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Ia tho early days OF Motl0dism iu
Scotland "a certain congregation, where
there was but ono rich man, desired 10
build a new chapel. A ohurf % meeting
was held. Tho rich old S1o,chmau
rose and said: "Btethron, We linua
need a now chapeii I'll give 20 for re-
pairs.N
Just then IA bit OF plaster falling
from tho ceiling hit him ON tho head,
Looking up and seeing how bad u
was he said; "Brethron, It's worse thQn
| thOucht; III make 10 30 pun
"Oh, Lord" exclaimed devoted
brother on back seat, shit I'm
againW
There arc many human tab0gnaclOs
" hich arc In sore need OF radical build
ing over, but We potter and iuss and
repair in spots without satisfactory re-
suits. II Is only >hen we are person.
ally alarmed Mt the real danger that
we act independently, and do tho right
thing. Then IL Is that NO most KeBulv
regret because we did not sooner Gs6
our Judgment, follow tho advice born
of the experience OF others aud jump
away from our perlls.
Thousands of persons who will read
this paragraph are in ahiec. misery
to-day when they might DO ina salts
fact ry condition. They arc weak,
liieless, full of odd aches and pains,
and every year they know they are
getting worse, even though the bost
doctors are patching them in spots.
The origin OF these aches aud pains In
the kidneys and liver, and II they
would build these all over new with
Warmers safe cure as millions have
done, and cease investing their money
in miserably unsuccessful patchwork,
they would be well and happy and
would bless the day when the Lord
shit 'em" and indicated the common
sense course for them to pursue
| London Press.
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INDIGESTION CURED.

| suffered for nore than five years with
indigesi ion, scarcely able to retain the
simplest food on my stomach. The burn,
ing sensation was almost intoleroblc, and
my whole system wa, deranged. l was
wakeul and could not sleep, and consc-
oucntly more or less nervous all the time
dcclin ed in flesh and suffered all the uSl'
al depression attendant upon this terrible
disease IL word, ] was miserable. Az
last, falling to fiud relief In anything else
! commenced The use ofSwifps pee nc, |
cyan 70 ilbprovc4lt once. The. medicine
toned up the stomach, strengthened the
digestive OF ans and soon all that burn
z ceased and | could retain food without
diiliruity. Now my health IS good and can
eat anything in the shape of food, and oil,
gest it wi hout the slightest difficulty; l
most cheerfully bear this testimony be.
cause there are hundreds sdlleF!hS as 1
was, and am sure they can be rs readily
healed Take the prescribed dose after eat
ing, instead of before. ,,
ATLANTA, Ga, May IL, 1885.
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Crovdiug the City's Chsrity

Since his election % Office Mayor
Brown has kept q list of indiGent per-
sons furnished with food, iUel and
other nscessarios by the city. While
ut present there are only seven or
eight FAMILIES being furnished, yet
curing tho winter season tho number
Of families depending upon the char
ity of tho city IL much larger.
lives igatiou goes to show that good
percent Of these dependent people
como from the county to the city 10 be
cared for. Under the state law all
paupors are a tax upon the county,
s OF the city, in many cases, has and Is
footing the bill. Dallas city pays more
than half che county taxes, and thero
Is no reason why she alono should bear
Eha bnrnan.
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dsgs aao and hung up AMI dried Win
other bars, and lind that tho tsinp
ff0m former ospnfienon may no dfird
in this WY sui VIII hrhp fnr W
months hnd ailOWinn 10 in Do ~
aomp interest 10 NY follow citizens in
tho WAY ~ aaving money aud labor, !
herewith VIII direct ~ o. 'h0 means
~ when any quantity can no pre-
served First, pluck tho fohHllnR eAfs
tear away about ono hall ui tho ontor
shucki ti0 up la bundltn ut 10 or u
oars 0noh and hnng ln thN aha1H with
tho little n1d ui the cob hanging down
ward, aud whom dry for usa subnofgo
ira uuTn IA wRtori lot 10 romuini nhy
II hours; then cook 10 uy boiling pnd
r0u have n0arly tho original roasting
osr in Appearance 40 we'll ~ In flavor.
This process OF preserving docs away
with the tia or glass can, aud tho uauM
lnishaps attending tho Same. IN.
having tested this 90 my satisfaction /
AN prepared 10 recommend 10 10 my
fellow citizens, H. w, TURNER
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Minister Hubbard In Japan

