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7OS FIN STR f. EFT

The Southwest Land company
through its president, w. II. CASTOR,
filed in the Office of tho county clerk
yesterday deed Of trust to w. X. Me-
Entire on account of the company's be-
ing indebted to him in the sum of Sl,4OO
in the shape of a promisory note given
for that amount loaned the company,
and hearing II per cent. per annum. In
consideration of this sum, and under
and by virtue of n resolution passed at a
meeting of the stockholders of
said company and the board of directors
thereof, on the 10th day of January, 1885,
and the further consideration of S. in
hand, paid by Il. j. Cannon. trustee,
the receipt OF which Is acknowledged,
the Southwest Land company sells and
conveys to Cannon, as trustee, all the
office furniture and fixtures of the com
ptnv, he to hold them until the claim
of McEntire for 400 is satisfied.
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WILD WINDS AND WATERS
ALABAMA CYCLONE AND FLOOD
Great Loss and Injury to Life. and I'm.
mense Damage to Property, but
Details UnknOwn-Other Cas-
ualties and Mishaps.
Cyclone in Alabama.

CnATTANoo Jan. ia special to
the Times from Collinsville gives fuller
details OF the terrible Alabama cyclone,
about four miles west of Collinsville.
The residence of Noble Galbl aith, with
all of his farm houses, located at the
base OF Sand mountain, was completely
demolished, His youngest child was
Instantly killed by flying tim.
bers. Its body was terribly
mangled. A young man living
with the family was seriously
and probably fatally wounded. The
family had retired about an hour be-
before. No other member of the family
received auy injury. Every article of
household goods was blown away, not
leaving wearing apparel for the grief
stricken family.
II is reported from good authority
that an anvil in n blacksmith shop near
by was blown 100 yards, Great damage
to orher property in the neighbOrhood is
reported.
Some three miles further ofi'two other
residences we're completely blown
away. In one of them there were thir-
teen occupants, all of whom received
more or less injury, but Doue, rs yet
are reported fatal Great damage is re.
ported to larm property z morally.
Owing to high wa or II is impossible
to obtain accurate information as to the
true extent OF damage aud human in
Jury by the cyclone, but enough has
been ascertained To report that while il
was fearfully disastrous, it was by II,
means such u terrible sc0urge rs til,
famous cyclone which passed through
CheroAee and Calhoun counties las
night.
During all of yesterday and create
part of last night, tremendously heav,
rain fell, II oding all the streams AM
low lands, aud making it almost i'm
possible to travel or gain further intor
nation.
The fearful cloud which accompanied
the cyclone was seen from this plac
and Looked hideuus, indeed. There wa
continuous roaring in the element
like distant thunder for some thirt
minutes before the wind passed.
One family became frightened befor
the tempest approached and ran to
neighbOring house short distanc
away, which was blown away, Will
their own house, from which they flee
remained standing.
The track of the cyclone was about e
Yards wide.
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THEATRICAL ITEMS.
lara Morris ON the 22l,

NIHTH WUTTIN VII IHU .aIs
"Siver King" matinee Saturday.
"The Silver King" as good as SER
mon.
"rhe Silver King" Is tho sensation OF
the hour.
II IL the hest melo drama produced
here In years.
In every respect "The Silver King Is
a signal triumph.
Mill returns on the 2Sth In Hamlet
aud Foo's ReYonge for matinee.
The sale of seats for the "Silver Kinc'
commences ut 10 o'clock this morning.
"rhe silver King" which IL now run.
ming Ia crowded houses In London, II
the best drama that has been produced
IN New York In years,-[N. Y. Daily
Post,
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Listen to the Wool Growers.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l3.-rhe Wool
Growers association adopted resolu-
ton calling upon all industries of the
United States To unite for common pro-
lection against the fallacy of u tariff tor
revenue only, urging them tn oppose
the Spanish treaty, on the ground that
it's adoption would destroy the sugar,
rice aud tobacco industries, and calling
upon the wool growers to unite In de
nsnd for the restoration of the tariff nj
1857 on wool. pledging them to support
the party which recognizes their inter
ests and their demands.
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An As.ocia,iou Meeting.

