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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-24

At a meeting Of the Montreal
branch Of the Irish Nationa! league
last week it was decided to make ar
rangements for mass meeting in aid
Of tie Irish parliamentary fund.
Prominent Irishmen in the United
States will be invited to be present
AT a convention Of glass manufac-
tGrers and workers at Syracuse, n. Y,
it was decided to start up the factories
Substantially on the Pittsburgh plan.
which is a reduction of 10 per cent.
in wages on the present selling prices,
wages to be advanced in proportion
to the advance in selling prices.
Ex-soldiers Of the Confederate and
Union armies, delegates to the gener-
al assembly Of the Knights of Labor
at Hamilton, Ont, met and formed
themselves into an organization to be
known as the Gray and Blue of
Knights Of Labor"
The San Francisco Alta shows that
San Francisco is protected from at
tack by sea by some old Spanish
bronze guns, a few ten-inch and ff-
teen-inch smooth bore Rodmans and
two or three converted rifles, all of
which are worth no more than pop
guns.
Undertaken Merritt, referring to
Grants funeral in his speech at the
undertaker's convention, said: Il want
to say that all the blame about the
body not being properly embalmed
came from members Of the profession,
who knew nothing and didn't see the
body"
Logan & Co.'S wholesale and retail
drug house at Wheeling, West Va,
was partially destroyed by fire last
week. Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
Patrick Mahony and Jacob Myder,
fremen, We're seriously injured by
falling from ladder. The fire was
caused by a gas explosion in the base
ment.
Two thousand men and boys are in
temporary idleness by the caying in
Of mile Of railroad track on the
Shenandoah branch Of the Philadel-
phia & Reading road, caused by the
undermining of the roadbed search
ing for coal. All traffic on the road
is suspended, and will be for several
days.
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ILLUSTRATORS OF PROGRESS.

An old-timer, who lived in st. Paul
In the sos, but removed to Montana
thirty years and has remained away
ever since, showed up again yester
day, and spent the day wondering
how on earth such marvellous progress
and development had been made.
His idea of the rapid manner in
which the city had grown away ahead
of what he even dreamed it could be
was illustrated in a very unique way,
much to the amusement Of crowd at
the Merchants. "Why," said he,
s:when [ lived here in the sos it was
rather a common occurrence to be
compelled to thrash the newspaper
men, because Of articles that were
printed rejecting on fellows char
acter. I used to have to do it myself
once in awhile At that time, though,
I could go up into the Office and whip
the managing, city, telegraph, com
mercial, news, and dramatic editors
and the reportorial staff simply by
doing up one man. That's all there
was to the concern. Now, however,
the Job is too much for one to under
take-there are too many of them
and this is what [ call a practical il
lustration Of progress and develop
ment. "-THE CASUAL LISTENER, in the
Pioneer Press.
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CURIOsITIES OF NATURE.

A lemon weighing four pounds and
thirteen ounces was recently picked at
Pansoftkee Fla.
Ga recently cleared land in Kansas
red clover was grown this season that
was seven feet high, and white clover
five feet six inches high.
A Holstein calf belonging E. ".
A1berty, Of Pittsburg, Kan, has grown
one hundred pounds in the last month
which is fiftythree ounces per day, or
over two ounces per hour.
Young Mani am willing to lend
you $40, Gus, but you mustn't say any
thing to any body about it. Il 1t
should become known that [ lent you
money I should be importuned to
death.
Gus (pocketing the money!
Thanks! l pledge you my word that
I viii never speak Of tito soul.
Young Man All right Abont
when will you return the money,
Gus?
'sh! NUNS the word, old
boy.
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HENRY PLUM IIER.

