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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Gloves.

LaGisf Llco Top and Pulled Silk
Gloves IN white and colors, at soc; re-
duced from 81.
Ladies' six Lace Mitts, in colors,
slightly damaged, ct i5c; reduced from
Toe.
Ladies' Black and Colorsd Mitts at
Sjc; reduced from sll0.
Ladies' Black and Colored Jersey
Silk Mitts az 75c; reduced from 81.
ono lot Ladies' Colored Jersey Silk
Gloves at SOC; reduced from S5c.
one lot of Ladies' Black Lisle Thread
Gloves at 25c; reduced from SOC.
ono lot of Black and ColoTcG SILK
Gloves, - hutton length, at 81; reduced
from $3.50.
One lot of Children's Black Mitts at
soc; reduced from G5c.
Que lot of Children's Colored Silk
Mit;s at 25c; reduced from $50.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Ladies Underwear.

| A lot of Ladies' Lawn Dressing
! SpcQuos,the finest goods ever shown In
TINS market, hsye been brought into
tho sale, such goods are rarely ever
sold st "a sacrifice. We have made up
our mind to sell and do not consider
! tho cost.
Ladies' Sscques that hsvo been sell
ing at 81, IS aud $40 are offered at the
uniform price IT 50 each.
Ono lot assorted IN very effective
styles, 4ur qualities, trimmed in lace
aud embroidery nj 50 20. Among them
are SaCquss which have bean sold HS
high "a 10 and 81.
! One lot at 50 10 which were 81 ard So
and cannot bo placed tot the money.
One lot Of Sacques 81 nc $40, which
ara fully worth $40.
Ono mixed lot of ChiidfeL's Lawn
Dresses, trimmed elegantly ~ ~
AmoDg,thom arc goods that were sold
| up 10 this time NJ 50 and 10
"A lot OF Checked and Plaid Ginghem
Dresses nave beep marked way down
below cost value; ~ III" prices We
oiior them tho entire lot will sell with
in few days.
One lot OF ChlldrensDres es assorted
qualities and sizes at 81, None OF them
have been sold for loss than S. and
some of thsm for much more.
Ono lot Of Children's Dresses, very
nice trimmed; stylish make, Ut $l.l5,
worth $l.i5
One assorted lot Chomises, very 6ne
goods, trimmed Ia lace, 81 Ineso
goods must ba s-Un TO judge OF their
va ne. Among ihem ere goods WORTH
81 to IS.
a lot Of ohemisos assorted some
trimmed ia lace and some
trimmed in embroidery, part muslin
and part cambric. They arc choice
STYLES. All nov al The low price OF
$3.50.
one lot of assorted styles OF Chemises
at 81 are tho best value ever offered.
One lot of Ladies' Night Gowns con-
sisting OF different styles trimmed
very deliberately, 81. Among them are
goods that should not be sold Tor loss
Tn an So so to 81.
One lot of assorted Gowns trimmed
with embroidery III down front, AT
81 60, fully worth 81 20.
One lot of Gowns made OF good Mus
lin, trimmed with good quality ana
stylish embroidery at $l45, iuily
ono lot of Gowns made OF good
musilu, well trimmed at 81; excellent
value.
Ono lot Of Ladies' Drawers, very
une GOU'lS. I ub lbS "
Gus STYLES at the Uniform price of Sl.25.
Some of them would be cheap at 81
One lot OF LADIES' Muslin Drawers OF
q hettor grade, as $3.50, actUel yalue,
%. We have great many styles ol
Drawers, but space Will not let us
enumerate the entire liue; we simply
saw, if in want Of such goods, exam
inc the line and You will BUY.
In Skirts we are showing = line trim.
med with three EN- oroidereu RULES, at
So 20; fully worth S3.25.
One lot of Skirts with two rows OF
inserting and one row Of embroidery,
at So 80, fully worth So. .,
One lot OF Skirts which we offer nj "
are much superior to any we have ever
offered at the price.
In addition to the above we shall
show many others at very low prices.
One lot Of LADIES' Gauze Vests; n
good quality, at zoe; former price fo?,
and are worth 81.
Ono lot of ladies' SIX Low Mock and
Short Sleeves VssC, only ia PINK, al
$3.50; these are fully worth ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
LaceS and EnbrOiderieS.

