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s1pEwALA NOTES.

rs cents will buy ladies Sealkid slip
per at Block Bros,
Elegant store 6l2 Elm street for rent
Apply to J. Nj. Dram.
Services at the Presbyteri an church
every night this week.
The trains on all the roads centering
mere are running regularly again.
The work OF grsveling Ervay street
has been resumed by the contractors
Ii was postponed on account of the rain,
Ifyou want @ spring wagon of any
DIES sription buy the celebrated racine
work handled only by the Weir Plow
company.
Quite largo party of young tadies
and gentlemen visited White Rock yes
terday, where they enjoyed very pleas
ant picnic.
The Trinity Is steadily falling, aud the
| pike, which made its appearance above
water, was traversed by horsemen and
vehicles yesterday morning
A large heap of decayins wheat, which
| has almost block AIDED Austin street, al
the intersection Of Wood, since the burn.
ing Of the elevator has been removed
&C. G. stands for Chicken Cholers
Cure, sure cure and preventive OF
that destructive disease. 1t is guaran'
eed. For sale by j, S. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
The Weir Plow company, has the lar
gest carriage repository IN the state anC
It's keeps for Inspection and sale com
plota assortment OF v0hicles, Prices ant
terms always made 10 ,uitp purchaser.
After May !, wo win have am
pie room Tor all kinds 0
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A WIse Move.

Mr.. Simon Mayer, the urbano propri-
etor Of Mayors summer garden, has
fitted this place OF popular resort up in
splendid style. The grounds, with
flaming fountains here and thore, are
beautiful, while the large collection OF
animals and birds is unusually attrac-
tive. In order to prevent THIS beautiful
resort becoming the rendezvous for
worthless characters and tramps, he
ginning to-day, an entrance fec of 5
cents will be charged to tho garden, the
entrance ticket emitting the, purchaser
to a glass of beer. No charge will be
made for ladies' or children. Mr.. May
er's idea ia to make IL pleasant resort
for genteel people, and he is determined
to run the garden on this basis or not
at all.
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Tho jury in the case of the State va.
James Hunnicutt, charged with the
murder of +. f. HUMPHREYS, which was
called IN the district court Monday, was
obtained yesterday afternoon after three
venires Of 60 each had been exhausted
The majority examined had read the pa
pers and formed an opinion, or had
something to disqualiiy them from
serving as jurors. rhe following is 8
list of the jury and their avooations;
w. II. Lennon, real estate dealer;
w. II. Thomas, banker; J. b. Scruggs ,
merchant; A., Sanger, wholesale mer-
chant; w. G, Veal, real estate agent;
j. u. Lear, farmer and horse trader; 9.
| II. Parks, second hand dealer; A.
Fielder, manager Eclipse lumber yard
| Il. l.. Marsahs, Wholesale grocer; Geo.
Il. Wesson, moulder; w. H. ARRAY,
farmer; w. +. Hancock, grocer
There are quite number Of witnesses
in the case which, owing to lbs charge
ter, is exciting considerable interest.
Tho examination Of Witnesses began al
3 o'clock and several witnesses we're ex
amined last evening. 1t Is generally
conceded that the jury is one OF the best
ever iinpaneled in Dallas. Mr.. j. Q
Mccoy is assisting County Attorney
Clint in the prosecution, and Mr.. II. B
Seay is defending
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wnscphau,Or Brewing Association.


