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TRUSTEES SALE.

| RusIEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Il authority IN me vested by reason of a
&c tain decd Of trust, made on to-wit. No
neiloer ), lS>l, 10y y. w. Morton to me IA
tlus &c, Tor the purpose o securing Edwin
smith In the payment OF n certain nro,mI.i
sorV hoteoi $500, made ON said LIST daV Of No
NemOcr 1870, with interest thereon from dnte
~ the rdIe OF Y percent. per annum, which
S1 ,iu uVVu ~ trust Il recorded ON pages 3li, 35
5iOrln volume /, OF Dallas County Records
ol trust Deeds aud Mortgages, and nj thr ~.
gueStoi the sud Edwin smith the said a. W.
NORTON. having made default in the nav.
tlent OF sud note, VIII on Tuesday, the 2Oth
instant, within the legal hours thereof soil
NJ the Cou t-house door, at Dallas, I'M Tho
county OF Dallas, In the stnte
OF Nt' ut public cutlery To the highest
,nluIuer,io can, nll that certain tract Of land
lying IN said Dallas county, about one miis
north from the city ct Dallas, IL belng n MARI
- t-Iu acres, conveyed by N m
Nhhce To- j.. Fletcher, and part of . acras
r,2nh,NSlcu ny W. Il, Thomas to the said j. i.
MISUNDERSTANDING az the north corner ~
said one anu lour.tenths acre tract, n stare
80 tle c'rher ol a fence, and at the southeast
Nnslt ct said ience; thence south 45e caSt
~ t-lW ltel' stake In the middle of the
}A'oS ana Mckinney rOAd: thence south
lnS west ~ ii-lUO feet, a stake i'm said rad
Tue cast corner Of . Int conveyed by Nd. a.
! Shllh and wife TO Potter Stephe son, thencs
north N'S@ west with said StcphenSon's
nor, ,ih' ~, llne ,1I-lm feet, stake; thence
nurth % east at 20 lS-lOO Zee passing The
norlh corner OF - 80 acre tract. sold by b. n
urlgshN 10 Buriprl, Laws a. HawpeSjn Mi
on lls llne III l2.l00 feet TO tho nj 90 of no.
g,nning, Contalnlng2 5-l0O acres, being ths
sun property conveyed by Ed. q, smith 10
~ W, Morton February ii, IST5, by Jped re.
Sorued on pages 1879, In V lume "a of mai
las Opuhly Records OF Deeds, TO which said
record ,,l reference Is made for more partlcu.
Ut Inscription OF this tract of land,
X: II. CuuGIANOUR, Trustee.
DALLAS, TEXAS, j. nuary s, 1851.
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TELEGRAPH War.

The following letter, which the HER
AID is permitted to publish, looks as
though the telegraph companies will
commence active hostilities some OF
these days. The.public will say: "Let
them fight, the cheaper the rates the
better:v
st Louis, Mo, Jan. 90. NJ. Baker, Manager,
Dallas, Texas:
The reduction in telegraph rates made
by the Baltimore g. Ohio Telegraph
company upon opening the Dallas office,
dld not amount to much, Judging by
their rates given to New York ana other
eastern cities. Their New York day
rate announced is 70 cents. The West
ern Union has hitherto been 81, but will
be Immediately made same as the Bal
timOre q Ohio.
The Western Union company has
made as great reductions number of
times in the past in the Texas rates
when there was no competition. For
example, on March i, last, it's New
4 ork rate of $l.20 was reduced to 81;
New Orleans, from 70 to SO cents.
In 1882 its rate was reduced from 50 to
$I.S1 to New York, and from SIPS to 81
to Chicago, and all other northern and
eastern cities in proportion. There
were similar reductions in the years of
iS77-79 so, ranging from Is to 40 per cent.
IN each one. These reductions were all
of general nature and not confined to
q few points. If the Baltimore O. Ohio
does not fnlfill its long-published prom
ise with greater effect than this, its
opening will change the Geographic
world very slightly indeed.
l.. G. BAKER,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Delay cd Mall Delivery,