Our trade has been heavier in
this line Ot goods than ever before,
and while the demand all along was 3 >
brisk we woro induced to order too
many; hence we ara now overstocked,
and IN order 10 nuke q clean sweep
and not carry over any OF tho goods,
the prices hiVo bson made tremen-
orr i5s F,ouncing Embroidery 70.
duced 10 SOs. ,-,
Our Cos Floupoirg Embroidery re-
duced 10 400,
our C5c t.ouucing Embroidery re-
Our S5c F!curclnS Embroidery re-
Our $50 F0unciug Embroidery re-
duced 10 coz
Our 81 F.ouucing Embroidery 70.
duced tn SIC.
Our Sl2j Elounclng Embroidery ra-
Lot l-4ls yards Embroidery for Toe;
worth 25c.
Lot 2-lls yards Embroidery for loo;
worth 3Oc. ,--or
Lot S-ll4 yards Embroldery LOT @oc;
Lot ~ yards Embroidery FOR 35c;
worth 100,
Lot Say ytgds Embroidery for 45c;
worth $50. .,...r-.
Lot 6-ila Yards Embroidery ior ooc;
worth 81 or.
Lot ~ yzrds EN- oroidery for Csc;
worth 81 -.
Lot $50 yseds Embroidery for 75c;
worth 81 30.
Lot 9-4L yards Embroidery Tor s5c;
worth $l7a.
Lot lO-i1 yards Embroidery Tor 81;
worth 81 o..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Mosquito Bars.

Best assortment in the city. We
have reduced tho price on them and
people must not torget that tho season
FOR mosquitoes Ia Dot ovOr yet, and that
"bars" VII DO needed up to the 1t az
October. Every bar iurnished complete
with cord ana pulley AZ tho following
prices:
Round Bars in white and piuk nj 81
Square bars on best umbrella frames
81 IS aud upwards.
Special low prices on orr fixtures.
Special prices 10 hotels aud boarding
houses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
g2,hbuns! Ribbons!

In Sash Ribbons we offer the fol-
lowing:
regular price 81.
Plain color Surah Silk, in all shad es,
at SOC, regular price zoe.
An excellent quality OF Satln ana
navy blue, at soc, reduced from Toe.
A good quality of Moire, in white
ecru, blue, cream and pink at 81, re
duced from 81 30.
FanoY Striped Surah Silk, 4 inches
wide Of 40c, reduced from 65c.
Roman Striped Surab SILK, 8 2
inches wide, ut SOC, reduced from Toe.
Fancy Striped Surah Silk, 6 IL
.essNhes wide, at 55c, reduced from S5c.
SssfsSSe lot of Hat Scarfs, reduced from
fSs.sE 50n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Table DamaSI;s

10 pieces 60-inch Bleach Table Linen
NJ zoe; worth Soc.
10 pieces Pure Linen Bloached DAM
ask AT Zoe; hoap nc 60c.
70 pieces Pure Linen Blcached Dam
as kat 35c: worth SOC.
10 pieces - ilch BleHched Ddmask,
fine quality zoe; chosp at 81,
10 pieces u inch Cream fable Dam.
ask as 2jc.
10 pieces 5S.inch Cream Table Dam.
AJAX at A. &c; worth Csc
% pieces 5l-inch Turkey Red Table
Linen NJ 35c: former price 45r.
10 pieces 56.inch Turkey Rad Table
DamGsh, col Y. warranted a. ijc;worth
Csc.
A large Let of remnants at half value.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Clergy Coats.

Black, D,ab, Ds'te and Cloth Clergy
Coats Ald Vests on wniCn We allow
discount OF 10 per cent. alter mark
ing them down from former prices.
To thOsp ante .patinG buying Il tine
dress suit either III BlacS Cloth Of
Diagonal, would do well in looking at
our prices, aS We havo maGo great re
ductiona on this class of goods in con.
sequancs of our stock being much
larger rnan We wish at this season Of
The wear.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
COrsets.