The Wagenhauser brewery is com.
pleted and in admirable working order.
To secure the effective and continued
running Of this immense enterprise II
has been determined to change the form
of its management and conduct its OPP
erations under charter from the state
which has already been sent Tor. To
give an adequate idea OF the permanoucy
and responsibility of the concern under
the new administration OF affairs, IL Is
only necessary 10 mention the following
gentlemen as stockholders and iuoorpo-
rators ofthe association: Anten Wagon
hauser, Jas. Il. Simpson, Alexander San
ger, w. H.Flippin, Paul Glucksman, w. Ia
Griggs, Julius Schneider, J. ii. Gray,
Jno. +. 0'Conner, A. w. Stearns,
lsidore Reinhardt, A. Silvarstein, Hen
~ Calm, Frank NJ. Cockrell, Jacob
Nedgumann, Robert Gibson, Edward
Lehman, Frank w. Feuerbacher, l.. NJ.
Knepfly,
In addition to the above evidence OF
the earnestness and vigor with which
the business will be prosecuted, atten.
ton In called to the following letter
from Mr.. Feuerbacher, from st. Louis
an old and experienced brewer of wide
spread reputation:
Dall's, Texas, April ~, lsS5.-Mr. Paul
Glucksman, Dallas, ToKas.
DEAR SIR;-I have concluded "a
take $500 worth of stock in the Wag.
enhausor Brewing association, and dc
hereby give my promise 10 that Of
feet and bind myself to pay for the SAINT
when called upon TO do 50.
FRANK w. FRuRRBACHER.
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Complexion of the City Servants.
The following is the personnel Of the
ew city administration, with the avo-
atoms In which they are engaged. As
i'll be observed by perusal, they are
n solid, substantial citizens, and
thoroughly identified with the needs
nd desires OF our progressive COM
lunity. A a whole, they are above
ie average In practical business in-
Alligence, and their names are sufficient
uaranteas for the sincerity of their
,otives aud toe honesty Of their con-
lotions. Dallas, IL may be confidently
reelected, will lot suffer az the hands
t.the present administrations:
The new mayor, John Henry Brown,
"a native OF Pike county, Missouri, but
,me 10 southwest Texas in his youth.
lis father was Capt. Henry =. Brown,
n whom Brown county, long after his
eath, was namod. Capt. Brown came
Texas In 1924, and was 10 years In the
idian and Mexican trade. he COM
landed a company In n fight with tho
adams whore Waco stands. IN 1926;
rain Ia the present territory OF Brown
,unty, In 1922; on the Piedernales, In
sion various other occasions, and
a the bloody battle Of No-
500, with tho Mexicans, on tho
in of June, 1892, aud died
ily u, 1884. Mayor Browne mother
az n sister OF Maj. James Kerr, the
ct American settler in northwest
sxas, In ISIS, and the surveyor OF both
Witt aud De Icon colonies, and for
hom, after his death, Kerr county was
,med. Tho position held by the now
ayor since his boyhood, as ranger on
southwestern frontier, In both civil
ID military positions, have been too
imerous for repetition here. He has
en- honorcd In 10 many ways as 10
We him warm heart towards his fell
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low-cililers generally, and malice 10
none. He WAS never defeated but
once by the people among whom
he lived and in that case utt red not an
unkind word, But he frank v confesses
to the deepe feelings OF thankfulness
AZ the tesiil nials u rejoicing at his
late election conveyed in over 200
letters, besides tho almost universal
expression of the press throughout
Texas, besides a considerable number
from his native state and elsewhere,
Including several from New Orleans,
New York, Washington and the
City OF Mexico. Holding clear
and distinct views on the question of
municipal government, materially at
variance with former customs in Dallas,
| and Believing them essential to our
good government and prosperity as &
| city, he AYERS his earnest desire for
their SUCCESSFUL application to our sf-
fairs, by the intelligent cooperation OF
the people III all that il calculated to
build up Dallas.
Tho first ward is represented by
Messrs. d. A. Williams and John b.
Iouckx-the former a lawyer, and the
larter mechanic.
Messrs. w. f. DaugheEty and Sohn
| Spellman look to the interests Of the
second ward. The former is sales
man and the latter mechanic.
The stand ard-bearors OF the third
ward are John BOOkhout, lawyer, anC
Jacob Fauch, grain dealer.
The fourth ward has for it's represent
atives Sigmund Loeb, merchant, and
1 p w. Linskie, an undertaken.
The fifth ward is represented by Rob
ert Gibson, manufacturer, and @. II
Keller, dentist.
Messrs. j. d. Carter and Sam Peter
man represent the sixth ward. Thu
former is a lumber dealer and the latte
cattle dealer.
City Secretary Parry is book keeper
, j. q. B0gel, assessor and collector,
druggist w. II, Flippen, treasurer,
/ banker; w, Nj. Johnson, city engineer
, civil engineers w. ii. Johnson, cit!
attorney, a lawyer; A, NJ. Wheless, su
, perintendent OF the water works,
mechanic, and j G. Arnold, city mar
shai, splendid officer.
/ Paul Erb, school superintendent 70
1 the first ward, Is book and 5tationar
, dealer; r.. ID. Coughanour, second ware
} lawyer; II. r. Jones, third ward, con
| mission merchant: ii. II. Ewing, fourt
4 ward, insurance agent; G. A. Gill, fit
) ward, contractor; Il. =. Marshall, sixt
ward, lawyer.
From the above II will be seen th1
4 tho professional, commercial and mi
chanical elements OF Dallas are q
a literally represented IN the law-makin
3 aud managing powers of the city, an
i every interest will DO zealousl
a guarded by practical men and not tho,
q retica vlsionists.
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Ladies should reflect VOL b efOre us
ing yprepsraaiou that Is applied to so
delicate surface as the skin. Any
cosmetic will AZ Gtst impar5 beautiiy-
ing effect and not apparently injure the
skin, but In q very short time little
blotChes and discolorations appear on
the face which c0nclusiyely show the
poisonous drugs in their composition.
II can ba safely said that moro than two
thirds Of the face powders contain these
injurious Ingredients. Pezzonps medi-
Gated complexion powder is not only
absolutely free from all doleterious mat
ter, but It's principal ingredient is an
active curative for all diseases Of the
skin, IL has stood tho test OF years
Sold by all drngEisLs.
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personal.