Considerable complaint is being mad @
by citizens, especially business men,
about the delay in getting mail that
comes from the west. This mail reaches
Dallas, via the Texas & Pacific, at $40
n. M, and is delivered to the post-oiiice
wagon at the Union depot at about 9
o'clock, not reaching the post-ofilce
much before Gals. AS the carriers START
on their second morning delivery at
83O, they consequently can not deliver
mail that comes on this train, and IL is
several hours later before it is received
Dy those who are served by carriers. II
has been suggested that, If the mail
from the west was delivered to the post
oiiicce at the brick depot, instead of the
Union depot, sufficient time could be
saved in getting IL TO the pest.oflice and
distributed To- enable the carriers to gel
1t out ON their $3.50 delivery.
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DALLAS, Jan. 9.-tEditor HERALD i
AS 1t seems that suggestions as to what
laws should be passed by our legisla-
turo are in order, would like TO max
one in regard to our criminal code.
Make it an ofense with heavy penalty
FOR anyone, by word or GESTURE, TO cause
another TO commit an otTense. As our
code now is, one person may curse and
abuse another AS much as he pleases; so
he don't strike there IL no offence. II
the one that raises the fuss was made To
suffer, think there would be far less
crimes committed. Words, etc., may be
given In evidence in mitigation OF an
olionse that has been committed, but
they are no oflense against our criminal
code. The best man in our community
may be aggravated To commit an of.
fenso and tho law will punish him for Il,
while the one who caused It., aud the one
perhaps really TO blame, goes unpun.
ished. fully agree with the HERALD
ON the pistol ques ion. JUSTICE.
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OFFlCIAI-ClTY LAWS


A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
IA lines and width of a part of Polk street
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the CITY
Council of the City OF Dial las, That the pIoI
osltlon OF Mr.. 3. II. Cockrell, proprietor OF
the ground, Is hereby accepted MS dedica.
ticn, and the lines OF Polk street are hereby
established as follows: Beginnii z at TIE
northeast me section OF poydras ana Polk
streets; thence in a direct ISne easteYly TO the
southwest corner of fracl To- al block No. 10,
on the Grigsby league line. the same being
the north 1.-The OF said street. The south line
Of Polk street shall begin on Poydras street,
S0ieet south OF the first named point, and
tnence run easteriy parallel to the first line
the same distanc e; thence north To the south
line OF Young street. At said southwest cor
ner OF block 50 the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; @ That the Engineer is hereby re-
lines OF said street as h-rein defined.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
fect from and after It's passage
Approved October 2S, 1884
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest; w. E. PARRY. City S cretary.
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TuATov
~ the lSth day " December, lSSi KIM
Snlelus, o. DALLAS county, Texas, rrnniei ma
assigned 10 the undersigned, resIdingSi NJ
es, elm street, Dallas, TeXps ali of IN nro M
e,ly ana tSlato, real, personal and miyo5 A.,
v,uHlhg ~ MS chaSes In act ion, and iii tshts
vhliis ahu demands due 10 him. or whicl
, n,,E., eeoomt due, Save and oxcert snch
properly rs by law IL exempt Crom ex sHvu
uotl - tne bVnoit OF such OF his crcGi,.'ss
my = WIN consent 10 arcept IN ir nrmno ;
s,unhi snare ot his estate aud discl,a,rc h3,,
m l,,' tncir respective claims. ProytdeJ hun
VNSp mat ll- should not o,llSchnrs n , INV,
lianl,ltits loR creditor who ,oes mi roaa V,
~ nluch rs ohe'th1d OF tn amonnt a ~ a,,',
t,oN IN ms mvor ds valid claim n,at HiJ
s estate. The creditors offs Al Sbieldss o,,,,
@l',ng 10 such assgnn ont i,re h"rcby' , Vo,
~ ~ HlNhe known 10 me their conssn, a.,
Wine within four mon as aiter I'M" n,,,,i n,
cation OF this notice. '"V Puuh-
Malta, rJAMEs MoEoNEY, Assignee
bnNllhs, Texas, nuary 4. 1885, 'e''
M persons indebted 10 Kane shio,,, ...
oiuvnou 70 pay such Indebtedness In me-. ~, =,
ht or., the calins will be placed in ,hs
MINUS OF M attorney for collection :" 'ho
JAMES MoRoNEY. Assignee.
jan 2-dltw3t
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A Female Fraud.