A lot OF Pink and Bluo in finest quail
ity of Imported Sateen and hand
somely embroidered AT $l.7j; former
price So %.
A lot of Thompson's Glove Fitting
Corsets in colors at $l.75; reduced from
1925,
A lot OF Black, RED and White Cor
sets made OF very line gatoen Z. $l.2j;
former price 50,
Two lots OF French Woven Corsets,
embroidered aud plain; a very good
article at 72o; former price Sl.25. some
of them are slightly soiled, still they
are a great bargain.
A lou of Corscts at 4Oc, which, after
this week will be sold for GOc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Quilts -! Quilts ! /!

900 extra large HoDoycom6 Quilts at
SOC; cheap al 81 10.
800 ezra large sud Honeycomb
Quilts st $l.15; sold everywhere st Sl,5O
each.
A LOT of Fancy Marssilles Quilts at
So 80 each well worth 81 50 esGn.
"A lot OF Fancy Tides, in Felt, APP
plique and Antique at l0ard 15c: worth
douule.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Towels =, Towels!
prlsss Lower than ever Quoted Dofor

Irlcss Lower than ever quoted before.
100 dozen all Linen Huck Towels at
l0I each; we're cheap at lj1 each.
100 dozen Dc3 Towels ut loo; worth
3D. 30.
100 dozen, size 22x45, LINEN D2mask
Towels, red border, at 22ll2 each; well
worth 35c each.
so dozsn Blue Border kDOttod Fringe
Damask Towels ~ 37l!c eacn; reduced
FROM 55c; this week only.
p dozen Turkish Bath Towels, in
white, cream and fancy cOlors at 2jc
each; always sold a5 i0c each.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Crashes.

100 pieces Pure Linou Scotch Crash
at 6Ic; worth 90.
100 pieces Rcd Cnech Linen Crash at
S&G; cheap at lie.
We nave a large lot OF Taola 59tts,
consisting of Table CiOtu aud Napkins
80 math, which wa are anxious to close
out. We will offer them l1r this week
only at the low price ct s.; reduced
lrnm $50.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Olr Trunk Department.

We have arranged q very attractive
space for Gheul in our Main street
basement, Heretofore so have JOL
been able, owing b. scarcity ot space,
TO exhibit the full l4la we carry. We
have now ample space 20 show them
and arranged the prices nuch below
tho former and invite tho public at
tention to same. W. carry 2 full Lac
of Valises ia our S . n pRrtment.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Linen department.

notwithstanding the many specicl
sales we haze held in this department
this year, we intend this shall
eclipse all former efforts, and we al wise
every houseseoper 20 lay in supply
this week, as you may never again be-
able TO secure such wonderful bargains
as we are offering now. Resi care
fully this list and compare former pri-
ceS with these and you will 10 con
viuced now In the time IN buy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Busters ! busters /!

Linen Busters, zoe.
Linen Busters, 81.
Linen busters, $i.2j.
Linen busters, 81 30.
Linen Busters, Sl.7j.
Linen Du-Csrs, So,
And up 10 81 90.
the renowned King Busters, coat and
vest combined, best thlng ever worn
for travelling, 50 90.
Fancy cotton Busters, 1Oc,
Fancy Mohair busters, zoe.
A large and complete liue Of plain
and fancy Mobsir and Alpaca Busters
which w5 are selling at tho extreme
low figures, 70, to So; worth again as
much.
Stripe COttOm Coats, 2jc.
Plain Brown linen Coats, SOC.
Plain Brown Linen Goats, 75c.
Plain Brown Linen Coats, 81.
Blue Creole Linen Goa g, 81.
Blue Creole Linen Pants, Toe.
Blue Creole Linen Vests, SOC.
We will give you these either single
Or by the ault.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
1000 WHITE AID CDL0RED
Pique and Marseilles Vests at SOC. on
the 81.
Gents Underwear.

Lisle Thread open work Under
shirts st SOC.
Brown Llsle Thread Undershirts ct
81.
French Tiglo Unread Shirts and
Drawers ut $l.50 each.
Fancy Balbriggau Shirts and Draw
ors at 75c each.
Blaached Drill Drawers AZ SO and zoe
.aph,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

We have just received 1000 rem
nants OF SheeEings FROM The narutac-
turers, all OF the celebrated tica mills
make, in all Widths, from "a to 10 1, IN
lengths from | to 10 yards. We VIII
close them out at one-half heir actual
value.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Bustles |! Bustles |!