Mr.. J. j. Rawlins, Of Terrell, is in the
city.
Hon. Sam CundiF, Of Longview, is in
the city,
Capt. D. A. Robinson, of Fort Worth,
was in the city yesterday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gibbs and wife
are expected hoWe from Austin this
morning.
Ben May, of 81. LOUIS, and southern
manager of the Equitable Life Insur-
anee company, is in the city.
Mr.. l.. W. Virgins, of Meridian, Mis-
sispippi il in the city, visiting his
brother, Mr. William Virgins.
Mr.. Robert Johnson, railroad CON
tractor, who is at present engaged In
the livery business at Memphis, is In
the city.
Miss Matte Burford arrived home
yesterday morning FROM visit to the
New Dreams exposition and friends In
Galveston,
Elmer S. Smith, representing the
Words Dispensary Medical association
OF Buffalo, New York, was in the city
yesterday, aud paid the HERALD &
pleasant call.
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l. A. R R " w

This famous Standard Bred Hamblstonlan
Stallion will serve a limited number OF Mares
at the GRAPEvtNE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM,
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE Louis Napoleon
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record 2:l6S and
sold 70 Jewett Bros, of Buffalo, for S250U0,
and stands at the head Of their Stud az 800
the season; also Myrtle, record 2;21t; Spin
nella, record 2:26l+ ond several others With
fast records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
OF Louis Napoleon, hiss % with records In
2:SO or better and better than 900; among
them are 81; Julien, 2lHt; Gloster, 2:l!; and
Ally, g:l9. LARAY WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
herself to be great brood mare, being the
dam Of jerome Eddy, record2;l6x, and seve-
raj others that could beat $3.50.
LARRY w,
Is a beautiful dark bay, with black
points; Is l5A hands high; weight l,O75
pounds; has not been worked for speed hay.
ing been put In the stud when two years old
when he produced the three fast colts, viz:
a q. Dewey, Rosamon and Resale, his only
get OF that year. A. q Dewey trotted seven
races In 1884, only losing one heat. He trOt-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas aud ILL
nols Circuits, beating such good colts as Bal.
aclava by onward; Alice Almond, by AL
monti Judge Sprague, by Gov. Sprague, and
other fast colts, aud has shown a y mile In
l:lO TO pole and obtained n record of 2;i0.
kosalle, the three-year.old fllie, trotted a
mile ut Joliet, ILL.,, 2:35 over \ mile track,
and trotted second to Balaclava at Carthage,
Ill, In 2:4O. Rosamond has not started in n
race but Is as speedy rs either OF the trio.
TERMs-Sl00 FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving in bat may be bred to
LARRY W. free of charge the following sea-
son. The fashion bile bred stallion, NAM
BRINO CHIEF, will also stand limited
number OF mares NJ the same ranch at Grape
Vine. Terms, S25 for the season. Call on or
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care civ National Rpnk noiIoq
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Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock,
a couple o, thieves visited tho horse lot
OF Mr.. A. S. Clark, who resides at
Hutchins, aud carried or one of his
horses. II was the intention Of the
scoundrels to secure two animals, but
the appearance OF negro on the scene
frightened one of them away before he
mounted. The alarm was given, and at
last accounts posse was in close pur-
suit OF the thieves.
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mMnninrsnl Emcncy.