A large number of the members of the
Dallas Library association met at the
hall, on Main street, last evening, and
enjoyed most pleasant reunion. Read
ings, recitations and social converse
was the order OF the evening, and were
heartily enjoyed. The meeting was
conspicuous Tor the large number of
ladies present, both young and old The
association Is In prosperous condition,
and the HERALD reioices To note the
active interest taken in its porpetuatiou.
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Tue once OF the secretary of state this
morning and was sworn in by a notary
public as speaker of the house. When
the house met, at 2 p. M, he refused to
entertain motion from the Democrats
W proceed TO permanent organization.
ana Mr.. Haiues delivered lour
auuress 10 prove that ne
was the permanent speaker.
~ was constitutional Office, which
could only he vacated by his voluntary
resignation or impeachment. Chaos
WaS threatened, but in due course of
uhle the mousse adjourned till 10 o'clock
to morrow. In the meantime Iha sim,
llon Will be canvassed in caucus.
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Poor Old spain,

MADRID, Jan. B.- Oldhama was Wis
tied again yesterday 10y severe earth
quake shock, just ss King Alfonso and
suite were leaving the city. No damage
was caused. Shocks were felt IN Tar as
ElgarrObo, whore the people are panic
stricken. A serious calamity occurred
at Neurga. An encampment ~ refugees
in the outskirts OF the town burned, aud
a heavy snow storm which prevailed
throughout Granada.
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be Purchased

nQTHERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
oil barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers ofnll patents governing the manufacture
OF barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
and we would recommend their use, II after
athorough investiga ion of the true merits
OF our wire and Its present low prices, you
md that you can afford 10 purchase any
other style or inferior grade of wire. Inquire
for the genuine GLIDDEs. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies Throughout the state,
u few Of whom we name, ms follows;
w. W. Weston, n.u.
Middleton, Stewart & Co., D"
Henry & Peak, Fort Worth
Cameron a Phillips, Abilene
j. IL. Norris, Graham.
Cleaves a Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, Hardwicke 4 Taylor,l o,o
Byers Bros, S"e''han'
lisa =, d. Heard, Mckinney.
w. ii. Chandler 4 Co, Plato.
Jam Arneistead, Greenvile.
9. Dickson 4 Co., Cleburne
u. A. Ferris, Wnxahaehie.
w johnson q Co, Corsicana.
Z. B. 4 j. j. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
Sanborn 81 Warner,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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Pleuro.PneumoniaiuDo Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Jan. l3.-Gov. Stockley
has issued proclamation, reciting that
contagious pleuro-pneumonia exists
among the cattle of that state, and or
dering that all diseased animals be- quar-
autined. The proclamation further
states that sheriifS aud deputy sheritfs
see that all provisions of the act of 1881
are fully obeyed. The governor visited
Wilmington for the purpose OF person
ally inspecting the cattle IN this vicin-
ity. The general assembly and state
grange are also moving in tho matter.
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JenernOn JOis.

JEFFERSON, Jan. l3.-LSpecial.l Mrs.
Mahala Baker, widow of DR.. +. Baker,
one of the first settlers in Jefferson,
died Sunday night and was buried yes
teIday evening at 4 clock in lakewood
cemetery.
Mr.. X. /. Lathrop and Miss Ada Mays
were united in marriage yesterday even
ing. The wedding vas known only
to u few friends. Rev. Il. q. Beemer
per ormed the marriage ceremony.
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ACOw BELL FACTORY.

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-Tne News Col
linsville, Illinois, special says: "The
old st and most extensive stock bell
factory in the United States,
burned to the ground this morning, and
1900 dozen bells were destroyed Loss,
100000; no insurance. The fact ry was
known rs tue |. o. Moore factory, but
was owned by o. B. Wilson
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lME DIVIDEND GOES.
EXPEDITION Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-At the
Words exposition to-day the stten-
dance was most gratifyingly large. In
the stock stables much interest was
manifested in the awards. The follow
Ing are the sweepstakes: Best welhrr,
2-yesr.old, Murphy, entered by Taylor,
Of Waynesvllle, Illinois; best
sheep under two years, Garfield,
entered by j. III. Potts Il Son, Of jack
sonville, Illinois; best five wethers un.
der . years. First, Potts Il Son, aud
second, Thomas Taylor. The remain
der of the awards will be announced to
morrow.
The Horticultural association to day
decided tn extend their session from
four days to tWO weeks.
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The Cattlemen's Convention.

