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THE CITY.

rHE TEXAS LAND y mORraAaE 90.
LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
Ivy ON long and short time and roasonn-
Ole rates oi interest. Vendora lien
notes ara also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can no made TO repay
loans by lnstallmants.
q. ". WELLESLEY,
an Henoral Manager.
oinoes Ia Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas.
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The complete stock OF groceries, teas,
cohees, spices and sugars of the stock
oi Loeo " Frieburg, must be sold before
April l, as shall close the store.
l, HEIDgNHEIMER,
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No Doubt OF That.
"Benson's Capcine Borous Pastors
are clean, reliable, quick acting and
highly medicinal. DIR. NJ, Il, Fiowers.
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To make good salad dressing In the
ordinary way good condiments, plenty
Oh ume and no little skill are essential,
purkee's Salad dressing supplies all
THESE requisites. Sold everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

Carriers Little Liver rms
must not be eoniounded with common
Cathartlo or Purgativo Pills, as they are
entirely unlike them la every resnect
one trial will prove their superiority,
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Shiloh's vitaliEer is what you need for
consumption, loss OF appetite, diEginess.
and all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price
Williams h Co. ~ " L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

Giles pills arc safe, prompt and roll.
able. Contain no mercury, purely veg.
eta6lei and relieve without pain. Sold
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, isis your last notice TO buv of ,,o
n ,..".I q trieberg stock, Ms | Will sell thn
sioc, RES canned goods, etc. com
p,e.ely out, and close out entir.lv tho
stock by April /. ' '"''''iy inc
|, HEtDpNuptN,po
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Are You made miserable by ind,gos.
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of an
petite, yellow skim Shlloh's VItallyeri 4,
positive cure. Sold by J. L. Williams
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have johnson Grass Seed for salo
three miles east of Alvarado. Texas
Yours truly,
IL, II, JouNsox an
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Elegant large Chromos, including
FRUIT Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at 70 Q. 10 81 each at N
HAMILTON Il YouNa's,
MI Elm street.
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win you suffer with dv.noO.,.
,, rnor complaint Shloh's vitslisars anu \,
gWnlsnr,nntoea 10 cure Won. s,la n.. Is
Williams Il Co. ''u' '0iu py'J' l..
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The Rev. George a. Thayer OF Bour.
pon, Indiana gays. "Rosh myssr "a
WHO owe our lives TO Shilnhis Copspp,,,.
non Cure.' Sold by }, Williams a ~
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uie ana uncoiureu ann ruarantnoS
uuan,,s.oultoratcd May Blossom non nd Az AZ
u pn pound In one pound naclerr, a,
boaohes', ~ Main atroo,' NV. Wy . ~
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90 groceries az low as they will get, and
SO low that viii positively close with.
uut reserve, the fine assortment or
s'ooeries OF Loeb 4 Frieberg by April /.
|, HEIDENUEINpp
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a nasal injector free with zach bottle
OF Shloh's catarrh Remedy, Pr,Ss S'I NJ
oonsS- Sold by ]. l.. Williams ~ "a \,
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,p p,,i 10. Oat9rrh Remedy 4 pes,t,v.
mon, ,uf Sa,arrh, dinh'heris and osnsos
N'Ohth' Sold byJ. l.. Williams a ~ go
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Henry Pollack Il Go, manufactures Of
Iunks and yalises. Rep airing neatly
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nrana ,s Is the IRE season, 40 insufe vour
bt Spe, y Win Smith u HAL, SCENTS
oinoe oppoeite HERALD office.
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l. HEiDENuEIMER.

,, N,,vuri Nhooplug cough and hrono,,,s
Sold by J.I. w ilIg"H wy ~ tenoh's t'nre
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Groceries, canned goods of all kinds
sugar, coffee and every thing must md
will DO sold Ivy April /, IA | close the
uVViS thchs 1, HBtDENItFINIn
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window Glass al low puces. and
glazing done In any part of he q ~.
HAMILTON & NouNo,
wv Elm nlrnni
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IL s"iS h,' cough aud Consumption Cure
oonsamptions u, SD,, guarantee, lt cure,
Il Co. ~'" Nv u L. Williams
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orou a,,o n,s cure will immediately rel,ovo
sold ~ p9opnnE cough and bronohItis'
wv" " " L. Williams & Co. "N0l''H'
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Best Rio, parched or ground, 7 pounds
for 81. q. IL. MoMANp n Bno
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The j. ~. Watkins Land N ortg.se 60
MAKE
LOAN ~ ONLAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
OFfioEi oVER OLIVER & 1RIoGs' BANK.
For particulars, call ON or address
j. u. WATKINS l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas, TsNaa.
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For lame back, side or chest use Chi.
s9n's Porous Plaster. PRICE IS oonts
sofa by j. l.. Williams & Co,
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Importf Ntaod'o' !, NLs u,.on's
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lnsare your homes with Smith a
tSli sirnnNs Tor Transatlantic,
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MRS. A. A. MARION, Baltimore.

