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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

For Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and oil pain
and soreness OF the Hesh, the great house.
hold remedy ID Dr.. Thomas Eclsctric Oil.
Be sure you get the genuine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

When Baby Wa sick, w gaze her CastoriA,
When she was Child, she erisd fer Castoris,
whsn she became Mis-, she clung 70 CasteriA
whsa shs hsd CAndssn, ~ savsthsn CastssiA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

READ THESE FACTS IT may save
your life -Gilmore's Aromatic Wine cures
suppressed menstruation and painful
monthly sickness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

REV. g. J. WHITNEY Of Clarkson, n.
Y, says Gilmores Aromatic Wine fcr
Female Weakness, stands without rival.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

II you would have appetite. flesh. color
strength, and vigor, take Ayers Ssrsaps-
rilla, that incompatible tonic and blood
purifier.
Dr. johnson OF New London, Ct,1 who
has been very sick with fever, is much
better, although his eyes trouble him and
he is very weak.
v.P. Noyes. Of Burlington. died Sept.
80, aged 81 years. Deceased had former
ly been cashier OF the Union Bank 81
Swsnton, but since 1885 has resided in
Burlington, he was treasurer Of the Lake
Champlain Transportation company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

Why go about with that aching head
Try Ayers Pills. They relieve the stom-
ach. restore the digestive organs 10 healthy
action. remove the distractions that de-
press nerves and brain. and thus cure
hesdsche.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. lmpo
tence, Sexual Debility, cured BY "Wsll'i
Health. Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15
Flies . nd Bugs,

Flies, roscbes, ants, bed-bugs. rats,
nice, gophsrs, chipmunks. cleared out BY
Rough on Rats" l6c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

Wells "Kough On Corns'.
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." loo.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

IMPOTENCY in Man or Women cured
by Gilmore's Aromatic Wine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15
sAscarxrra prrur

-Tueiy thousand spruce shingles. vii
Gloss them on, for 81 % . thousand u H.
ken soon. Also few more iron bound
sIAer barrels 81 Barr A Msnleys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15


General filz Hugh Lee is riding about
Virginia seated on saddle Which
vas used by his uncle, Gen. Robert Z.
Lee. during the late unpleAsantness. He
rides at the bead Of troop Of mounted
men who call themselves the Fi.x Lea
cavalry. The battle flag. torn and black
ened. borne by Pickei,'s division At Get
,ysbure. floats Al The front OF the troop,
and an old cavalry trumpet sounds the
orders Of The commander We suppose
our Democratic friends would not admi,
,hs, this is waving the bloody shirt. but
II is an attempt to gain Democratic votes
BY appealing 10 the old secession war feel
ing Jus. The same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

AS an Instance of what goes on Ia Mo-
rocco In tho present day lot mo relate
an incident which has just como 10 my
knowledge, A man residing at Fero-
net, some miles from Tetuan, was lately
accused Of having stolen bullock from
ono OF tho local native authorities, who,
acting as judge In his own case, gave
an order that tho supposed delin-
quont should have his eyes cut
out. Tho horrid sentence was carried
into effect aud tho wrotched victim
was then led into fetuau hy one of his
relatives In order 30 haYe medical adj
vice from European doctor who had
settled there. IA may bo supposed, the
case was beyond tho limits Of science,
for no human power can over restore
sight TO those empty sockets, aud tho
poor fellow who suffered this shameful
cruelty, and who has been, up TO tho
present time, the support OF numerous
family, In condemned 10 hopeless dark
nes- forever. This II only one sample
of u series of brutal atrocities oontinu-
ally occurring In this country,-l Letter
"a London Globe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