We have opened q new lot in fSateen,
of the leading colors at 40c, which for
merly sold at SIC. This great rsduc"
ton is owing to having bought
large quantity from o new factory.
In cotton, same,style at 30c, equally
as good value as above.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Napkins Napkins !!
Prices Away Down.

100 dozen Pure Linen Napkins, Is
size, Et Sjc; worth Sl,l0.
100 dozen q BlesGhed Linen Napkins
at $l.l0; former price 81 80.
so dozen z Pure Linen Dinner Nap
kius at $I.5O; cheap az 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Lap Robes.

80 Embroidered Conter Monte Cloth
Lap Robes at S5c each; reduced from
$l.25.
80 Fancy Linen Lap Robes AZ 81 40;
cheap at 81.
40 Plain Color Satin Finish Lap
Robes at$2; cheap D. 50,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Han,nlOckS,

100 Cnlored Hammocks at sos; re-
due d from 81 %,
100 Braided Edge Mexican Ham
mOcks ~ 81 80; wore 50 30.
80 Cnildrer's HammootIs nj 50c:we
S5c each,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Hats ! Hats 4!

Black Clatr Nu,ris John B. Stotson
Has reduced from SO tUSi.
Black [, y. Nutrla John b. Stetson
Hnts reduced from 81 50 to 50.
DARK Pearl Cloar Sutria JOIN Is.
Statsrn Hats reduced fro u SO 10 So.
Dark NutrlG No quality John d.
S.elsoD Hats reduced nom So TO IS.
Asala ws have drawn tho xnf5 and
cut pclces or tho r9naiaing stock of
straw Haas We have Left, in order to
sell ont completely, 30 20 10 show an
aUtira nav limo M ~ wear
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Gents half Hose.

: los OF Fancy Half Hose at 25c, 35c
SOC and 75c, which hnve baen reduced
from 50c, 7jJ and Sl.2j. These are gem
uine bargains.
y lot OF Suspenders at 2jc, Soc and
SOC; will be found the cheapest ever
offered.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Jerseys /! Jerseys |!

We have lust received new line of
LADIES' and Misses Jerseys which We
viii offer at tho following low iguree:
SIG ~ Black and CarAinal q. DC.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Clothing! GIothlDg!
ClothiIlg!

Our competitors will now mourn nj
our reduced prices ~ Tho Nation docs
tho loss OF the great hero, Genecai
Grant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Shirts! Shirts!.

Coz Ored Shlf,. o,o,, hal. IN
Col0l cd Shirts, o Spo' I oach' ooc'
Colorda Shirts, rnon haa' s2c'
Coiored Spirits, oPSn hani,' ~. q.
ca. ored Shirts, open Jack Il 5o
Cnlorsd Shlrtsi open i.oot ~
Cu.orsd SSir.s, open irS ~ sy''
EO'ureJ shirts, open from ssii'5o
Waite Shirts, orsn back, S'yt''V'
Waite Shirts, open back, 81.
Whlt" shirts, opsu back, 81 %.
Waite Shirts, open bsak, 81 20.
White Slirts, opsn back, SIS.
\ special .inB ~ white and colored
Shirts IN broker lots which we nro de-
to close, hence nave marked
them down 20 iess than cost.
Our 81 uu!Iuudrisd Shirt ~ made of
New YORK mill muslin bosom, 100
linen, with patent continuous stay in
sleeve and back, warranted not 10 rip.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
White ana Red Embroidery.

SL5O will ba tho price per yard :or
goods sold at ~.
$L75 is tue price for goods well worth
1925.
$2-This loi includes all goods for
merly so,h at $3.50 and 50.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

An extra good quality OF Ladies' J5r'
seys at $2.50;w . 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09