SAN Francisco, July 2l,-AdVices
to the Associated Press from Yokoho-
ma, state that Ex-Governor Hubbard,
of Texas, United States Minister to
ia nan, was received by the Emperor
on the I'd of July. Mr.. Bingham at
tho Same time presented his letter OF
recall. Mr.. Hubbard, in his speech TO
the Emperor, dwelt ON the Importance
of Increasing commerce between the
United States and Japan, to which the
Emperor cordially responded. His
Majesty signifed desire TO confer on
Mr.. Bingham, tho retiring Minister,
the decoration of the first class OF the
Rising Sun, or Order of Merit, MI.
Biugha,n leaves for the United States
on July 81 (to-day).
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WEL'- CASE CALLEDIN COURT,
WINNIrEl, July 2L-In the Rel
trial the prisoner being asked 10 plead,
said after some hesitation;
al have tho honor 10 answer / am
not guilty."
Being asked II ready for
trial counsel asked Tor an
adjournment In OrdOr 10 prepare an
affidavit, stating The importance OF
having certain witnesses Tor tho dc
fenss. They want d Gabriel, Dumont
and Dumas from Montana, and n
would take nearly two weeks 10 bring
them. An Adjournment was GRANTED
until tomorrow. Tho prisoner was
very quiet, ana frequently promptad
counsel ON poiuts occurring o. him.
lie will DO closely guarded every night
IN tho barracks until the close Of the
trial.
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APPLYING AN ARGUMENT
AND plAYlNa No fhVoRrrts.
shosid nshasss sns ranches bo The
nuio in,tesd ~ the iteeptluff
urnppiaa Ois rfirnds i.r the
NHN nuH inhnuWn