The Stampede that was Made Many
Years Ago Into Montana First
Great Exploit Of the Famous
Henry Plunmer. the Ban
dit Chief. Murder and
Marriage Within
al Hour.
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New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
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The public as well the dental profession are
hereby notified that the SHEFFIELD TOOTH
CROWN COMPANY are duly authorized sicen-
sees under letters patent controlling certain toosh
crown and bridge work operations and that all in
fringers including not only dentists, but patients
operated upon by unlicensed dentists, will be pros
ecuted to the full extent of the law. c. M. Rich-
mond has lately been sentenced by Judge WAL
lace to pay the International Tooth Grown Com
pany $1,000 and to be imprisoned six months
and until the fine is paid; his brother, A. S.
Richmond has gone to Europe, leaving suit
against him unfinished; w. r. Muller has just been
enjoined from infringing our patents, and other
suits are pending.
~ B--Before permitting Tooth Grown and
Bridge Work operations in your mouth ask your
dentist to SHOW YOU HIS LICENSE FTo"'
US.
INTERNATIONAL TOOTH GROWN CO
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Is THE BEST PREPARATION ENEh fhO
DUCED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CLEANSING
THE TEETH THE INGREDIENTS OF THIS
PREPARATION ARE ESPECIALLY INTENDED
TO PREVENT DEPOSITS OF TARTAR FROM
ACCUMULATNG AROUND THE NECkS Of
THE TEETH AND UPON THE ROOTS BENEATH
THE GUMS. THIS DEPOSIT OF TARTAk, LIZ AL
LOWED TO REMAIN UPON THE TEETH, WILL
PRODUCE SPONGY GUMS AND LOOSEN1NG OF
THE TEETH, AND is so INSIDIOUS IN.ITS AC-
TION THAT ITS PRESENCE MAY NOT BE DIS
COVERED TILL THE TOOTH BECOMES 50
LOOSE THAT 1T is READY TO FALL FROM ITS
SOCKET.
WHEN THE TEETH HAVE BEEN CLEANSED
BY THE DENTIST (WHICH SHOULD ALWAYS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-29
Indignant Flre,nep.

Engine Company No, l hold meet
ing last evening at tho City Hall K
protest against tho action Of the City
Council in ignoring the company S 70,
quest, asking that It DO granted the
privilege OF nominating It's own Off.
GERS aud paid mon, subject to the ap-
provsl OF the City Council. Several
stirring speeches wero made, and
there was considerable feeling mani
tested when the following resolution,
which explains itself, was adopted:
WHEREAS, Engine Company No. |
being In the eleventh year Of its exist
once, and always was ready TO render
their services TO the city OF Dallas in
case of fire and necessity whenever Il
was demanded; and,
WHEREAS, The same company hav-
ing peutioned the City Council of Dali
las, In conjunction with the fire de-
partment, TO allow them the privilege
to elect their officers and paid men,
With the approval Of the City Council
and,
WHEREAS, Tho City Council has IL.
nored aud disrogGrded tho same, aud
rejecting tho privilege of olecting our
own officers aud paid members, bo ii
Resolved, That Engine Company
No. / shall stand united with Engine
Company No, 9, keep its organization
as before, and will not attend to fires,
and shall further e1pol any membl RS
that shall give their services to fires,
except IL be TO neighbor, 2 particular
friend or member In good standing
OF tho volunteer fire department.
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HABROLI3, TRX AS.
FLOTsAAI.

a little rain would not hurt just al
| this iunc.ur0.
The Red Men will give their annual
celebration on the 30th.
The mercury ranged about 1909 in
the shade yesterday.
The water supply is more abundant
and better the past two days.
The celebrated James Means S.
mems shoes at Leon Kahn's.
East Dallas will apply tor a new
| charter. II wishes to get seal.
Go to the Two Brothers Saloon for
| ice cold Wagenhauser beer on draught.
Only Wagenhausor beer sold at the
Two Brothers Saloou,corner Main and
Sycamore streets.
The finest assortment of spectacles
and eye glasses in tho city, corner
Main and Poydras streets.
Attention is called to the notice of
the Library Association regarding
TO postponement of the entertain
mont.
The Idlo-Wild Club were entertain
cd last evening at the hospitable resi-
dence OF Colonel w. j, kellar, on Ross
avenue.
U. S. Grant, son Of William Jesse
Grant, was married Monday night to
Miss p. A. Stevens, Roy. j. q. Rus
sell officiating,
There will be a meeting of Dallas
Retail Grocers' Association tonight
DULY 29) at the Merchants Exchange
for the election OF officers and other
Important business, A fun attendance
Is desired. EP. S. ALsToN,
Secretary.
W. L. BEST, Chairman.
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General Hancock was busy all day
arranging plans for tho funeral. Gen
erals sherman, Shalor and Aspinwall,
and many others came to him 70 offer
suggestions. Applications for places
in limo continued 10 pour In
from oil parts Of the country. Among
those who have expressed a desire to
be represented In some capacity are
the National Association OF Mexican
War Veterans and the Nineteenth
Illinois Volunteer Infantry. General
Hancock has ordered Battery A, Fifth
United States Artillery, % proceed to
Mt. McGregor for special service IN
guarding the romans.
Gan rutilCd officers OF the army as a
body orders General Hancock, "wili
find place In Che funeral procession.
Consult Major General Sickleg, who
appears TO bo the senior retired Cf1clr,
of this city,
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personal.