Yesterday morning a woman called
stthe store of A. & L. Mittenthal. on
Elm street, and presented a note, pur-
porting;to be signed by Mrs. P. S. Pfouts,
requesting that the bearer be allowed to
have such things as she might want and
to he charged to her The woman was
shown various articles and began to
purchase rapidly and heavily, not SEEM
ing to care much about prices. Becom-
ing suspicious that the order might
not be genuine, the firm sent a
messenger to MIR. Pfouts, who immedi-
ately telephoned his wife, who stated
that she had given no such order, and
that it was forgery. Mr.. Pfouts went
70 the store and at once accosted her.
She said her name was Anna Colvin.
and stranger here, that the order had
been given her by another woman, and
that she was making the purchase for
her. She pleaded with Mr.. Pfouts not
TO have her arrested, and after being re-
lieved of the goods she had secured, was
allowed to depart. She was quite tall
woman, with reddish hair and fair COM
plexion; she was heavily yelled and her
face could not be recognized. The HER
AID has a pretty well established sus-
picion as to the identity OF the party.
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Merchants get Falcon.
District Court.

Walker Barrett, who was arraigned
Thursday on the charge of the theft of
lumber from the Texas IL Pacific rail-
way, was found guilty yesterday and
the jury gave hum one day in lail. There
are six other charges against him for
theft.
L. ID. GridCr was convicted in the dis
trict court Yesterday on the charge OF
the thtit oi horse from j. Hamilton,
OF Grayson county, some three months
since. He was trying TO dispose o. the
animal here when Deputy Sheriff Win
ston arrested him on suspicion. lie
proved to be the right man. The jury
gave him six years.
George Scott, who was arrested Sow
eral months since, along with Young
James, clerk N the dry goods firm OF
BianAenship x Blake, on the charge of
the theft OF goods from that firm,
pleaded guilty yesterday TO the theft OF
goods under so in two cases, and tho
Jury gave him one days imprlson-
ment In each case. Young James.
the clerk in tho store, was
Dalied out soon after his
arrest and left the country soon after
wards. George Scott, who has been in
jail ever since his arrest, was saloon
ist and unable to give bond for his an.
pearance. Young James would tilch
the goods from the store and turn them
ever 10 Scott 10 dispose of. They were
doing land Office business when dis
covered.
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4 Beautiful Work of Art