Would question the judgment DISPLAYED
by MN who would care more for "A de-
slraole scat in the church than for list
ening TO the word of God and Drawing
Win Inc congregation TO his maker.
we would think very little of tho re-
uglous tendencies of any enc who could
allow private animosities and private
ouenceS to so far bias his actions as 70
cause MIN TO prefer secular amuse-
inehls 10 religious services. We would
mOralize severely those who had lost IA
much OF their spirituality that tbeN
shun the church because thew finJ i'm Il
nothing to satisfy their desires for
pleasure. We would indeed pity those
who have fallen so low that they desire
To nave satisfaction against the officers
ana minister's whom they do not like.
ny going TO the theatre instead of the
churGh. Finally, we would DRAW for a
redemption of those, from their follv
aud ignorance, who show themselves m
theatre and other places of amusement
merely TO appear in fashion.
by such means aud by others which
tney know SO we'll, ministers should on
ueSVor 10 reform church people to the
ehu thaG these become moro spiritual
minaed, more moral, more liberal, NOR
leIIslous When church people have be-
w. 'etN1 W ~ lliAAl NAiN tuuiEll eftbla.
iylug q longing which they caunot re.
sist. 1t will no more be a dFearv plaee.
the choir will no More sing barshlv, M 4
preacher will no more preach 1dr5
stun" but always fresh, interesting dis.
courses Tho president will no more
20 the wrong man nor tho iapitor b5
sour and lazy. The ushers will no
moro appear impOlite and Offensive.
iho nelghbors on all sides will be the
most plea ant; the seat, wherever il
may DC, Will be just the right one. The
Wh0le church, in faGt, will seem
perfect paradise to witt.
Wnich our reformed churoh-goer will
not consider IL "a duty aud n hardship.
bat a privilege aud delight. Cplling
ON church night will be out OF the oues,
tion; oard'piaying nj homo while dl-
Vlne service Is IN progress win not DO
thought Of; dancing 40 home while the
church y open for divine service would
De considered sacrilegO by our reform-
gu chufchman' AS Tor going to the the
hIro or any other place o. amusement in
preference TO church or syuaaOpue--
that would he the last act Of Ills Iife.
Ihus tho minister may not have suc.
ceeded in closing the theatre There will
always DO enough 10 patronizs iD. hut
no VIII have succeeded In withdrawing
from its patronage those religious PEG
pie whom no desires TO have In his
church. He will have succBedad in re-
moving gruiga and prejudice, in build.
ihg up his congregation with men who
nave high aims aud lofty ambitions.
tie will have succeeded in fulfilling his
mission on eerth, in directing men to
GOD aud IN imbuing them with His
spirit, Ills goodness and His love.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Tho New Minister 60 France.

DALLAS, March % Editor HURArp.
The gratifying selection by President
Cleveland OF Robert NJ. MeLeno, the
present governor If Maryland, az min
ialef 70 FRANCO recalls proud act in
ms me- and Hili not oul. bg
D llul with delight bv his rluuds la
this country, hut by tue most auli.ht
cuuu patriots of Mexico Wnen tho
MoOarchicW party in Mexico rose I'M r,-
orllou agnins- the Republican cousti-
luton of 1897 and drove the uphtful
government from the capitol, Comou
'.st, tho va cillatiug president. sank
rom -ho'r tiwidity. aud was suscgpded
locally by Juar.z, tho champilu OF ro.
form, lie succeeded ~ roachiug l.a Pa
ciutcoastWith only personal escort. Mi
ramon, Je champion OF the privileged
classes, seized tho government and his
unioui hold tho chief cities, while the
hearts of the uugrmei multitude were
wl,h lh' retiring president Vera Cruz
Aoue stood forth for the right Bv un
American steamer Juarez sailed from
Maulaniilo, 500 miles down tine coast.
To Panama. thence, crossing tho 18TH
mus no sailed Tor New Orleans, and
theuce 10 Vera Cruz, where Miramuu's
troops 0nCircled tho city. England.
France aud Spain recognized the
usurpor's government and tho cause Df
free governments paub no Ina that single
garrison, seemed on tue verge ct d.
spair Az this time tho United States
sent un ambassador % Mexico, In Che
person of Robert NJ. Mciano, with in.
struoti0us to ascertain tho true condi.
ton of ntlairs aud 10 recognize rs prosi.
don't him whom no should ind repre-.
sontng tho lawful will of Mexico. lie
speedily decided by recognizing Beulto
Juare2 as tho rigbt,Ui p0rsonag6. Poo
lamatiou of the fact dispersed the 10.
gOus OF Mirumou, aud IN duo time the
victorious leader of the people entered
the capital, never more to leave 10, eX.
capt during tho Intervention of Louis
Napoleon, till called by death from his
seat rs thrice elected president, IL
wears later. From thai triumph of
1859 GO dates, In It's higher sense, tho
hopeiUl aud, Of later years, rapid m arch
OF Mcxico In the acoaptancs aud utiliga-
zion OF modern ideas OF progress, and
well may President Cleveland ielicitata
himself on making Mr. McLano tho
representative OF our ilag in another for
eign country. III. b.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Anny,s nnntin Gnorrin.