AUSTIN, jan l3.-lSpscia. The Cat
tlemen's convention convened to day,
President Sayers presiding. Only forty
seven members responded to roll-call.
Frank Maddox was appointed sergeant
alarms.
The president suggested that II would
be Will to I'LL out committees by adding
new members when others were absent.
The report of The secretary was read,
but action was deferred until Wednes-
day. Attention was called to the arrears
of members, aud the provision OF the
CON titution to drop delinquent mem
bers IL they do not p v up.
Adjourned till Wrdue day.
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Tone of the stock Market.
Railways generally firm.
State securities uuiet,

SleHuy'
Railways generally firm.
State securities quiet.
The share market early in the day was
irregular, but after The first call a
weaker tone prevailed, and decline of
4 to rs per cent. took place. North
western, ST. Paul and Coalers were the
weakest and were freely sold by the
bears. There was ling movement
with little or no opposition until near
p. III. when there was a disposition
To cover, under which prices moved
rapidly up. Union Pacific was spe-
cial feature aud led the advances, sell
ing up to 500. At the close the best
prices of the day were generally cur
rent The failure of ID. A. Ball, a
small trader, was announced NJ the
stock exchange to-day. Compared with
last nights closing, prices are Il to q
per cent lower, eXcept for Northwestern,
Rock Island, Louisville & Nashville,
Lake Shore, New York Central, Union
Pacific and Western UniO", which are
| Is to "a per cent higher.
Transactions 2u,0O0 shares.
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Rome nowls At ,he tagging Tiber.

RoME, Jan. l3,--rhe city is agitated
with fears of a tlood. The Upper Tiber
has risen over forty feet and vast
tract of country il Inundated The af.
nuents or the riber have likewise over
flowed their banks. Great damage has
been done, The government Is alive To
the urgency of the situation aud have
taken energetic measures to avoid "A
disaster at Rome.
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dition to America of VIM. Rauscher,
second mate, and f. Koelpin, beats
man, of the American ship /. f..
Chapman, on the charge of hav-
ing killed seaman named Jansen
by cruel treatment during the voyage
OF the vessel from San Francisco to
Liverpool.
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Low Rates to New Orleans Exposition.

Tickets are now on sale at the low
rate of SIS 10 New Orleans and return
from all stations on the Houston Il Texas
Central railroad. We have two trains
every day to New Orleans, with Pull
man cars attached, and make quicker
time from Dallas than any other line.
Be sure that your ticket reads via Ious-
ton If you wish to arrive in New Orleans
on time.
Il. o. FOOD,
Tiki. Agt., II. II T. 9. Il. X. Dallas, Tex,
j. l.. A. THOMAS,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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A soda Fountain GU Bust.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 13-At Sal
voy's Process Soda Ash works, three
miles west OF this city, at o'clock this
morning, large distilling vessel,
weighing four tons, was blown
seventy-uve feet in the air,
landed inside OF the building,
carrying away the entire root OF the
large main building, wrecklng the ma
ohinery generally and doing damage
estimated At $4,000. Fifty IN IA were at
work In the building at the time, twelve
of whom were considerably injured by
scalding aud by flying missiles, one Sc
riously. Several weeks will be neces-
sary to repair the damage.
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Marine Matters,
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS

FORT OF NV ONLFANS,
New ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-Clesred: The
steamships Louisiana, for New York;
American Bard, Roy Queen, India. Tor
Liverpool; the brig Union, Tor Lpguna.
Arrived: The steamship Wanderer,
from Bsliye
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Failures.
AMARRENTON RANK.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ia special from
Warrenton, West Virginia, says: The
sudden death of DR.. Il. +. PAYNE an
active partner in the finn of Payne ~
Co.., bankers, in WarrentOn, has made
necessary an assignment # their assets,
aud ann uncement to this effect was
made to-day. No preferences.
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Bitten bya aIad Dog.

TEMPLE, jan. l3.-[Specitl,l A little
son of Mr.. Hurston, who resides a
short distance from here, was bitten by
8 mad dog this morning. lie was
brought 10 this city aud mad stone,t
property of DR.. q. NJ. Gouch, was APP
piled. The little fellow went home hope
fui of permanent relief.
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Railruau News.
GOOD Nnws FOR DALLAS.