Rabbi Il. l., Hess, Of Shreveport, Is
in tho city.
VIM. +. Saunders, Of Galveston, is
stopping at the st. George Hotel.
Rev. J. RS Graves, of Memphis,
Tenn, is registered at the 81. George.
Judge j. Nj. Hurt and wife left Mon
day for visit to hisranche, near Hem
rietta.
Judge w. $. Simpkins has returned
from weeks ssiourn at CorsicRna,
whittier he went on legal business.
Mr.. Haston Twomey, NJ. Il, High
Priest OF the Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter OF Texas, is in the city and will re-
main several days.
Mr.. s. II. Tsber, OF the jowelry firm
of Taber Bros, leaves in few days
aior Brautiort, Ontario, accompanied
by several OF mis- family, to be absent a
month or moro.
His many friends viii regret to learn
that Captain AloX, HarwOod is con-
fined to his bed by serious illness at
the residence Of his son, Mr.. Il, b..
HarWOod, near Grand Prairie.
Rev. II. G. Burleson, ID, president
of tho Waco University, accompanied
by Mrs. Burlesou, is visiting the fam
lily of Colonel John l.. Henry. He will
lead the services at the Baptist Church
tonight.
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France.
GOOD WILL TOWARD CHINA,

GOOD WILL TOWARD CHINA,
PARIS, July 2S,- President Grevy re
| ceiyed tho Chinese ambassador to-day
with military honors. The RmbAssa-
dor assured Mr.. Grevy that il was ths
firm desire Of tho Empress to be at
peace with France.
gSGreyy replied to Ambassador Ching
Ching that France reiolced over the
restoration Of friendship, which was
an advantage to both countries.
10 HUGo'S MEMORY,
The Figaro states that the executors
OF Victor Hugo proposes TO erect q
statue OF the poet at Besancon, his
birth place, and in tho pantheon q
tomb worthy Oftho illustriouB dead.
MINE DISASTER.
An explosion occurred In one of the
c0llierieH at ST. Etienno to-day. A
number of miners were imprisoned.
So far, eight dead bodies haYe been
recovered.
TAKEN IN As DYNAMrTERs.
MoNrICEAU LEsMINEs, July o.
Three men have been arrested here on
q charge OF attempting to blow up the
church at Sanvignes with dynamite.
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attacked tho paying officer OF the
Aranco Railway, at present in course
OF construction. They were provided
with revolvers and rifles, The cashier
after receiving three ghOts, delivered
tho cash amounting to some 5000 OF
$4,000. Thirteen hundred dollars, oil
which the bandits did not seem u
know Of, remained in the safe. Three
dotachmonts Of cavalry and infantry
have started in pursuit OF the bandits
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0grInuuy,

TO GRAPPLE WITH SOCIALISM.
BERLIN, July 2S.-Tho government
has ordered an investigation into the
circumstances of the socialistic riot at
Frankfort-on-tho-Main, with Wow, il
is reported, OF declaring the city
in = stale Of siege. Such q
declaration would place the town
so absolutely under iron rule
that the government believes il could
entirely suppress Socialism thore. IL
is reported that the government has
decided to make an exhaustive in.
quiry into the whole subject of Sun
daY labor.
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Canada
LOUIS RIEL's TRIAL.

REGINA, N. w. n, July 2S.-Tht
trial of Riel was resumed ut 10 O'Clock
and the Jury were chosen as follows
Henry j, Plinter, I'D Il, Verrot, ed J,
Brooks, Walter Merryheld, Paul
Dean and Francis Cosgrove. The
clerk read aloud tho indictment, ard
the crown proceeded to show grounds
OF It's Jurisdiction In the case.
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Thomas, July %: According 20 the
latest advices from Venezuela,
the revolutionary movement is
increasing. The towns of Carbobo,
TrugellO, Cumana and Barcelona are
in arms; also the States of Me-
qua and Andes, besides many
other towns. Great excitement pre-
walls at Port Cabello, where vessels are
unable to unload for want of laborers,
The government arc making efforts TO
subdue the revolution and expect to
have within week six steamers
ready TO attack the revolutionists,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
rannsylNnnla snlt womb

"TTI"N y IFTITN "WTI WIN
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Flre late
this afternoon ut tho works OF BoAm'f
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company, on Delaware River, caused
n loss of 100000. The buildings
were destroyed, together with several
million pounds of crude sulphuric acid
and murlatic acid, and 500 tons Of the
same ready for shipment. There Is "A
insurance Of about $4,000.
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II you experience a bad taste IN the
mouth asllowness or yellow color OF
skin, feel stupid and drowsy, appetite
unsteady, frequent headache or dizGi-
ness you are "bilious," and nothing
will arouse your liver to action and
strengthen up your syatom like DR..
Pieroo's "Goldeu Medical Discovery"
BY druggists.
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Presorvo tho Eve