Some people are slow In telling what
good things have been done for them,
but Mr.. John p. DAILY, OF GilliOnsville,
s. O., says he takes great pleasureln tos-
tifying to tho wonderful efficacy OF
Browns Iron Bitters in dyspepsia, fe-
yer and ague, and general debility OF
the system, He has personally eXpe-
from the use of this valuable medicine.
Make memorandum of this, all We
whose system are run down. Browns
Iron Bitters will cure you.
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The diclples of good old Izaak Walton
are never so happy as when INDUCING
in their favorite pastime of fishing. I'm
fortunately, however, malaria Is FREE
quently acquired on the river. 1t there
fore behooves fisherman, and others
who spend their tune son the river, to be
well provided against this infection.
They can feel perfectly secure IT they
keep Mishler's Herb Bitters ON hand.
II is invaluable for malaria, chills aud
fever ague and all complaints of sim.
ular nature.
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DR.. Carter, tho health officer, informs
the reporter that the city is virtually
without scavenger and that as soon as
tho council provides for one he will see
that the cutters are properly oleansed.
At rrosent, in quite number of places,
tn Y iill'r so AZ odoilthat Is slcl on lg and
porIofce, unhealthy, and it ia devoutly
TO be hoped that an appointment bo
made as early as possible. The health of
the community demands It. Complaints
OF the lassitude OF the council In this
particular are justly loud aud general.
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irtIers puDushed in the newspapers OIL
the subj sut He declares atmseif IN ia
vor OF shooting or hanging any
other, and asks the opinion OF
the marshal upon the subject. Among
other statements he remarks that vii
a man with murder in his heart
wants to rid himself Of HIS wife to mar
ry some other woman, he has only to
take one Of his pistols, make pretense
of fooling around with it, and stoot his
wife," The epistle is silly and foolish
throughout, and the writer is either 9
very cunning knave or a very stupid
Ennl
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"spalding's Glue" mends everything.
prnnky rmusIon.

City Marshal Arnold is in receipt Of
4 printed communication from crank
by the name Of Edward Hamilton, Oh
Reading Pennsylvania, on the "pistol-
pointing idiot" "For the sake OF pre-
venting much future sorrow aud calam-
ity," he wants the officer 70 have short
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similar Cases Win Antlpoda, Result,

Two prominent New York gentle
men of about equal age and nearly the
same physique ard state OF health, re-
Gently attended a large public gather
ing in the evening. After leaving ~
both took severe colts, which sent sbasp
pains through their lungs and shiv6rlug
pangs over their systoms. One, on ar
irving home, immed lately took strong
prescription oil Duifo's Pure Malt
Whisky internally, and also balhed the
affected parts with the ssIne externally,
The next morning he was up and about
the house, and after three days Went ny
usual to business and has continued iu
robust health ever mpce. The other did
nothing, but get TO bed snivering and
wrapped in heavy blankets, suffering
exoruciating agonies all night; next
morning no was pronounced an incura-
BILE victim OF tertiary pneumonia and on
the third day thereafter wGs conveyed
In costly casket TO final rest in the
cemetery. His physicians said prompt
treatment like tho other would have
saved him, but the community now
mourns an irreparable loss, ANY relia-
BILE grocer or druggist will furnish above
article az one dollar, large bottle.
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Too Much RnIn Mt rolinn.

Bolton, April Is. -ISpe'lall-A
steady rain set it again this afternoon
which will delay farm work for q few
days. Grass and weeds are growing
rapidly and will soon impure grain crops
unlesatho whoathor cie9 IS up SO farmers
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anIt Arnln.t rhn rIiv.

NJ. zeigler, late rodman to the llty on
gineor, filed suit in Justice chuhl's
court yesterday against the $lty and
Engineer johnson, praying 1or judg-
ment in the sum OF $50 for sJvices he
alleges he rendered.
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MID.

In Dallas, Texas, at the residence of
Mr.. John w. Walden, at o o'clock, p.
m, April 2s, 1885, Maud Arnold, aged 9
years and months, eldest child of Alb
bott h. and Annie Carey Arnold, of
Houston, Texas.
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Attention alta Hotel.

What kind OF attention do you expect
at a hotelY Inn-attention. Travellers
should therefore, carry a bottle OF DR..
Biggers Huokleberry Cordial, which
counteracts the effect of bad water and
change of climate.
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IMPORTANT.

R@-Remlt by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Money Order, New York Exchange or Draft
on New Orleans
Letters with Currency invariably by EX-
press.
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums Of IS
or upWard.)
ADDRESSED: NJ A. DA UPHEN,
New Orleans, La.
Addresr Registered Letters ana make Post
Office Money Orders payable TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La
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INDICATIONS roR TODAY.