DALLAS, July 90 lEI'r utuAtr 4
"A p.aln msn, II h"''H lr.'|IY
talks plainly nnd asks p.eiu quts ,uu-.
Well, heroh a queslluui 'hr und
mill II au o,i, Vol tried lusum..uu ~
Dallas, oEupi and operated u, uur
own c'llzons, whose ul, o., .uoI ar
woe, depends upon our growth Erd
prosperity ~ city. Now, suppose re-
rich man, Interested altogether in san
Antonio, Snys tn u few al our prnple
who don't happen % lilSo The Todd
Mills; "ifyOu'll give me $4,000 III
put up a branch al NV San Antonio
mill In DAlla,, and III hurtt md drive
out tho gOdu Mills; mt az course
my grea. lniero.L ~ In san Antonio
and ali my ,proh's mnsigo to build up
that pace"
Apply the Same rule "a unr cotton
gin factory; Hughes Bros lactoryi
our cracker factory our Two fouHdries;
our barrel factory and every nanuiac-
turing establishment IN Dallas,
and what would reasonable
mon think about such y
proposition? Would they consent for
moment To lend aid; 10 give large
amounts of money; 10 uprnot tn0lr
people, oound "a them by every possi-
Bile tie OF interent aud striving % build
up their own city against all rivals,
and supplant them ny mon whose in
terests and possessions arc IN another
city? II they would not wherein Is
the difference, when applied under
precisely similar condition., 20 u
newspaper establishment? Where
paper, born here in the Wilderness,
36years ago, has struggled through all
the years, ell tho sorrows, all lho
births, tl The deaths, nil The fires, all
the prescriptions and all tho heart
burnings OF that long period, Teachtng
from village of huts 10 n prosperous
city, ana though at times changing
conductors ana doubtless often COM
hitting errors OF judgment, got ever
and always true TO Dallas, her
interests and her ptople'S
and whose owners and conductors
have their ali of earthly possessions
bound up in her prosperity-where
such paper Is sought 10 he rooted cut
by the branch OF an establishment In
another city whrreTn lie all me posses-
aions OF i,s owners; N city Shos9
further liip hsugp upon HlganSio on
perdilurv III publlc money 90 make it
q harbor, and single one OF whose IN
satlsble snd gruspins monopol'es
leVies re, niless trtbuj" npu1 every
honleeesgs, ssiSasihesS. SSyi cltiEss ~
D EEL ssS MI!
Texas who dread moDopDlies give five
minutes Thought to these things; mat
is TINE enough. NoRlH TEXAS,
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DEoATUR, July 81. - [Spsclal.I j
The County Court convened this
morning-Judge w. W. Brady pre-
siding. The docket for this term is
tull and interesting. Many of tho
rural citizens are in the city to-day
and several have been heard to express
great interest in the Dallas q NORTH,
here are figuring closely as to how
much they can donate to this, the
grandest Of enterprises and the surest
Ofspeculations.
DR.. Wings meeting.is still progress
sing and will doubtless continue
through this week. The ordinance OF
baptism was administered TO eight
candidates last night.
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should dive thou iihefsl gupp0fi.
Iuf lffhAtn ~ atfiNiif n Unils4 ~
pnf, owned and nrefsied w Dallas
inen whose every Interest a. NHni1fti
ln Dallas, an1 iiis bus reasonable ~
suprOfH They viii nand ih0lr every nus
sfgt a. advance the Interest ni ihnIr
rliy. On Tho contrary, the pfurriHiIff
uf The News Hfn laly Nstnn mon, WIN
large Galveston intefuniF, uui a thoy
succeed In establishing thDir branch
paper nt Dallas, N viii uNly hn snOth
nr lover u work 10 huild un thU Island
CIV nt the 0xponss ofthe North TeNas
towns, Nv paying tho News 10 ooh
lish daily paper in Dhllhf' lhn ON
Eans at that town may succeed in
greatly Gripping, " they do np' actual,
IL break down TuE HERALD hui %
they prefer IL us As thn can ut ono
Galveston kito wa supputr 'Inuu
Ridnrs ought not ~ u1lup. h,ui BE- rs ull
policy, nevertheless, Dent .u Ca
Xrt.tOT.
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The Manchester GUARDIAN, June Slh, 1883
says;
Ai OF of the
"Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways! With
clumps OF rhododendroms aGd great
masses Of May biossoms!!! "Ihere
was All interesting group.
Itinc!udeQ one who had been "Cot-
ton spinner" hut was now so
Psralyzed!!!
That he could only bear to lie in
reclining position.
This refers to my case.
l was Attacked twelve years ago
with "Locomoter Ataxy"
IA raralytic disease Of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured)
and was for several years barely able
to get about.
And for the last Five years not able
to attend to my business, although
Many things have been lone for me.
The last EXPERIMENT being Nerve stretch
Two years a.o was voted into the.
Home for Incurables! Near Man.
chester, in May, 1882. 49,
lam no "Advocate"; "For anything
in the shape of patent" Medicines?
And made many objections to my
dear wife's constant urging TO Try hop
LlbIeIs, ptit Hudily W P-Oiiy AVA
Consented!
1 had not quite finished the first
bottle when felt change como over
me. This was Saturday, Move mber
3D.. On Sunday morning l felt so
strong I said to my room companions,
IL was sure | could
"Walk!
So started across the floor and back.
| herdly knew how to contain myself.
was all ever The house. am gaming
strength each day, aud can walk quite
safe without any
"Stickv,
Or Support.
/ am now at my own house, and hope
soon to be able to earn my own l. wing
again. have been member of the Man
chester
"Royai Exchange"
For nearly 80 years, and was most hearth
ly congratulated on going into the room
Thursday last Very gratefully yours,
JOHN BLACKBURN, MANCHESTER (Eng.),
Dec "a, 1888.
Two years later am perfectly well
E&"None genuine without a bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "H0p" or
WHODsv In their name,
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County Sunday school Convention