Sam Coney and Bert Hamilton left
their homes on Gum creek, Dooley
county, ON Monday morning last. They
were mounted on good horses, aud were
armed with breech-ioading shot guns,
aud followed by three well-tralned dogs
Their objective point may have been
Hawkinsville, which Is - miles from
Gum creek, but their intention was TO
Kill partridges. Tho day was fair and
the dogs soon found game. As they
Travelled the road toward Hawkinsvilie
hbd> became more numerous, and the
hunters determined g. continue the
hunt to this place. About sunset they
entered town, their horses weary aud
heir dogs worn out, but the young men
were still lively. On emptylng their
game bags Mr., Hamilton found that he
had 30 pariridges ana Mr.. Conoy 81
cartridges aud rabbit. They shot
everything on the wing, even the rab.
bit, Which was cleaning up before the
dogs. II was n doug bird hunt Hawk
iusville (Ga) Dispatch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD,
AVERY BAD BLACK MAN sAea1p
The Kosher at tho Jail--The Municipal
Election Getting NATURALIZATION
tlun Rnd Opening of tho
Beewery-other Local.
; Rad Man Bagged.


Edward. Hunter, a colored gambler
OF Fort Worth, who is wanted there to
answer Tor n fine Of $3.50, impos cd upon
him by the courts ofTarrant county, for
courting Dame Fortune was cap.ured
IN the Indian Territory nv
deputy United States Mar3hal
Wright, ana taken through
this city yesterday for the Fort 70 give
an account as 30 hpw he came co sud
denly disappear ard as to whether Ornot
he aver INDUCED IN gamo Of chance or
soi9nce, AS tho case might be. This is
sunday and the news market is as Hat
Hs q pancake, hence u description of the
prisoner under such Try ing oircumstau-
COS isnot aruiss, or rather should no. ba.
trusting that . generous public will
tofbesr with the following pen sketch Of
the captured might've who
was hunted down by tho slouthGOuuds
weighs 80 pouuds) II Is given. Ed.
Hunter Is S.uegambian Of the true
tyte, 3omo ie9l, 10 inches en- height,
neither slender 0rcorpulent. His head ia
covered by aprOlusO, nappy 0vergrowth
that reaches way down on his forehead
and far back on his neck. His color is
that OF a well-Jaked giugeI-cake, ana
hls mouth when bo Ia pleased, expands
with the elasticity OF the conscience OF q
candidate. The prisoner wore suit Of
ash brindted cloth that gave evidence
of long and hard service Il quarter of u
century, SLOUGH hat ano cloth
CATERS little out of season,
and tho worst for wear ana tear.
The officer did not have him shackeled,
but had enj0ined him that II no made a
hrnaiF thaf hn xgg1l1 -ltnnN fhn tar ~
his head off. Deputy United States
Marshall Wright, one OF the best
officers Ia tho state, believes ia giving
prisoner freedom of person, but the
monont he violates IL ho oalls him 70
limo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30


MIR. George w. Childs, this afternoon,
expressed a small package to Gen
Grant in New York containing small
daguorreotypo OF the eX-presidont,
taken whom no was only % years of age.
The picture represents q smooth faced,
stoutly built you1g man. attlred in the
uniform of n second lieutenant. The
daguerrootype has quite n history. In
1911, shortly after tho general graduated
from West Point Military Academy,
and while stationed with his regiment
In TeXas, he formed the acquaintance
OF Mrs. q. B. Bailey, the mother Of
his most Intimate associate In
the regiment, aud after short
time he sent hor the picture with let
ter, In which he described his novel OK
porionce in camp aud on tho march.
Mrs Bailey kept the letter and picture
until long after tho war, aud at her
death they fell into tho hands of her
daughter, Mrs. Lucinda Powers,
who sent thom to Mr.. Childs. Several
weeks ago Con. Grant, when recalling
tho portraits of his earlier days, with n
view OF securing the best possible like
ness, with which TO illustrate his book,
he thought OF his old friend. Airs. Bailey,
and sent communication to Mrs.
Powers, asking for loan Of tho picture.
Tho letter was forwarded by Mrs. Powers
to Mrs. Childs, and tho picture, together
with tho correspondence, will form a
part of the history OF the war now be-
ing prepared by Gen. Grant, Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
BOOTS AND SHOES
7Os ELN STREET

hours speech, his long, bony hands were
thrust continually. Even IN middle
ago his idc0 was scanned aud wrinkled
TO an extraordinary eNtont. His fOren-
sic triumphs have been SO often written
about that they arc familiar TO almost
every reader, yet su allusion to the colo
bratcd Albert j. rirrill case may not be
out of place. Tho acquitted of the
defendant in the face OF direct aud
convincing proof OF guilt was an
astounding result. In iRnt, Mr.. Choate
completely mesmorigod the jury. The
scene In tho COURTROOM when he adj.
dressed the Jurors eau ncyor be forgot
ten by tho ioW survivors OF that meinnr.
able occasion. Al The time when Or.
Webster WAS tried for the murder of DR..
Parkmau IL was generally ruuorod that
Mr., Choale had received tho most earn
est solicitations, backed by tho most
solid pccumlry oilers, 10 defend that
unfortunate gentlemen, hut h0 posi-
velv declined. IL was thought that tho
verdict might hayo been different had
Mr.. Choato boon secured, Boston
Budget.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
JosenhIi. n.own.