most earnestly entreat every female
ee1peoung TO be confined TO use "The
entresty, will add, that during a large
oostetrical practice ga years., l have
never known il to fail to produce safe
and quick delivery. '"''
III Nto,,,,, \, N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

No old stock at Alston's, but fresh iine
goods st lowest prices.
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New patterns and styles OF Wall Paper
at reduced prioos ut "'''
HAMILTON q YouNa's,
sd ELM straat
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ston's ' '"''V' o., Ed ). AL
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FOR dysrepsia ana liver . iupla,nt Won
nave printed guarantee on every uottle
OF shiloh's VitaliGer IL never ala to
ure. Sold nv }. L.. Williams AZ 20.
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Why will you cough when shIloh,s
ure viii give immediate r0llei. price
30 and 81. Sold by ]. l.. Williams 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

"opaiu ns's clue" nvnds furniture
tovs' efoctarV ali ornsrsrtal wow
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Take your babies to Webster II Won.
wait a good picture. ~"
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rhoro is a secret about
A&XIOAN FEMALk

rmcn All ladies' should know, Sa. ,,..
'soaiar c. your irpgsis.'s, '''
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Buy yoas yvecesies at I'd. =, Al,,Ou,,.
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"Hackmetaok,n a lasting and fragrant
perfume; Price % and 30 cents. Sold by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

house OF the CITY. "'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-18

Todd Mills Prairie Flour, 500 PER 100
pounds &. II. MoMAND X BRo,,
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1T V' 4NVIMEol W. ID,
co,. Atlanta, Ga.
send for our treatise on "Health and
happiness of Woman" mailed free.
BRADFtELD REGULAToR Co,
Atlanta, Ga
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Trunks made 70 ord At IN Elm
street, M
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10 and from Europe at lowest rates. spe.
nj advantages TO parties wishing 10 bring
ends 10 this country. For Tickets ami
her information, call on or address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston.
W, ]. STORMS,
Ticket Agent, Dallas,
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Treat your stock well and give them
chopped feed. IL is not only the best,
put cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat
barley oats, Graham flour and corn
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Dobbins' Securing Polish In tina best
thing In tho world for cleaning lin mans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thinv
Tor using In washing dishes and mans In
Main street. .'V"'ne'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12

treme case, but not more so than rib
bons, where plush stripes are side by
side with wool and cotton or very thin
gauze surfaces. Mantelets of wool are
stylishly worn with silk costumes; wool
in general never occupied quite so high a
position and the indications are that
wooden redingotes will take precedence
of silk. There is rage for cloth, and
foremost of this rage. dull red cloth: red
cloth jackets are decidedly "the thing"
for young ladies, and lit up by gilt
braid and gilt military buttons, will
add to the aggressive military look
now sought after.
NOVEMBER NOTES.
In millinery there is a marked promi-
nence of wool. Jersey webbing lies
plainly over the frame. brocaded wool
can be pulled or lie plain, or plain wool
can be used as prelude to wool or silk
brocade. There is rage for wooden
beads. They appear as component
parts of thick wooden ribbons; are
placed in all sorts of ways on bonnets;
diversity dresses in large singleness at
intervals or in smaller groupings, but
of all styles of wearing. the most popu-
lar, perhaps, are the fringes of wooden
beads which mildly jingle with every
movement. LUCY CARTER.
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From Our own Correspondent
There is a rage for roughness. Bour-
cite dottings are eminently rough and
eminently fashionable, therefore are
bourette dottings. A JOY to thin people
who thus besprinkled, go forth respec-
tably plump members of society. Self
colored dottings roughen redingotes.
Jackets and mantelets, while material
woven in self colored or contrasting
dots. serves as a welcome offset to
smoother goods fer dresses. AS a later
addition, comes porcupine cloth, where
mohair threads stiffen out from loose
woven foundation, or, again, where
coarse twine-like threads are laid in
bars or stripes and held together by
cross stitches. The toughest of twills
are liked because rough, and sometimes
show hairy fnishings. OF the boncle
and frise fabrics, SO much is said that
the subject grows monotonous, yet to
omit them this winter would be like
presenting Hamlet without the Prince.
Astrakan cloths they are sometimes
called, because the curled and looping
threads simulate the same, and thus
yariously provided, one need not travel
a rough road in search Of roughness.
The way is easy and many are its trav-
elers.
STRIPES.
There is a rage for stripes. They
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
Dr.F enner's Kidnev
WBaCk-aChe Cure.