The County Sunday School Conven.
Jon, which convened ct Lancaster
Wednesday, closed It's labors Thursdsy
evening. A new interest was awaG,
ened in the Sunday School work, and
the meeting was one of interest. The
following officers chosen or the year;
President, Is. IL. Field; vice pfoSl
dent, j. q. Rugol; precinct vice-prosi,
LENS, No. l, II. II. Smith: No; :, Joh,'
W 4rren; No. 3, j. d. Caldwell; No. 4,
T. T.. Nash; No. r, G. NJ. Lyon; No. IT,
J. K. Hcr No. 7, Thomas Goodnight;
No. 8, w. ID. McGahee. Executive
Cnmmittee-J. NJ. Mccoy, chairman
j. G. Rugei and j. II. Skies. Score
tary, j 4. Akin; assistant secretary,
James Edwards.
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The Sortherl CheyeHnss.

MILES CITY, Montana, July a.
The Tongue River Cheyennos arc
headed by Chief White Bull, who has
forced Black Wolf 20 ioin him. Two
Moons and Brave Wolf ara the leading
chiefs on the Rosebud and Tongue
Rivers. The Indians have had ira
cas- among themselves. The result I'M
known. Major Logan reached here
yesterday and Ia TO la Joined by two
companies of cavalry from Custer to-
morrow. Agent Armstrong lot yes
terdsy for his agency.
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WICHITA, Kan, July 2t.-In1 hs-
gle's Fort Reno special says: General
Sheridan has given the Indians all the
opportunity they wanted for talking,
but in turn has given no sign himself
of his Intentions or instructions The
Iudians, the correspondent says. VIII
opcose the disarming proposition,
maintaining that there will be long
DELAY in getting their psy for them
fro,a the government. The general
win not make his. talk to them until
the enrolment Is completed.
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The Poor Little Ones.

We often see children with red erup-
lions on face and hands, rough, scaly
skin, and often sores on the hesc.
These things indicate & depraved con
diton Of the blood. In tho growing
period, children have need Of pure
blood by which to build up strong and
healthy bodies. If DR.. Pierce's "Gol6en
Medical Discovery" is given, the blood
ia purged of its bad elements, and the
child's development will be healthy,
and rs it should be. Scrofulous shec-
tons, ricketts,, fever-sores, hipJ0lnt
disease or other grave malsdies and
suffering are sure to result from neg.
lect and lack of proper attention to
such cases.
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LDssls. Inlyf Cnnsois opened n
.m'. fuf both mouey end haoount and
have continued steady 81 The ssm'
nrufn ~ A. thls hour
~ afHHsula closed M FOO I.II fuf
hnth Hrruuu'
~ UUfrF ur,
The Admiralty IL mttufinE meas.
ures for d.'Hb-n sui mr ihH pru
iartInu uf thb commercial plftt iu lHu
Hfitlsh Empltr,
puEpAHitu uANguGTs.
Numerous liuutsl a. VOL a. Com
sgTvative mHuhHrs oft tue House ut
DHumuuH are auhsHribert On thr tH9ii
mpuiul tp Sir stafford Nurinr1io,
Macy Conservatives psN6 asked Tor
Invitations a. tho banquet b. un given
,u Earl spencer lu order ip express
lhUir disapprOyal ~ iha Te.nnI ks ma iu
hy Sir MichaHl HEX isael Hnd lord
Randolph Churchill I'm ~" rtrsut
debate on Mr.. Parnell's mI'iln tu in
quir5 INTO tho MasmtTssna murder
casr, Only Liberals, however, will be
Invited,
ma STRIKE,
Twenty live thousand cotton uFeT-
ayy" 80 Oldham have struck,
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A Lovely Complexion