A gentleman in this city has Just
shown us letter from Maj. John f.
Elliott, chief commissioner Of Texas
exhibits at New Orleans, in which he
eulogizes very highly, indeed, beau
tiful painting by Mrs. Anna d. Hearne
"a fire screen painted on mating. He
says 1t has been favorably criticised by
MIS- Julia Wood Howe and other prom
inent critics. Mr.. Elliott writes To
know Of the gentleman if he can com
municate with Mrs. Hearne and get her
price on the painting, that he may an
swer the numerous enquiries made by
those who would like to purchase il.
we are proud to know we have such
artists in the Lone Star State as Mrs.
Hearne, and trust that il she desires to
sell the painting that she may obtain a
price commensurate with the labor be-
slowed upon such rare production.
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! N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
a and levying special tax to pay for he
district sewer from the west side OF Harwood
street, between Main and Elm streets, to a
point IN alley in block l25r distance of 2jS feet
SECTION ]. Be 1t ordain d fy the CITY
Council Of the CITY of ID las, That the report
OF TIE City Engineer OF the cost of construct
ing the district sewer from the west side of
HARDWOOD street. between Main and Elm
streets, in the city OF Dallas, to q point in
ths alley In block l2j, II distance of 25S feet,
be ana the same Is hereby approved, and the
estimate OF pro rata costs therein set forth be
ana the same is hereby assessed against he
property therein described. and that a special
TAX OF the respe' tive amounts stated he and
the same is hereby levie against Inc various
loIA or ground described in said reports, ex
elusive of improvements In propO tlon to he
area The whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Asses or and Collector
snail enter said lists of said property and the
name of the owner thereon, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said dist let, on
his lax rolls, in a DO k kept for that purpose,
ana snail proceed to collect the same as pro
vided in The city charter
SEC. 2. Tina this ordinance shall take eff
feet from its passage.
Approved October % 1884.
W. l.. CABELL, MAYOR.
Attest: W. e. PARRY Clty Secretary.
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A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIe
"a nance TO provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION Be it ordained by the Council
OF Ihe CITY OF Dallas, That there shall be or
ganized under the superlntendance OF fine
Mayor volunteer company TO be STYLED the
Fire Police, to consist of not less than thi~-
teen nor more than hfy-twO men, over the
age OF eighteec wears. said company, when
or duty, snail Ue commanded by the Mayor.
assisted by sergeant for each squad OF
lweiVe privates, the sergeants to be elected
by majority vote of the company, and 10
serve Tor one year-al! vacancies To be filed
os company election for the unexpired term.
Sergeants chosen for new squads after the
first election shall serve only for the remain.
der OF the year, so that the annual election
for all shall be ut the same time. In case OF
Ihe absence OF any sergeant at IRE the
Mayor may appoint from the members of
ms squad substitute for the time being. At
hres the sergeants shall be distinguished by
the words, sergeant No. -" and the pryates
by the words Fire Police" worn In black
letters on white hat or cap bands.
rec z. That the duties OF said company shall
extend To everything connected with fires not
pertaining TO the regular fire department. A
vortion may be detailed by the Mayor, un-
der the command of a sergeant or sergeants.
as the case may be, to serve as a police for
the protection of property, to prevent the
intermeddling or Intrusion OF persons moi
belonging TO the fire department nor to the
premises on fire or endangered by the 1re TO
arrest suspected persons at fires or persons
meddlihs with movable property; TO carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, and generally to do all that
may be deemed by the Mayor, or officer in
command, necessary for the protection and
saletV OF persons and property at ures.
Sec. 3. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them into one or more SQUADS.
when so organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government,
not consistent with this ordinance, as they
may deem proper. The squads and s5rgeants
shall he numbered one, two, three and four,
and the sergeants shall take rank In the
same order of seniority. At company meet.
ings the Mayor, If present, shall preside: oth.
erwise the senior sergeant present.
Sec. 4. That said company may adopt any
uniform they may prefer,t to be worn on other
OCCASIONS than fires. and may hold their
meetings in the City Hall at any time when
neither the Mayors court nor Council is In
session.
Sec. 8. That this ordnance shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's passage.
Approved October IT, lsSi.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. Il. PARRY, City Secretary
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W. Z, FSnRr. city Secretary.