TININA IVINo TVIF IV'UNls
WASHINGTON, April 2S,-For the west
gulf states: Generally fair weather;
winds shifting to west and south;
slightly warmer In tho northern por-
ton; stationary temperature IN the
southern portion.
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In Justice Kendall's court, yost orday
morning, II. o. Fomore was arraigned
upon charge of indulging in loud and
obscene language In public place and
fined 81 and costs, in default of the pay
ment Of which he was placed in the
county iail
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lie Thanks His Paper.

Mr., Editor: l was induced by read.
ing your good paper TO try DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
and scroiula, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. G,
Boggs.- Elk.
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The Erie In California.

Mr.. j. @. Mccall, Gen. Agt., Erie Rail
road, San Francisco, states that he IL
acquainted with the efficacy of st Jacobs
Oil for rheumatism, and gives it his
hearty endorsements.
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niatrici Conrerenon

Quite number Of ministers and lay
delegates passed through tho city yes
terdsy on their way to attend the Dalla;)
district conference of the Methodi
Episcopal church south, begirnlng N
Louisville, Denton county, to-day.
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A. X. Hawkes., the distinguished
Optician will in few days establish q
branch optical Department IN Dallas,
as there are none of his glasses sold ia
Dallas at the present time.
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CItyC Court.

City VS.. Pat. sullivan, intoxicated;
fined 50,
City vs.. George Day, Charles Day and
John Long, fighting; discharged.
City. vs.. Andy Beason, vagrancy; con-
tinued.
City vs.. Frank sullivan and G. T.
Parks, failing " pay carriers license
continued.
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Sincerely your friend,

JEFtbhbON DAVIS.
The above letter to citizen OF Dallas
from tho greatest of living American
statesmen, conveying cordial invita-
ton to visit him, was received yester-
day. Whatever may be said
of ex-Presidont DAVIS, tho in
telligent world to-day recognizes him
as one OF the greatest, purest and most
patriotic statesmen of tho age, and that
he alone remains in political ostracism,
while all the hundreds Of thousands of
his compatri0ts in the effort to MAIN
tain separate nationality in the south
during the late civil war are relieved of
their political disabilities, Is mon
strous crime and an ineffaceable stain
upon the great American people. Pres
ident Cleveland, If sincere, as we be-
liove him TO be, in his expressed
determination to eliminate all the
animosities engendered by the late war
of sections, and 10 cement the states
into an indissoluable union In fact, az
well as In name, and the people, north
and south, into grand brotherhood of
patriotism, should at once remove the
political disabilities of the great and
pure man whose name heads this arti-
Gle. Jefferson Davis is now feeble old
man, n years of age, and In the nature
OF things, can be with the living but a
very little while longer, and to permit
him 10 90 down to his grave covered
with a faint of disloyaity TO his country,
Of which no Is no more guilty-if, in
deed, any guilt attaches 10 the effort at
self government, which immortalized
the great Washington-th his halt u
million coadjutors, will DO disgrace
upon the boosted civilization of this
great an free country.
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Those In search OF anything in the
way of fne carriage, buggy, phWton,
or blackboard should not fail u see the
stock Of these goods carried 10y the Weir
low company.
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1t is astonishing how fast the roputa-
ton of a good article will travel. Note
the success Of the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes.
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Slight Cold

Slight Cold, n
II neglected, often attacks the luIIls.
Browns Bronchial Treches give Sure
and immediate relief. Sold only In
boxes, Price . cts.
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A nusband's Greatost DlossIng

Is strong, healthful, vigorous wife
with clear, handsome complexion.
These can all be acquired by using DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic.
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This word, which has been staring
everybody In the face for the past years,
and Is now getting into nearly every
body's mouth, Is n preparation for
the teeth, sweetening the breath, and
arrestlng the progress of decay.
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DIR. WASSERCUC
PRIVATE CONSULTING Rooms: 720 Elm
street, Lailas.
PRIvATE FAMILY RESIDENCE; 1872 Elm
street Dallas,

All private matters cured. Parties treated
by letter and medicine sent q. o. ID.
DIR. WASSERCUG, Il regular Graduate
Diploma IN oflice-lS years. practice.
OFFICE HOURS. a. IN. TO 2 p. M; p. M
tO0p.m. SUNDAYs-0to IL q, m; to 5 pm,
DALLAS, TEXAS, april n, 1850.
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The Persian Shah has blotted out
All staring signs his realms about,
Save one, whose mission It's TO bless
With beauty, health and happiness.
HepnintS on every mountain's 'front.'
The simple sign, "use SOZODONT.n