"Wh.t a lovely complexion" we
often hear persons say. 81 wonder
what she does for it?" In every case
the purity and real loneliness of the
complexion depends upon the blood
Those who have sallow, blo.chY faces
NAV make their skin smooth end
healthy by taking enough of DR..
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery
to drive out the humors lurking IN the
syStnm.
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Mild, soothing and healing is DIR
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Heating I. 81 Nj. Co.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Heating Implement s. Nh.
chine Company. This company is one
of tho oldest houses in tho city, and
Mr.. Heating is known By nearly every
MERCHANT and farmer in the State.
lila business haa grown 80 enormous
proportions, ana they are state agents
Tor some of the best sgr!culturs, ma
chinery manufactured, and their bug
gies and wagons are unexcelled IN
workmanship or material. Sead Tor
circulars and catalogues.
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Lstter fren etephenyIIIe.

STEpnENvILLE, July lS.- ICores-
pondence.l-The heated term is upon
us. The farmer Is busy threshiug, and
our usually busy little town is dull.
The merchant fools hopeful and tho
farmer more than thankful 10 divine
Providence for the bountiiul harvest
that has just been gatheroa. Tho corn
crop Ia "A certainty and tho cotton ~
promising. What more should DO
asked in roasonY
Tho mill Is daily grinding out Hour
from new wheat of g superior quality,
and teams ran be seen leaving IL Ia
don for ovely point Of the compass.
Merchants, who year ago dealt heav,,
lily in brands from other places, ind
no sale for that commodity, and famt-
lies who lovo and cherish their home
offspring ask for -four to be delivered
from "Beach's mill" Hence foreign
mills "need not apply" This Is AN
awakening in tho right direction.
Erath iinGs herself - self.supporting
county, independent OF the outside
world, save In that of clothing ana
groceries. We're it not Tor tho matter
of coffee aud sugar , our
everything is raised within our bor-
ders tor our support. But stilt noone
can say We are a progressive people
There arc some amongst ne who are
computed wealthy, far-seoing, saga
ciou :, 6tc., but not one in Snsir number
would be willing To give couHtenance
to the building OF q railroad from ste
pheuville. AID way? u might be
egotisticsl to make the answer, but 1t
looks very much this wsy: The few
who hold the money bag power want
more ;the more fogyish we are the richer
they become. Enterprise from OUT
side quarters would Interfere with
their projects, hence the computed cap
ita,ists OF Stephenvillo are Masking
all The money they want, aud an ia
PRODUCTION of q foreign eloment of on
result in competition.
Nv ~ pl'ttie or tour business mon
y,,sjt JsiB9aii 4le of ~ town Of 1000
souls, and 4 county Of 10000, 90 long
will the people, dependent, 30 poor.
u may be matter OF time, but -
sure Es the SUI sets in the west 4 rev
oluti0n will come, business house3
and new avenues Of iudustry vii
open up; farmers WHO are NJ present
dependent on men who hnld mort
gagps on their farms ana to whom
thoy pay an eXtortiouGto rate OF inter
est, VIII shake OF this yoke. Our soil
Is productive, our people are intelli-
CONT, and trough tho morning Is dark
the dGy viii soon dawn. People Will
soon learn TO time their own pulse,
and call for medicine in tao old school
fashion, without paying tor Horse
doctors prescription.
Tho ssutimeng Of the people in thjs
county is worry antagonisSic TO Messrs.
Swain, Tsmpletou and Walsh, and To-
day, should any ono OF this trio run for
an Office ia the state, it is doubtful ii
he wodld receive q vote IN this county,
Theft action IL Ooked UpOnas down
right Insult 20 our State.
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Street improvements