The advertisement of this gentleman
appears in this mornings Herald, and
has been introduced for ono year. Mr..
Brown is q prosperous and successful
business man, and is known Of all mon
In north roXAs. He knows the benefits
to bo derived from ADVERTISING He does
not sit supinoly by and say all mon
know me, and III rs not necessary for me
tn advertise in the papers lIo approui-
ates mo iniluun.0 papers Wiold and
takes advantage Of them. lilo Ia tho
most successful grocery man in north
reNsS He don't hide his light undgr q
bushel Ha deserves success, aud is
meeting with ". Read his advertise
m6nt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Jail.

There are oonhuei ia tho county jail
at present 60 prisoners, 10 Of whom are
county convicts from the poor farm,
working on tho county roads, and six
Insane people. Tailor Rhodes, who is
very accommodating and humane 20
the. prisoners, Beops the jail in good
style and has large number OF
hoarders to keep u house so
unpopular with tho general public.
Every Sunday afternoon number of
well meaning ladies aud gentlemon call
az this prison, sing, pray, aud distribute
reading matter TO tho prisoners who are
always glad TO see them. They are very
fond II reading matter and read every
thing sent Thorn Of that character, from
an almanac up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

Tho king Of criminal lawyers OF tho
Suffolk bar was Rufus Choate. He
would have made remarkable figure In
any court of tho wide world. VINO that
ever saw the man can forget his striking
porsonalltyY lie WAS tail, broad.shoul.
deied, aud had he been bred to less
exactlng and studipus lite, would have
excelleI In ,hletic sports. He was
literally long bundle OF sinews
and aud nerves. His hoat and coun.
tenance would be noticeable In any
was covered with q luxuriant crop of
curly black hair, through which In an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

Tho municipal election continues TO
wax warm, aud in fact is getting rod.
hot. There is great deal Of feeling
manifested, and the property.owners
appear TO be extremely DESTROYS to get u
man for mayor who willnot be wrapped
up IN himself, but ono who will look
after and diligently study the best
interest of the city. There Is n
good deal wire-pulling going On In cor.
tain quarters Tho hacks and vehicles
oil every description to let, have beon
engaged, hut the man who desires 90
vote, can foot II TO the pools IL his oandi-
date docs not happen 20 have trolling
stock" 70 get him there,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
nrsnlng of lhc n.lln. nrcuerr.

Tosiordsyalteruoon at 1 O'clock steam
was raised IN tho Dallas brewery, oi
which Mr.. A. Wageuhuusor late of 81.
Louis, Is tho proprietor, in the presence
OF 500 persuus. Miss Emma, the little q
vear old daughter Of tho proprietor,
Lighted the fire in tue furnace, and
when steam was raised Mr.. Loo
speech christanod the machinery. Mr.,
Wggenhausor turned Ou'the steam set
ting the machinery in motion amid
degfening applause. lie says he Will
have beer by the 10Th OF May,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
sIDFwAlA NOTES.


Ladies and Misses real kid hand
sowod slippers, "a cents, at Block Bros.
A fuil limo of Burt n Moar's SHOES a
Leon Kahn's.
Received the drst installmont of spring
hats Mt Leon Kshn's.
Yesterday waa another ono Of those
bright, haimy, sUnshiny days that bring
the people out. The churches were well
attended.
A vicious dog ON Swiss avenue bit a
little hoy named Willie Moore last oven
ing, takinE.a largo piece of flesh out OF
tho calf of his leg. The owners OF such
animals should bo fined.
What T. tho Glen Iea2 smith tho
preacher. II Is the fountain head OF all
stimulus, tho spriug OF eternal youth
and tho very kingdom OF health and
beauty.
At tho solicitation of many friends
and voters / hereby announce myself as
u candidate for alderman for tho long
torn la she SIKH ward.
s. II. MoBmpE.
Mr.. W. \. Huffman, OF Fort Worth,
ono of the leading machine and agricu l.
tnrM implement dealers In tho state of
TeXas, adSertises IN this mornings
HERALD. IL will not he denied that Mr..
HUFFMAN Is enc OF the enterprising bus
4ness men In this state. IL " 10 DO re-
grelted ha Is not located In Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Tho world.renovncd Notro pamo.