Rev A. j MERCHANT, Presiding FL
der Nj. E. church. Meadvile. Pa. writes:
(Apr. 1e. 1891 ..Dr FEsNERs Kidney and
Back-aehe Cure gaze me almost instant re-
lief II effected cure so completely have
needed nothing since took it, four years ago -
Frank F. Perciyal. Rochester. n. Y. writes:
fApr. 5. 1881 zone bottle DIR. Fenner's
kidney and Back-ache Cure helped ME
more than ali the Kidney Remedies taken in the
past two years; six bottles entirely cured me-"
Mrs James Fuller. Fredonia, N Y writes:
Mar. g. 1888 DIR. Fenner's kidney and
Baek-ache Cure has relieved me If kidney
Disease. Dropsy. Heart Disease and femsle
Weakness. 1 never had medicine help so
quickly
Harry Waters. Hamlet N T., writes;
Only Q, 1888 One bottle Of DIR. Fenner's
Kidney and Back-ache Cure has cnred
me OF Kidney Complaint and rheumatism after
other Celebrated Kidney Remedies and Doctors
had failed.
Cures all diseases of the Kidney Blad-
der. Urinary Passages. Back ache. Drop
.y. Female Weakness. Nervous Debility,
Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Etc.
The most successful remedy that has ever been
administered in the diseases named. Superior
to all othsrs.
For Sale by F. W. BRYAN.
Siyi Lancaster. Wis.
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run from narrow to widths of three
inches, and differences of color keep
pace with breadths. In the narrow, we
often see intensely bright and varied
hues set close together, but where
broad columns appear there is cautious
departure, if any, from a monotone. AS
a stripe producing element, the diverse
textures of the day como in most aptly.
Bourette dottings are woven in columns
on plain fabrics; boncle and frise loop
ings are likewise set; brocaded patterns
are crowded together in vertical lines,
and not only so. but alterations appear
of different goods. as where plush, vel
vet or silken stripes combine with wool.
These
UNITINGS
give the keynote to what is notable
feature this season. 1t needs but
glance at the costume department Of
such house as Lord & Taylor to know
that it is winter of combina tons, and
often most unwonted unions. A logical
result of the bringing out of so much
that is toe rough or pronouncedly striped
to be worn alone. Some rich, imported
dresses of silk and velvet are combined
with cotton etamine. This is an ex-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
=
Grants first Literary Work.


General Bdeau's paper on the Last
Days of Geneal Grant" in the October
Century, givs the following account
OF the way General Grants literary
work was bought about: '.As early
as Deeember18S3, the editors of the
Century magazine had inquired of me
whether Genral Grant could not be
induced to wife about one or two of
his battles forthcir series of papers on
the war, MENTIONING Shiloh and the
wilderness. laid the matter before
him, but he WIS disinclined to attempt
the unfamiiir task. The editors,
however, renwed their solicitations.
After the failre of Grant and Ward
they ADDRESSED me letter. saying:
The country ooks with so much re-
greet and sympathy upon General
Grants misfortune that it would gladly
welcome the announcement and espe-
cialiy the publication of material rela-
ting to him O by him, concerning a
part OF his hoored career in which
every one taks pride. 1t would be
glad. they said, to have its attention
diverted from lis present troubles, and
no doubt suct diversion of his own
mind would bewelcome to him.
He was touhed by the tone Of the
communication but shrank at first
from prescntin; himself to the public
at this Junctue. preferring absolute
withdrawal ard retirement. When
conveyed his rply, spoke of the CON-
plete financial ruin that had overtaken
him. The editors at once inquired
whether apecmlary inducement might
not have weight, and made an offer to
him for two articles on any of his
battles which no might select. His
necessities decided him. The modern
Belisarius did lot mean to beg.
I'm June hewent to Long Branch
for the summc, and soon afterwards
sent for me andshowed me few pages
he had written, and called an article.
The fragment was tersc and clear, of
course, like Almost everything he
wrote, but too hconic and compact,
knew, to suit tie editorial purpose; it
would not have filled three pages of
the magazine. urged him to expand
it.
"'But why write morep he asked.
4 have told the story. What more is
there to say?
Il begged hin to go into detail, to
explain his purposes and movements,
to describe the commanders, to give
pictures of the cuntry; and he seized
the idea, and developed the sketch
into a more proracted effort. 1t was
copied by his eldest son, who carried
it to the editors, enc of whom at once
came to see him. ind asked him to still
further extend his article by including
topics covered byhim in the interview.
He consented again, and the paper
became the elaborate one-elaborate
for its author-wlich appeared in the
Cent,sry for February, 1885. This was
General Grants irst attempt at any
thing like literar! or historical COM
pOsifiOu ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
The Children are Courteous.