Hawkes. new crystallized lenses
have tho reputation of being the finest
In use. Ladies' who suffer from weak
oyes, arising from nervous exhaustion,
will lind great relief by using these
brilliant lenpes. Fitted to all oondi-
tons of the eye by Eisenlohr Brothers
y Schneider, Druggists and German
Opticlans.
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W. L. BEST, Chairman. '
How Tho Taxpayers arc gwindlod

Corrupt contracts. Unbalanced bids
Unreliable estimates. Fraudulent
bonds. Imperfect material, Unsatis.
factory Workmanship. Fictitious
figures. Favored contractors. All
this on the public works. But how
about the works of your inner mani
Impoverished blood. Rheumatic riot.
Lazy liver. Dyspeptlc stomach. Give
attention TO these and set them right
with Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs.
MOrlook, of Westminster, Md, says,
81 have used Browns Iron Bittsrs and
found IL good tonic and appetizer.
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Ru.sla

SURPRISING ILLICIT SALES or ARMS.
Moscow, July 2S,--An order has
been issued by the Governor of Mos
COW, forbidding the sale of arms to
any one who Is not licensed by law TO
deal In such articles. Severe penal
ties are 10 be imposed for violations OF
this Ordar
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a Duel Frustrated.

MOBILE, July 9S,-Tho proposed
duel between w, b, Walker and sam
uol j, Dalton, of Aberdeen, Mississippi,
was frustrated by the arrest of the
parties at Starksville last night. They
were ON their way to Memphis 70 ar
range for fight,
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'ssa Baby va uak W gave l,f,CAsTORIA,
vsn II, va = clih u, aid hs CAsToRIA,
'aa!A' beans niu II, Ourg u CAsroHIA.
Van si' lad culi,u as gave a,uI cAsToRIA.
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The sondnn.
ENGLAND AND ITALY TO TAcKLR THE
SLAVE TRADE.

SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, July 2S.-Tho Italian gov.
ernment is preparing the draft of a
convention with England with refer
ence 10 the suppression OF the slave
trade on tho Red Sea coast. The
fleets of both countries are TO have the
same privileges.
OLIVER PAINE UNDOUBTEDLY DEAD.
CAIRO, July s.-I'he report of Oliver
Paine's death Is fully confirmed by
Father Benomi, an Italian priest, who
has been In El Mahdps camp and who
has returned 10 Wady Halfa, A
condition Of complete anarchy reigns
through the province and the city OF
DonrolR.
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Malaria prevented and thoroughly
eradicated by DuFrY's pURg Malt
WH1sKli SL25 bottle. Recommend.
cd by physicians. Sold by druggists
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MOSES MONTEFI0RE DEAD
AT THE RIPE OLD AGE OF lol,
London Draped Ia Mourning at tho De-
misc of the Great Hebrew Phllan-
thropist-Sketoh Of His Life
General Foreign News.
England

A SAILORS STRIKE THREATENED.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.--Firemen and
sailors on Atlantic steamships are
threatening TO strike against q roduc-
ton OF wages of 10 shillings per month.
1t Is difficult to obtain crews as the
mon arc keeping sharp watch on
those likely to accept reduced pay.
| SIR NOSES MoNTEFIoRE DYING.
| Sir Moses Nontehore, the well
known Hebrew phllsnthropist, who
in October last celebrated the lOOth
anniversary OF his birthday, is dying.
DEAD.
ar. A.-Sir Moses Montetiore is dead,
| His death occurred at Ramsgate, AT
| 1880 O'clock this afternoon,
Ramsgate is in mourning. The ma.
jority OF the shops are closed. The
mayor, at meeting OF the town coun.
Gil, spoke of the death of Sir Moses as
q great loss 10 the town. The council
resolved that the town hall be draped
and the municipal authorities should
attend the funeral.
Sir Moses was born in London l7sl
from q wealthy Jewish family OF bank
ers. He was married In 1910 to con
nection OF Rothschilds, In ls2g ne Wis
tied Palestine, and thence forward be.
camo deeply interested In the Jews
welfare. lie alse aided them In PO-
land, and all through his life contri-
buted 70 tho ameliOratlOn Of his race.
In 1916 no succeeded in influencing the
Car Nicholas in their behalf, aud in
1863 obtained a ilrman from tho en-
peror of Morocco 10 protect tho Jews
In his dOminlOus, In lGi7 he endowed
a jewish college in Ramsgate, Eng
land, in memory OF his wife. He was
sheriff of London in 1887, and made a
baronet in 1916 Our readers will re-
call tho recent splendid celebrations
had on tho OCCASION OF his Tooth BIRTH
day.-ED.l
SEQUEL TO THE WEDDING.
LONDON, July 2S.-Within an hour
attor the marriage ceremony of Prin-
cess Beatrice tumultuous crowd en-
tered the church and stripped IL OF its
decorations. The police were power
less.
TO M DROPPED.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Irish land |
purchase bill Is to bo dropped for the |
present session of Parliament, as there |
Will be no time to discuss II before
propagation.
GLADSTONE BUoYANT.
Gladstone, in letter 10 Manches.
tor elector, expresses his confident be-
lief that tho newly enfranChised cleo |
tors will show their preference for Lib
eral men and Liberal measures. lie
says he looks forward also with ss.
sured confidence TO the result of the
general election.
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Anglo-RussIau