The Sisters OF the most noted Catho-
lie ladies seminary in the United States,
tho famous Notro Dame, at G1Yans-
town, near Baltimore, Md, on the 30lh
of last January, made pubiica card,
certifying % the beneficial results at
tending tho use OF Rod Star Cough Cure
Ia that institution. They state that they
found IL eilicaclous alike Tor relieving
coughs, expressions ON tho chest and
irriiau0ns OF tho throat. Tho Board Of
Health endorses IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

VIM. Giles, N. D., Milford, Dol,
March q 1850. Dear Sr-About three
years ago | got bottle Of Your Iodido
OF Ammonia Luimont 10 cured my
horse OF SPAWN, and the balance OF the
Linimout WAS used in the family. II
cured all aches on man as well as
horses II isall used up now. Please
send me one bottle moro by express,
and 1 will pay @. 0. d. Address, Has.
koll lewis, Milford, Kent Co, Dell
Sold hY all drugalall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

w. p. King, an old-timo slave 20 king
aleohol,who had Just completed his term
OF sentonce on the poor farm Saturday,
whiteer no was sent to serve out fine
Tor bibitual drinkenness, arrived IN
the city tEat day Ia the cleaning OF the
evening a.'d betors the dawn OF the
Sabb ith the guardians OF the peace and
good morals pr the city had him fast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

A Plantation Philosopher says, "iov.
orty OF body Ia bad, but poverty of mind
Is worse Yes, good friend, but please
to remember that If the blood In the
body H. Impoverished, the mind Is af.
iecied by II aud made poor also. WHO'D
you enrich your blood and tone up your
system with Browns Iron Bittors, yoH
your intellect Mind this. Dr.. j. y.
Morgan, Dolphin, Mo, says; 81 have
found that Browns Iron Bltters gives
general satisfaction as restorative y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

MIR. T. ". Whitlen has succeeded in
tracing more stolen property to Henry
Long, now in Jail for theft OF gold
watch from q lady boardor at Porter's
boarding house. Tho articles traced
were an overcoat and pair of gold sleeve
buttons, the property of Mr.. Green
Williams, stolen nearly year ago.
Long IL a candidate for the penitentiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Mlshler,s narh BiiLors. as A onro ior

Mishler's Herb Bittors, as a cure for
fever and ague, has established repu-
tstion that has made 1t widely sought
by sutierers OF those ailments. Persilor
Lewis, of Honey township, Ches-
tor county, Pa, writes: ain August last
| was taken with fever and ague, aud
WAS induced 20 try your celebrated
Herb Bittors, and am happy TO inform
You that was cured before using all Of
the first bottle, and AM now MS we'll az
pyorn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Fine French
imported flowers at Bluman's.

Smith Il Hall are representing The sun
Fire oiiioo, OF London, England; Trans
atlantic of Hamburg, Germany; Fire
mans Fund, of San iranclsoo, CalilOr
MIA; Oakland Home, Of Oakland Call.
lorna; Western Fire and Marine Insur-
anco company, OF San Francisco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Ruelslen,s Arnicn sal,o.

Tho best salve la the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands, ohilblalns,
oor1s and all skin oruptions, and post
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
~ guaranteed 90 give perfect satisiac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale bY w. II. Howell q
Hin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
JOSEPH H. BROWN,
Wholesale Grocer
FORT WORTEI. THx

within the confines OF tho station-houso
10 answer to the charge of gottiug
beast!y drunk and trying TO run the
city, He will probably DO sent back TO
the eounty's agricultural institution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
A Deceived woman

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
otons, white lead, bismuth, powders,
irsenioi &c, in tho belief of onriching
and identifying the complexion. II IL
out temporary and ultimately destroy s.
the skin beyond the power OF nature to
restore. stop ny stop IL now and use
'nly DR.. hartors Iron Tonic, which i'm.
parts tho yigor ana loneliness of vonth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
Brewing In San Jose.

Mr., Ernst A. Donick, proprietor Fred
ericksburg Brewery CO., San Jose, Cal,
writes that for rheumatism and other
painful ailments, 81. Jacobs Oil Is a 70
markably efiicaoiOus specinc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

DNth 1ttht4
Strictly puyo johnson grass seed, Ger.
man millet seed, Hcfey'a celebrated
gold-loat cotton seed, five locks, short
pointed, one month earlier than any
other kind. For sulo by
JoHN Il. MEYER,
OBS Elm Street, Dallas.