its merits. The Arst half dozen hoi'
Ties had The effect to bring back hope 10 m.
heart, aud the thought of being well asaEiy
brought joy and gladness TO the bonssbSnMt11
| have taken altogether "A bottles. Tho snso.
have all healed up and disappeared, 'O 11s
strength has returned, and | am able In ~
all kinds OF hoGse-work Swift SnecISo w
honestly believe, snatched me from II.
grave, and do not know how TO be gratstr,
enough for my recover.
MRS. SARAH Il. TURNER
know that s. s. $. s. has saved my dap,.
ter's lie. She was the most wretched Ioos
ing object that / ever saw when she com
menced taking II, being perfectly helpless, i
thank Goo that we ever heard OF IL. Ii save
my child MRS. ?. E. BRYAN
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease MAILS
Iree' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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MEDICINES.
HI OPE /,

A young man named John Navo.
near here, had an eating cancer on living
Wnieh mad eaten away his nose, part Tis o! ace
was one OF the most angry eafInD us uis eye. II
hsd ever seen, His throat finally he's ecss, mat
volved to such an extent that ne coCv'v'9aInein
swallow liquid food. After usinsu , ~, only
ien i without CD cking the rava s The
broken down, he vas confined In Nc "a Was
thought Tito only be question of tim va St aad
his death from the cancer. / mi h ai,ie abOai
swifts Specific as a last resort ana ba on On %
10 lpfo o1 win che FIRST dose His seDs,
throat got well; the ravages of IL ha
were soon stopped 1t began 10 heaI ,oancef
the edges, and after r few months, tra aat.oune
with ;. y 5. he has gotten entirely w ei EN-
aSe is ST. he hai,S oyer win new flesh a1s
Ia wonderful. NJ. u. CRUMLrY, NJ 0vH9Vers
Og tpfhOrr'.H p,
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WANTED LADY AGENTS VIZ

VrAgTED o. LADY AGENTS - VIZ
W have tho best selling line OF goods fOr
lady agents In America. 10 consists OF the
"Quecn'a Protector "nnisyn Stocking and
skirt Supporter, shoulder Brace, Comblnei
Hair Huatle and skirt supporter, Safety Belt,
0o.samet, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
wear. These goods are now devices, staple,
and an agent cant fall 90 sell something Ia
every house. We have so agents making
500 monthly. We have 81, q and v ontita,
with either Of witch an agent can mako cxs
cent wages, Address, with stamp, y. a.
CAMPBELL a o., " May street. chicago.
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The gentleman who dosires drink OF
something fine, that will reiuyonatp
without producing any bad elect,
cigar, or L may be TO indulge la quiet
game Of billiards or pool, and withsl
courteous treatment, viii tind tho sans
ny the Turf saloon, opposite Oliver .
urigg'a bank. ElEio Thompson, Pre-.
prlOtOr,
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Donations for the permanent site OF
the Widows and Orpans Homo of
Texas, OF not less than no acres Of land,
100 OF which shall he tillahle, IN some
healthy, thriving community of schools
and churches, may be submitted TO
John II. Walton, grand master at Waco,
On OF about the ist of July next the
subcommittee will personally Inspect
all the places offered aud make a selec.
lion and location OF said home.
Waco, March 20, 1885.
"A. ID, HKRRiN0,
Chairman Subcommittee.
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Paper Hanging Low on Than Ever.
Satisfy yourselves of tho above pssOr.
a0n by calling ON MS, and we will take
pleasure In showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and hlll line
Of decorations and paper hanYngs,
MCCALL & EHNENwEIN,
Sl2 Main street.
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thf - II hNi MI
Chairman Subcommittee.


seedi seedli
Strictly pure johnson grass seed, Ger.
man millet seed. IIeney's celebrated
gold.leai cotton seed, Eve locks, short.
lolnted, one month earlier than any
other kind. For sale by
JoHS Il. MEYER,
- o2b Kim Street, Dallas.
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~ 10 self.evident that phy.icieu DNyir1
3Llcular attention to a class nf cases AttAlIa
Steat hAill, aud phy slclans IN regular prSo,iu
~ over the country knowing thls frequenM
.tegilnienl cases 10 me Oldest uiice Ia Amtsl
"a and the proved GOOD rom ahies OF 81
lge' erd countries arc used, whole house 4!
$50 for Office Vnrpo'es, hnd aN are treated With
fliE IN respectful muuUff, and, known 7.
Hhss indu, no experiments Az male, on o.
agnEt oi inc ttpat number applying, al
fEtrst are kyNLlur. Oiteu tower than Il iG4
atlA'u " other, II yOG 5CgJte the sNin al
.ErD, t1nt nsityt P1Y'nl.rt - uagpg. Sc
. anV address free
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No,ieato Commercial Travellers,

Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
nc the Harris House which has lust been
completed, whore the best aocommoda-
ton and table supplied with every dell.
cacy tho market Affords.
II. X. HARRIS, Proprietor
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Nannnr Tor Aianr v.

men. I am 80, 'l'"'' 'ct' ~ l6ot.-Gentls.
proud to In -, '',s77lS. ,l-szsraSS P c ide
form Won ~. 955f.t, ~ 'es,5see las cured
that SWittR $50 = =. 'o,,s, cS4.hcsI,
q very bad one. ! am 10 hne hesitb va
better 10! twenty years. have gained not
ty-hve pounds since I commence6 t oSga'
swIFT's SPECIFIC ---.--- X. S. Bra 0vo S1Duf
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Elegant largo Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape aud Marine
Views, at 20 O, 70 81 each at
HAMILTON a Youro's,
go Elm str8QL
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
sroUks AND BONDS,

NEW YORK, April l3.-Money on call easy,
at per cent, closing ct !; prime mercantile
paper, 4G6; bar silver l07ls; foreign exchange
quiet, but rates advanced to 4'bA@4F7H for
actual business, being again "a for short aud
l02 for 60-day bills
iOaed at the fol lowing prices bid:
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Texas Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
Mo. 2-Mail and Express, leaves. 500 +. n,
GOING NORTH.
No. l-Meil and Express, arrives. II 100 A. M.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted,
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gt j,f5 MARRIAGE GUIDE pkS9,

n.tstni cloth ana gilt binding. Sealed for 4
esnlA IN pOstageOT currency, over any wos
following subjects. Who may marry 2 who not
Whyf Proper aggtp marry. Mhomarry hrgg
fannpod, WOmanh00l, Physical decay. Wild
should marry, How '!io and happiness may bi
Increase. Those V .rgl-G ~ contemplating
marrying shou.o riaC H. ~ JlVns tO De rcat
~ ali adult rersoft, inca kent bnfer lock ant
fNys Pulu fr r,i Gu, llue ~ above, but papti
cover ana rse a, % c-hss ~ mall, 10 mona
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sailey's Saline Aperient!
WHAT "a ITV

VISA cheap, mild, effective and delightful la1.
INe o. purgatiNe, intended a. a substitute h,
,o', h lnu nauseaung pills. It cures constipl.
adapted 10 all who lead a sedentlrv or eiosslg
Senhned lite, ltsawhi,e powder ami ciI-ryrscrs
nNrsoda water, and is no pleasant. IL docs not
gnne noi sicken ald Is alwayi ready. Put nm IN
hrgs ool,le'and sold at soesnts BY ali Druggists,
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Bed Ridden for Life !!
But thanks to kind Providence, was
directed TO its use, and my life and
health have been spared me. II my
means would admit of It, would never
be without 40 in my house.
l have recommended II 10 number
hmy ffionds, aud without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
aud cured. l give this indorseme mt
without solicitation and freely, for the
benoht OF the suffering ones OF my sex.
Very respectfully,
MIS-. ANNA RAMP.
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Bend FOR our Treatise ON Female Diseases,
mailed free. Address
TuE BRApTiELp REGULATOR Co.,
Box y, Atlanta, ga.
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ITO ADyERTISEHs--LOw rates for ad.
\ yorIislng I'm 082 good newspapers sent
FREQ Address Geo Z. Rowell & Co., 70 Spruce
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AN OPEN LETTER
II WHOA
ALL LADIES
DEEPLY INTERESTED
u IL AID 1T,