The paving of Elm street is steadily
progressing undor the supervision OF
M qE Es9;sg,s;,',s he contractor. That por-
, Sss u, " n Jet east !of Pearl is being
! /, Wind the leviDg Of blocks will
y ss Monday. AsN paving pro
crosses stone curbMtE f!nd sidewalks
will be put down as far as the Texas
Central railway track. Two
cisterns or reservoirs nave
been built between HARDWOOD and
Preston streets to carry. OIL the
nigh water that gathers there every
hard rain.
The north side of Camp street, be.
tween Lamar and Griffith streets, Is
being curbed.
Masten street ia to be widened Is
feet from Dallas Branch to Cochran
street, and Caruth street is to be ex-
tended in width to so feet from Masten
street to HarwoOd street.
Ross avenue is to be turnpiked soon.
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Several companies Of negro soldiers
passed through yesterday en- route to
Fort Sill to tate the place OF white
soldiers sent to quell tho uuruiy Chey-
ennes. Most OF the white troops In
Texas have been ordered TO the Chey-
enne countr and the West.
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Raum and His Money

A letter received here from Canada
states thai F. Baum, the famous cot
ton swindler, had on his person at the
time of his death $4,000. This will be
news to the authorities here and the
matter will be Investigated.
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WANTED-E ADY AUENTS WE
w have the best selling line of goods for
lady agents in America. II consists OF the
Queens Protector" "Daisyn Stocking
anG Skirt Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Conn
Safety Ref Gosssmer, Sleeve Protectors,
Dress gbielJs aDd other goods for ladies'
and children wear. These goods are new
device, RtQ1'e ald an agent can't fail 10
sal oornethiug h every house. We bavs
100 agents n arirg 800 monthly. We Dsvs
81, SS ana S. outfits W n either Of which
an ngent ran maze xcellent wages. Adj
Dress with stamp, W. - CAMPBELL q
Co, 95 May street, Chicago.
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You Eeed Nothin. Else.
Do YOU want an external remedy fer
ordinary ailments. Use Benson's Cap
cine Porous Plastera. 25c.
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now TO Preserve Corr

ENNIS, July 1a-[Editor Herald.l-l
herewith forward you one ear OF corn,
which was taken from the stalk six
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In the fall OF 1881 was taken win q case
of malaril fever, which prostrated N >
both body and mind. | was drugged SITTER
the old fashion with mercury anu other
mineral mixtures, but with no good results.
Ny health was shattered ANA my energy
gOna. My legs and feet would swell, aud l
had what everybody thought was dropsy
These symptoms alarmed me, and ] was
r., u Y to grasp at any remedy suggested. a
friend advised me t. try Swift's Specific. /
procured three bottles and commenced It's
nse The swelling soon subsidized. / have
taken the three bottles which have ma !e
a pc fec cure, and feel like new ms an
to-day. There never was amore mer'torl-
GUS m diciue ole ed to suffering human
ity. 1t has wrought wonders for me.
''' WILLIS JONES.
Lsesburg, Lee County, Ga, March II 1850
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. gQuAllllHnS5s aS Aiity 4hooN 49,
With the hope that you and all the
survivors of our early days may be
spared many years of health, happi-
ness ana reunions, and that our COM
mon country, every section OF it, may
continue prospecting and to prosper, l
remain, dear sir. M ST sincerely your
friond, j. w. THRoCKMoRToN.
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For sale sale by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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rwsaty live thousand cotton uFer'
agg", 80 Oldham have struck,
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LEGISLATIVE ERROR,

The last Legislature made SCI l0us
mistake IN NOT allowing tho people 10
vote on u prohlbityry constitutional
amendment. TIE people had right
to expect this privilege from their
pu lie servants, who, however, iailsd
TO regard their manifest desire, which
IL the leading cause OF the present pro-
hibition agitation In tho State.-ldreen'
villa Harulu,
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THE DALLAS HERALD VIII orocI n
suitable bullding, put "a pefIoutlhs
press uI the latest and host deslshi
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