THE SETTLEMENT WILL BE SLOW.
VIENNA, July 2S.-The Political Cor
respoudenco says a settlement OF the
Afghan difficulty ia unlikely until the
end of tho year. M. DeGiers is going
to take six or eight weeks holiday.
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ErNnt
rHR NEW LOAN.

CAIHo, July 2S,-The now Egyptian
loan Of S450O0,0OO win DO ro.issued at
tho end Of this week, the price TO
be $50.
THE ASSEMBLY OPENED.
CAIRO, July 2S.-The Khedlve tor
mally opened the general assembly
to-day and asked its assent TO the
10000, 900 loan,
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Bowel complaints cured and pre-.
vented by DUrFY's PURE MALT Wins.
ky Sl,25 u bottle Recommended by
physicians. Sold by druggists and
grOCorp,
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Lost


On last evening, anearl y now muloy
saddle, near Cartor's lumber yard.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at Arthur Cain'B livery
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Cholera, best and surost preventive
IL DUPFr's PURE MALT WHISKY; 81. 25
q bottle. Recommended by physi-
clans. Sold by druggists and grocers.
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st. Thomas.

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, July GA mail steamer
which arrived to-day brought tho fol-
lowing news under date OF st.
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Ireland
uNAccoMMopATINo BANK,

AN UNAccoMMoDATINo BANK.
DUBLIN, July 2S.-The Bank Of Ire
land has refused TO loan money TO tho
Munster Bank 10 assist tho latter In It's
present embarrassment.
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Mnrlnn NIniinra-
pnRr or NEW nn1rA.

FORT or NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Arriyed /:
Janoiro.
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TIaytI
A DEMAND FROM ENGLAND,

PoRT Az PRINCE, July 2s,-The
commander Of tho British fleet has
sent the Heytleng government an ulti.
mRtum, demanding the release OF tho
imprisoned British subjects.
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oi,iii
RAILROAD ROBBERY.

AHcoL, July 2s.-Friday night last
several bandits, with masked faces,
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Every tirst-olass dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes, Avoid Injurious imi
tatiOns,
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OF the profession, for the CURE of Dys-
popsia, rheumatism, Painful and Dill
cult Menstruation, Plourlsy, Pains In
the side, Back, Bowels and Kidneys. Ex-
cellent for Cholera In all forms, warming
the bowels and checking discharges. sup
pied to You or your patients through drug
stores, or bymail on receipt of 81. Send for
circulars and testimonials from physicians
and patients. Agents wanted
NEW YORK HEALTH AGENCY,
ESD broadway, n, ",
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OuEL ~ ruE MrnnINn

LONDON, July 2S.-Within an hour
attor the marriage ceremony of Prin.
cess Beatrice tumultuouB crowd en-
tered the church and stripped 1t OF its
decorations. The police were power
lagq
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Dr. NVAS@EISCUC, Consulting Room
All pTe matters cured Parties treated by letter and medicine
OFFICE HogRs So into 3p M too sUNDAYs to IL
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THE TEXAS LAND 6 MORTGAGE CONPlNI

LOANS MONEY ON
Good real estate security on long OF
short time &C reasonable rates OF In
forest WITHOUT CORNERSTONE. Ven
doris lion notes purchased, AND AR
RANGEMENTs CAN BE MADE TO REPAY
LOANS BY INsTALLMENTs IF DEsIRED
Apply direct to
@. r.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager,
Office in Merchants Exchange, Dallas
Texas.