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
n ordering built additional sewers in the
city of Dallas
BE II ordained by the City Council Of the
City of Dallas;
SECTIoN |. That there shall be and T.
hereby established ami ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers IN the city OF Dallas, to.wit; A dis
trlct lateral sewer, inches In diameter. of
Verified clay pipe circular II form, borScen
commerce and Main streets, unde rgrnund
rom Murphy 70 sycamore street, aud from
Jefferson TO Martin street; thence enst on
commerce 10 Murphy street, tn be laid nj
sucll depth aud grade Hs shall be directed by
The CITY Engineer, aud made to connect with
the main public sewer In Murphy street, The
cost thereof o be paid by the property own.
ersa VI 7g the line.
SIC. That all blocks between Main and
commerce streets from Jefferson street 10
Murphy ana all blocks from sycamore 10
Murphy street between Main aud COmmerce
are mere made respectively separate sewer
SIC. 3. That all the provisions. reoulre.
nentS ana penalties heretofore adOpted nv
ordinance In reference To the sewers, If said
Gay snail he In force and govern the sewers
hereby established as far as applicable,
SEC, I. That this ordinance take effect
rom Its passage
Approved Oct !, 1851.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor
A true eopyi W. +, PARRY, CITY Secretary
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Ask for Falcon.
The L'Aiiegro oI.b.

The meeting OF the L'Allegro club, a!
the residence Of Mrs. Martin, on Grim
street, Thursday evening, was, as usual,
a delightful affair. The literary and
musical programme was well selected
and superbly executed. We may men
ton especially the following items: In
strumen,al duet, flute and piano, by DIR.
Cheaney and Mr.. Ed. Thacker; instru.
mental solos by Prof. Taliiaro, Misses
Coleman and Tension, and Rotations
by Mrs. W. NJ. Ward and Miss Mamie
Cochrane. An elegant lunch
was served by The refresh.
ment committee. IL being regu-
lar election night the following
officers were elected and committee
appointed Tor the ensuing term: DIR.
Cheaney, president; Ed rhacker, vice.
president; Miss Mercy Cumming, SEQ.
Rotary; II. X. Easterl!ng, assistant sec.
Rotary; WIN. Carr, treasurer; VIM, Es.
ties, sergeant-ht arms.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. Carr
Miss Carrie Cumming, Il. j. Eason.
Programme COmmittee- Miss Mercy
Cumming,T X. Easterling, Prot. TaliG
GRO.
Finance Committee Mossrs, VIM
Carr, w. M. Ward and DR.. Cheaney.
Adjournded to meet at residence o
Rev. X. n. Hanks Thursday evening
January y.
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NOrlCE-M OFFICE, CITY OF
~ fALLAs, &c. ., 1854. Public notice is
her bv given to all whom IL may concern
that application will be made to the legls-
lature OF the state of Texas, to assemble on
the 18th day of January, A. ID. 1885, for the
following changes In aud amendments to he
various acts incorporating the c ty OF Dallas
to-wit: 10 repeal all obsolete and nope
rWtve sections; to more clearly define The
municipal boundaries; To make all officers OF
the municipality, excepting the secretary,
elective by the qualified electors thereof; 10
more clearly define themude OF enacting or.
dn1nces; To aimp ily and more clearly de-
hne the mode of opening, widening aud OK.
tenuiug Streets avenues and alleys; 10 pre-
scribe the mode of acquiring ground and
right ol.w0y within or witaOut the nunipi.
pal limits for water-workS, parks, Cemetc.
re,, house of correction or rciorm, or work
house, hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
other n ecesSlty 10 the health aud
wcllbeing of the city; to enable the city 20 cue
a'c special funds for street extension, and
street improvement purposes, ana TOR the
erection and m-luienancC of seminary or
nigh school In connection with the free pub
lie school system OF The city; t. remove ex-
listing COT nlcts la the charter and render liz
meaning plain; 10 more clearly doAne the
corporate power over any and all classes of
street railroads. W, l.. CABELfh Mayor,
NNhulrtpQ al
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A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"A construction and maintenance of avn.
lngs aud signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City of Dallas.