BGIArR, GA, November 0, 1884.
GrNrEENENi have been using your
wonderful remedy, cdr. Bradneld's Fe-
malo Regulator" lnmy family for u long
time, and ] want TO say 20 the suffering
ones Of my sex that there never was
anything to equal Il. Would to God that
every afflicted woman In our land know
OF lis wonderful virtues and curative
powers "a l do. have used q great deal
oiiI since The birth of my last child,
about o year aud half ago, and ] do
say had IL not boen for this valuable
medicine I would have been
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LEHMAN Shoppers Colorado, Fort Worth
.no Dallas 70 New Orleans without change

nos. 30 and b run between Fort Worth
sld New Orleans daily. Nos. l6l
aud lSi connect AZ Fort Worth with trains 10
and from Colorado. Nos. 39, sol and 30e
take meals nj the Union depot.
Double daily trains to New Orleans.
The Texas 4 Pacific IA ITO miles the short.
est route 10 New Orleans
Solid trains III PasO 10 81, Louis. Also Dal .
LA TO San Antonio, etc. Fast time, Grst-olass
51r0 connection.
SHe tn8t our ticket reads via, The Taxa. 4
Pacldc halfway.
Passengers hooked TO and from all points In
Europe via the RED STAR" steamship
Line plying between New YorK, PhIlagei.
phia, aud Antwerp. Belgium, and the
AMERICAN steamship Line, between
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, England.
'nr maps Tim. .t1les, ncGOtl, rates and %
1trOd iufor19' Ion, call on or addres,
j.. 2. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, J)l Main Street, Dallas, Tss
II. +. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Te.5r
h. W. MCCULLOUGH,
AZ. i'es. aud Ticket Agent, 0alveston, Tex.
W. II, NEWMAN,
TratiC Manager. Gal weston Texas,
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G0MSM MpTlNM.

hhvO positive remedy for tho above disease; byIta
use th0uaRnd1 OF cases Of tho worst hind Of long
standing have boon cured Indeed sostroug my faith
In It's efficacy, that viii send TWO HOTTIES FREE
together with aYALUABLETRBATtSE on this dlseass
to any sufferer. GyeeNpress audi d tidr,ts
DE. q. A. bLOOuM, lsl PaaIlsL NOW Ynrk.
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uuIf, g0Iorndo q santa Fo

No. Ii--Nail and Express arrives. l:l0 A. M
No. l3-Niged arrives. ............. $40 A, N
No. Email and Tx. tsOuth) do
parts .............. ....... $3.50 A. n
No. li-MiXed $50 opuRrts,. $3.50 p. Al,
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EXPORTS AND STOORs
Nfnorts this weeK; Great Britain, lIplJ: |
France, ...... ;.Contlnent, $40. Stock ut ali
United States ports, this day, 62q, 2TO; this |
day lgAt year, GA 600.
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RAILROADS.
S>~~-s-----s-~--
NEW RAILWAY TIME t1ARps
Houston s Texas Central.
GOING SOUTH.
rsSaa q Pacific.


GcYN9 EAsT--T. q p. DEPOT.
No. BJ4-et Louis Express. ....,,s., $40 4, n.
Leaves Union Depot ..........,.. $40 A. NJ.
No. G6-LOcsl Passenger ......... $40 r, NJ.
No. 306 leaves Union Depot ... $3.50 p. N
San Antonio Express arrives. 1925 II. NJ,
GOING WESI-UNJON DEPOT.
No SJl-CRhfornis Express, arr. 6;l0 y. u.
Leaves Union Depot .......,...... $3.50 z. NJ.
Leaves Texas Pacific Depot 90. $40 z. "a.
No S5-LOcni Passenger, arr ....ll;b5 A, M.
liodNeb .......,... ........... .',lS'lb r. M,
Leaves Texas & Pacidc Depot l2:26 q. 81.
No i53-San Antonio Express,
leaves 4. 3 z. Depot. .......... 5:5h Is. Is.
NOS. 800 and SO8 New Orleans EXpress) ron
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
Nos. 8g, sol and sos take meals at the Union
Depot. Nos. l54 and 1853 connect at ~. Worth
with trains TO ana from Colorado city.
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON
Aooornm mediation arrives .......... 1900 noon.
Departs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I;OO Z. II.
GOING SOUTH.
81. Louis Express arrives. .....,.... 6;b6 a, n
81, Louis Express arrives. ......... 1890 L. M,
GOING NORTH.
st, Louis Express leaves. ......... 1925 z. N.
ST. Louis Express leaves ,.. ...... eil0 a. u.
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ToEEi Closcd-New York, weak Now Or
leans steady; Liverpool, weak; Galveston,