In Mexico. group of lads from z
TO IL will meet, and each boy will
decorously lift his hat and salutations
OF extreme courtesy will be exchanged
and then comes the boyish chatter, the
fun and the laughter. the same as any,
where. Boys here treat their elders
with respect. An old man or woman
is not the butt of the youth of Mexico;
rather for the old people is reserved
the shadiest seat under the trees in the
parks and the best seats in the family
saia. A Mexican girl or boy on enter
ing room walks around among the
company. shaking hands with all, and
on leaving the room does the same.
"urbanityn is taught in the public
schools IS arithmetic is ut home.
There is no one jostled on the street;
the best seat in the horse-car is
promptly given up to the ladies, who
never fail gracefully to acknowledge
the favor. | have never seen Next
can gentleman fail to give his seat to .
woman, whether she was richly or
poorly dressed. Boston Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
How to Enjoy a Watermelon.

If you don't care how you get q
watermelon, and want it to taste as
melon should taste-as Nature intended
it should taste-you don't want to fill
it full of ice and claret. A water
melon, to taste right. must be brought
from neighbours melon-patch in the
dead OF night, while the old man and
his shotgun are sound asleep. In
selecting one take half dozen, and
don't be too particular about the yell
low spot which hugs mother earth.
Take them TO the nearest woods and
serve with an ak, if you have been out
''cooning." There are thousands of
boys from the cornfields of Michigan to
the melon-patches of Georgia who will
stand by us in our style of serving the
watermelon. Hotel H0rid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12

NEW LIGHT ON RHEUMATISM
II had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. / used Parker's Tonic
for kidney disease, when to my aston
ishment the rheumatism completely
disappeared So writes Mrs. Henry
Bogert. of No. 454 Atlantic Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheumatism arises
from the failure of the kidneys to
separate the uric acid from the blood.
34w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
SOUGHT for the last hundred wears.

SOUGHT for the last hundred years,
"A remedy for catarrh, hay fever and
cold in the head, found at last in Ely's
Cream Balm. Safe and pleasant to use
and easily applied with the finger. 1t
gives relief at once and thorough
treatment positively cures. Price SOC.
For all forms of nasal catarrh where
there is dryness of the air passage with
what is commonly called .stuffing up
especially when going to bed. Ely's
Cream Balm gives immediate relief It's
benefit TO me has been priceless. A G.
Chase, Nj. D.. Wildwood kas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12
A Madison dispatch dated Nov. A,

n maulSOn ulSpatcn dated NOV. 4,
says: An interesting case, the first of
the kind ever adjudicated by the SUI
preme court of this state, was decided
Tuesday that of George H. Noyes VS..
the Northwestern National Insurance
company, of Milwaukee. The latter
had insured the furniture, wearing APP
parel, etc., of Mr.. Moves, at 302 Far
well avenue, Milwaukee. Mrs. Noyes'
seal dolman had been sent to the store
of I. A. Chapman for repairs, and was
burned with the other contents of that
store. In the Milwaukee county court
Mr.. Moves received Judgment against
the insurance company for $3.50, and
this the supreme court affirmed. The
defense was that the insurance did not
cover property removed from the DWELL
ing. Judge Lyon in his opinion says:
1.-The case turns upon the effect of the
words contained in as used in the pol
icy to specify the location of the insured
property. We hold that the words in
the policy contained in the two-story
frame dwelling house. etc., when APP
piled to the dolman in question, do not
constitute continuing warranty that
the same shall always be kept in such
dwelling, which would relieve the in
surer from liability should it be burned
elsewhere; but they are only warranty
that the designated place shall be the
usual place of deposit, when the dol
man should not DO in customary use
elsewhere, and if burned when in such
use, it is still covered by the policy and
the insurer is liable"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12

The president is busy incubating his
message to congress, and has given out
that no office-seekers will be received
at the white house after this. 1t bothers
Grover the worst way, when he is right
in the middle of a tremendous sentence,
with his tongue hinged into his cheek
and his ears all black with ink-smears,
to have knock come at the door and
know that it is some fool congressman
that wants the earth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-12

The craze among women for short
hair is extending, and there is no guess
ing where it may stop. Even staid and
matronly ladies are being clipped, and
once the idea enters a woman's head
she seems incapable of considering any
other question until the hair is off her
mind