Up to the present the secret of the con-
splracy in favor of HUNGARIAN autonomy
bad been we'll kept. Nothing had occurred
to cause the pehce to susnect that the
ehlet eonspirators were then assem-
9led at the unpretending house in the Ac-
Everything seemed to have been done to
make the enterprise success, and all that
remained was to wait for the moment of
action. The cipler correspondence be-
tween Trieste ana the principal cities of
Hungary and Pennsylvania had almost
ceased. There were now few messa res
Tor the pigeons to carry, because the last
measures had been taken. As money is
the soul of war, so it Is OF conspiracies. 1t
is Important that cOnspirators have am
pie funds when the signal of uprising is
gwen; ana on TINS occasion the supply
would not fail them.
We are aware that, although Zathmar
and BathOry could sacrifice their lives for
their country, they could not sacrifice
their fortunes, inasmuch as their peeu-
mary resources We're but meagre. But
Count SandOrf was immensely rich. and
In addition to his life, he had brought his
whole fortune TO the help Of the cause.
For many months, through the agency of
his steward, Lendeck, he lad mort.
gagged ms estates, and thereby raised
considerable sum-more than :. OOO. 600 of
tlorine.
But it was necessary that this money
should always DC at call, and that he
could draw It at any moment. And 80 he
had deposited il in his own name IN one OF
the banks Of Trieste. whose character was
above suspicion. This bank was Toron-
thaPs, of which Sarcany and Zirone
had been talking in the cemetery on the
hill.
This circumstance VOC frar,rh+ ,,-i+h
the gravest consequences, as will be seen
IN the course Of THIS history. Something
was said about this money at SandOrfs
last interview with Zathmar and Bathory,
lie told them that it was mis- intention
to call on TOrOuthal and give HIM no.
tlce that the cash might be wanted imme-
ately.
Events had so progressed that sandort
would soon be able TO give the expected
signal from Trieste-more especially as
this very evening he discovered that Zath.
mars house was the object of very dis
quoting surveillance.
About o clock, as Sandorf and Bathory
went out, one TO 20 home to the Cursa
StadiOn, and the other TO his hotel, they
noticed two men watching them in
the shadows and following them at such
q distance and in such way as TO avoid
detection.
SandOrf and his companion. in order to
see what this might mean, boldly marched
straight on to these suspicious charac-
ters, but before they could reach them
they had taken flight and disappeared
round the corner OF San AntoniO's church,
at the end OF the canal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09
no BE CONTINUED
ANTIQUE CHEsTNUTs.
Jokes That Were Old Even in Ancient
Times,
Fr0m " Boston Transeript.

From the Boston Transcript.
History of Jokes: Ice Cream, female APP
petite for: Traces Of this joke found In
the early Aryan Figures
found ON monolith at Cunaxa, represent
ing male and female figure seated at
banquet. The female has a large mound
of some edible before her. The expression
on the males face that Of establishment
and anxiety, while he looks at "a small
coin supposed TO be one OF the Aryan
tenmllli or common coins. On the other
side of the mon0lith is a group, represent
ing one man falling down q steep flight OF
steps, having evidently been thrown by a
grinning group who stand at the head of
the descent. DR.. Schliemann thinks this
spirited representation is indicative OF the
fate OF those who took the ice cream joke
into Aryan newspaper offices.
Goat and Tomato Can. Abnormal ap-
petite: This is faVOTite with college
papers, Believed 20 have been brought
from Syria by the returning crusaders.
De Joinville in his chronicles relates /.
Eye goode Kyng Richard dyd then ask
hys jester TO tell unto hym merry fan
tasy or tale. Thereup0n ye vallet in surly
mood, mislyking TO be disturbed OF hys
yictual, did grudgngly begin: 'Once
uRbh a ~ ule q Hbub ANtbhk gb NhHkd vi
hunger dyd 20 out into ye field for to lind
wherewithal TO eat. Hys eye did then
light upon tomato can Angered be-
yODd hys royal patience, ye great kyng
did fetch We Jester "a mighty blow wych
laid out We Yarlet cold 'Gadz0Oks,' said
hys MAJESTY, 'dOst you varlet tank he IL
telling stories to my royal great-grand-
father, We saints rest hys soul.'"
Mules Hoof, examination Of: Pedro Of
CordOya says that this joke Is found IN
some Of the Moorish lest-books which the
Saracens brought into Spain. II was their
merry custom 20 tell the credulOus that
each Saracen placed "A diamond In the
center OF his mules hoof, which any one
might have for the taking out. "Many
there be-" says Pedro, "whO have found
ye hOof but few there be who have found
We diamond" Sometimes the Saracens
put soft cushion on the hO0f in order
that the creduious ight not be too sever
ely punished, whence came the express
sion, padding the h0of"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09
@aprime plaetrre.
Too Deep for SpOnges.