UUUU NEWS FUN UALLAS,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l3.-Oilicers of the
Texas Il s.. Louis received information
TODAY that connection will soon he
completed which will give them entry
into Dallas, Texas, independent If the
Houston n Tex Central road This
Will be effected 10y the extension OF the
Texas Trunk road from Kemp, its pres
ent terminus, tiltv miles south of DAl
las to Athens, where it will intersect the
Texas Il ST. Louis.
1HE vIDRND GOES.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l3.-Judge Ingra-
ham refused To issue AN Injunction Ia
prevent the New York Central railroad
Nom paying of dividend oil 4 per cent.
due on January 10.
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The French Parliament

PARIS, Jan. l3.-Parliameut has re-
opened. Carnot, in the senate, and
Laconitc, in the chamber of deputies,
expressed sympathy with the French
troops i'll Tonquln. Brisson was re-
elected president of the chamber.
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burned 10 Death.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. l3-ISpecial. =
Albertina Gugger, 2years old, in pass
ing near the ire kindled her dress aud
was burned to death before aid could
reach her.
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That GhnstIy lnuuest

NRw YoRK, Jan. l3.-lnquest over the
bodies OF twenty-five orphans burned to
death In the fire of st. John's Home, in
Brooklyn, On December Is, began yes
tarday
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His rongue WIN Nsvsr Tell the Tale.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. l3.- Special +
News reaches the city that on January
6, Il. Barfrod, of Wilson county, near
Lavernia, placed the butt of a shotgun
against tree, the muzZle ia his mouth,
and touched the trigger with his toe
The load took off the top OF his head
without injuring his tongue. He was a
German and had been here only since
April. No cause is assigned for the act.
lie had some money.
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More WAR Preparations.

PARIS, Jan. 10. France has chartered
two more steamers far use IN trans
porting reiniOrcements tn rOnQuin.
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Phelnn,s Condition.

NEW York, Jan. ID. Capt. Phe!an is
still improving. The hospital authori-
ties fearing an attack upon their patient
have secured guard of policemen.
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Kansas Leci.Intnre

TOPEKA, Jan. l3-The Legislature con-
'ehed at noon, organized temporarily
and adjourned till Tomorrow. The Re-
publican caucus nominated ]. b. John
son. OF Topeka, az speaker of the house.
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BERLIN, Jan. l3-The Chinese lega-
ton denies that German officers are
being enrolled Tor the Chinese army.
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They Were Fxtradited.

LONDON, Jan. l3.-ihe judge at the
Bow street court to-day granted extra
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Immense stock OF wall paper, the lat
est designs and colors, are being re-
oaived by hamilton " Yonng'u
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DALLAS. TEX


w X JONES an reto
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Ladies approve of your smoking "Lir
tie Joker"
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Halnes Heard RON,

SPRING IELp, Lib, Jan. l3.-Tem-
porary Speaker NJ. Haines went TO
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New Minister TO Turkey.

The president has nominated and the Senate
confirmed S. S. Cox of New York as envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotentiary OF
the United States to Turkey. Mr.. Cox was
born at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sept 80, 1894. He
was educated at the Ohio University and Brown
University, Providence, studied and practiced
law and owned and edited the Columbus (0hio)
Statesman IN 1S53-54 The following year he
was appointed secretary of legation to Peru.
He represented the Columbus Ohio district in
the Thirty-tifth, Thirty. sixth, Thirty seventh
and Thirty eighth congresses, and having re-
moved to New York city in 1865, has been a
Democratic member of every congress since
and including the Forty-first He is also a
member-elect of the Forty ninth. In the Forty
fourth congress he served for a time as speak
er pro tenn. He is the author of several works,
and was for many years a constant contributor
to the periodical press.
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n.rorto a. Cen. crant,s conai.,on.