SECTION |. BE II ordained by the City Coun.
Gil OF the City OF ID illas, That Il shall be an.
lawful for any person or persons to erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City Of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface OF
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened 10 the side OF the building and firm
~ supported by iron brackets, and all avn
ings, except cloth awnings, within the Are
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron
zinc, or some flre-proof material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk Ia the City of Dallas. All awning
posts now standing ON any sidewalk
shall be removed us soon a. the awnings they
support are removed for repairs on otner
purposes; nor shall any awning extend
further Into the street than To the outer edge
Of the sidewalk.
Sec. ?. II SHAH ne unlawful for any person
OF persons To place. have or maintain any
sign OF wood, cloth, Tin or other substance,
being suspended, fastened or attached I'm amy
manner on, across, along, over or above any
sidewalk OF street In said City, whether above
or below the awning, so that the same shall
project more than SIX iuchesfrom the outer
edge OF any lot or building abutting on any
street in said City Dallas,
Sec. 3. Any one violating any OF the pro-
visions OF the two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be fined
IN any sum not less than Ave no more than
nity dollars.
Sec. 4 That all ordinances, or parts of or.
dinances, In conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec, 5. That this ordinance take effect from
iti passage and publication.
Approved October ., 1884.
. W. l.. CABELL, Mayor
W. Il. PARRY, city Secretary.
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Houston; A " Miller, Alvarado; w A
FLETCHER, Chicago; Ben Freiberg, Ike
Conn, Cleburne; James A Skillen, Louis
vile; X 3 Waddue and wife, New York;
W ID Chamberlin, Midlothian; Jones Il
rruitt, Millswood; w Fl Hall, Midlo-
THAN; L l. Stanford, Terrell; A w Mil
Ter, Alyarado; A 4 Graham, Lew isville;
j w Hatcher, Decatur; Mrs Bullock,
calvert; 0 D Critzer, Fort Scott, Kansas;
) W King, Waxahachie; Joe Hawkins,
Z = Yancey, Ennis; X II Brown, Plano;
q z Mountcastle and wife, Allen; w L
Wadsworth, Texas; 7 w Ellis, Wills
Point; Il Giles, Crockett; NV Barn.
hart, New York; A Biggers, + A Ell
lert, Whitewright; DIR. G M Killer, For.
ney; M L Hardage, John Lawhorn, Ter.
rell; M G Hall, Ferris.
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n WICHITA RAJ, ROAD co.
~ SECRETARY's OFFICE, DALLAS, TEXAS,
December II, 1851 Notice Is h reby
given that the general annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Dallas & Wichita
Railroad Company win he held at the gene.
raj office Of the Company, No 7l3 Elm street,
IN the city OF Dallas, TeNus, ON the THIRIs
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, A n. 1855, II be-.
Ing the 10th day Of said month. ut Y
o'clock noon, There will also be held at the
same time and place a meeting of the Board
of Directors Ut snid Dallas & Wichita Railroad
Company, j NJ MCCORM lCK, Secretary
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w ANTED LADY AGENTS

w hNTED - LADY AGENTS VIZ
W have the best selling line OF goods for
lndy agents In Az orca. IL consists of The
"Queen's Protector "Dsisy" Stocking and
Skirt supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combined
HAIR Rustic nj skirt Supporter. safety Bell,
Gossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
nnd other goods for ladies' aud childfen's
aud an nj can't fail to ell something In
every OuSe We have 500 agents making
SlW monthly. We have 81, 50 and s. o Tits,
with either OF witch an agent can make ex
CO : Mng >. Address, with stamp Il. n.
CANT 4 CO., 0j MAY street, Chlcngo.
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wb,spered,tinulsIsar

Much more important IL Is than PEG.
pie generally suppose to have kidneys
and bladder in good working order
When these organs are right-ioy and
happiness. When they are wrong, con-
fulton and misery. Mr.. l.. ii. CLARK,
Wheelock, Texas, writes, al have used
Browns Iron Bitters for diseased blad-
der and kidneys and have had great re-
llef.', Mention TO your suffering friend
thatthls powerful and pleasant tonic
may be had at the drug store.