eyes, sponges are certainly very curious
form of life. They seem TO stand on the
boundary between the animal and tho vege-
table kingdoms, pattakiDg in some degree OF
the nature of each" 01t
he speaker was Mr.. A. Blume, OF ManseA
Blume Il Co., sponge dealers, OF New York,
and the scene vas a wholesale drug house IN
Providence Il /. Time, the summer OF 1884.
Surroundings bales aud barrels Of sponges-
which suggested his remark.
"With q damp sDOnge." he continued, ''you
can wipe chalk mark from a board, but is
takes one Of these handing down an elegant
box from the shelf to drive the lulnbago from
a ma = back
"What are they?" sad l.
"fhe best plasters on this planet" answered
Mr.. Blume: "thcy relieved me % mmhugO
after the other alleged remedies had proved
useless They are Henson's Chpcine Plasters,
and when youl need anything OF the sort you
now know what to ask for"
MIR. Blume's opinion is echoed from else
where as folOwa:
~ have never been troubled with lumbago
since using Benson 5 Plasters. ~ ames Byrne,
Chicago, m.
II would say to all sufferers from lumbago,
try what Benson's plasters will do for you. -
George Il. Hunt, Eldridge Court, Chicago.
~ suffered from lumbagp for Is months. At
the end OF that time WAS led to try q Benson
Plaster. Mark the result: Ia t9oeIge hours feit
OetteF, ana ttS'0e y n ddy ana q hdfY fo18 en- r
ti,riy Free from al Qf the symptoms y Crate
fully yours. Frank q. Pearson, 526 Wabash
avenue, Chicago, Ill.
~ had a very severe attack of mmbago. In
which found BensOn's PlAsters very enec-
tual.n-M. A. Burbank, 1871 kinzie street,
Chicago,
ASH TO see the Three Red Seals. limitations
Of Bensons Plaster are sold under similar
names. When buying Benson's examine the
plaster yourself before IL Is wrapped up. Tho
genuine has the Three Red Seals trade mark
on its fare. Look for the Three Red seals
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09

Mrs. WNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used whom children are
cutting teeth. u relieves tho little suf-
ferer at 0naai 10 produces natural, quiet
sleep By relieving tho child from pain
aud fhe little cnefuD HNakes as "pright
aa buft1nn 10 b. very pleasant to taste.
fi so0fhca che child. fOiieuH fhe gums. a.
laya ali pain, relieves wind. regulates iha
bowels. and a fNe beet known remedy for
diaffhHH. whether arising rom ifDilinF
"a athor caaaoA - 0fats = bottle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09
raTTRIAs sANDORF'
CONTINUED.
~ JULES VERNE E.

,,..,. 0oOrtglsed By G. Y. Hanna, 1855
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09
o.r.y TOO TRUE.

..a,,r daughter OF the morn
No blrs h.liflb '' her OF woman born;
can We i" '' ,r,ndows Of The spring
,S.}i ,a.i ) ." virgin biossomins'
++be blue lids Of the SKY
BetTNit, LUZ atps a maiden's eye,
No nv net Mars uufalling lance
Noi nl .iicb tho mischief OF its gl"hoe'
=. how weak art thou 10 narln
Nature dear uns eeved arm
ksdoes . would tricklr into sand
d II ro 3,...ls "y rom dimpIed hand
~ racirg shapes Of sun or shade
what s"al b W motions Of a maid?
AqlI0s.or owycurve by winter tgaceU
. WA .. sa' inc taper Of her walsIf
i .t aft darkness Of her hair
And ll4let .7St .hale--ah, their despair!
Thy WE rIyIng stars beguiie
30. al, one one memory OF her smile'
...isb ups should speak so wise
Ihas iO w.. -r.ucnt ON earth to SKIES
Makes are. drop dewy tear
Nay .,,.amg knoNiydge bought 80 dear;
For 'I.l Vince CheHey, ~ me J"g6eSf1e'