The following appeared in the New York
Medicsl Record on March IS
Daring the past week Gen. Grant has been in
q comparatively comfortable condition. The in
somnia with which he has been affected has been
controlled so he obtains, by aid of anodynes, a
normal amount of sleep. He has not lost flesh,
and his powers of assimilation are not impaired.
At the weekly consultation, attended by Drs.
7 Il, Dougla5,H H. B. Sands and GeorgeF +. Shady,
Il was decided that the local disease was still in
ohayanCe and that the area of liberation had
not nerccptibly increased Virtually the same
stationary tendency was noted by DR.. Fordyce
barker. who had. visited the distinguished pa
tient at intervals during that period. The swell
ing under the right angle of the lower Jaw is
snmewhst greater, but the gland in that situa-
tion is not more indurated, nor has it become
more firmly fixed. The liberated surfaces
in the throat and on the tongue are covered
with a ~yellowish oxidation, to which alternate
applications Of lime water and a weak solu-
ton Of ~permanganate of potash have been
effectively made by DR.. Douglass. The topical
remedies employed have had their desired
effect in reducing the local irritation and i'm
perceptibly checking the progress of i~nflera-
hon. There is no pain in swallowing. No
fear is entertained at present Of any sudden
failure of the vital powers, nor of any en-
c%roachment of the Lucrative process upon
any Of the ueighboring blood vessels. The
general is able, with no other assistance than
that of his cane, to walk about his rooms, as
cending and descending the stairs, and was
strong enough to enjoy an airing in his carriage
during the fine afternoon of wednesday.
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M
rs DANGEROUS to tamper with irratating
liquids and exciting snuffs. Use Ely's Cream
Dalm, which is safe and pleasant and is easily
applied with the finger. It cures the worst
eases OF Catafrh, Cold In the Head, and hay
isyer giving relief from the first application;
a y druggists have it Price so cents. BY mall
~ cents Ely Bros, Diego, N. J.
twenty years. / could not tell how many differ
sns remedies / have tried, and none seemed 70
ileacn my case like Ely's Cream Balm had
.os. my smell entirely for the last fifteen years,
aua ! had almost lost my hearing. My eyes
WMere getting SO dim / had to get some one 70
snlsad my needle. Now / have my hearing -
wen as ever had, and 1 can see to thread as hne
sneedie as ever Ibid, and mysmelli is partly re-
ssuored and 1t seems to be improving all the
nhe. think there Is nothing like Ely's Cream
Laim Tor Catarrh. Mrs. Il. Il. Grimes, ~ VAL
IVY o., Rendrlls Perry Co, Ohio
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In ss NOT singular

that c~onsumptives should be the least appre-
hensive of their own condition, while all their
friends are urging and beseeching them to be
more careful about exposure and OVERRIDING.
1t may well be considered one of the most
alarming symptoms OF the disease, where the
Is IN danger. Reader, if you are in this con-
dltlon, do not neglect the only means of recoy-
cry. Avoid exposure and fatigue, be regular
IN your habits, and use faithfully of DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery" 1t has saved
thousands who were steadily failing.
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Prof. Z. Donaldson, New Orleans, La, pro-
prietor of Museums, who suffered eighteen
years with rheumatic pains, states he has
spent ten thousand dollars to get cured
After trying doctors, famous baths, electric APP
phances and legions OF liniments without
relief. he tried st. Jacobs Oil, which complete
" cured him. 1t is a wonderful remedy, he
SAYS. and he has sold his crutches.
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rhousandg Uoon Thousands III

of testimonials of the most wonderful cures,
voluntarily sent us, wedo not publish them. "a
they do not make the cures. 1t is our incidence
Hop Bitters, that make the cures. II has nevef
failed and never can. We will give reference
to any one for any disease similar to their own
if desired, or will refer TO any neighbor, as
there is not a neighborhood in the known world
but can show its cures by Hop Bitters.
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Mensm ans Peptonized Beef Tonic, the only
preparation Of beef containing it's ENTIRE NuTRi-
TIoUs 1t contains ~blood-making,
lorce-generating andlife-sustaining properties; in.
prostratlon, and all forms OF general debility; al.
SO; IN all enfeebled conditions, whether the re.
suit OF exhaustion, nervous prostration, over,
work, or acute disease, particularly if resulting
ARD q Co, Proprietors, New York. Sold by
Druggists.
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Butter Ruvers

everywhere are refusing to take white, lardy
looking butter except at grease prices Con.
suners want nothing but gilt-edged butter, and
buyers therefore recommend their patrons To
Keep q uniform color throughout the wear, by
using theimproved Butter Color made by Wells,
Richardson Il Co., Burlington, vt tits the ONLY
color that can be relied on to never iniure the
SuIIer, and to always give the perfect color.
sold by druggists and merchants.