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The Mexican EhIinra

New York, July l3.-Tho party OF
Mexican editors arrived In this city
Sunday morning and registered at the
Hoffman House. Thoy attended
mass at the Fifth Avenue Ca
thedral. They were after.
ward introduced to Archbishop
Corrigan, who conveyed Cardinal Nc.
Closkey's good wishes to them. A
trip to the ond of the Sixth Avenue
Elevated Road was made. Tho Wis
itors expressed much pleasure at the
mode of looomotion and the scenes
they witnessed, In tho evening thew
attended the Casino. Tho Press Club
will give them a reception this even.
ing.
BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAYOR,
The Mexican editors were enter.
talned this morning by the pross club
and then visited Mayor Grace nj tho
city hall, where greetings were ex-
changed. A visit was made 10 the
Brookly Bridge and the produce OK.
change aud afterward q trip was
taken TO Conoy Island.
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WHEN the st. Louis Globe Domo.
crat receives and pays for a special
cablegram from London, 0,OO0 words
oflength, aud refuses TO publish It be.
cause tho disclosures OF English Up.
per-Ten society are $50 filthy and in.
decent" the accounts must have been
horrible indeed. when royal blood
30 generally rovels In such indecen-
oies, thoro can DO but small hope for
the nations future. Greece and Rome
rolllckod in their rottenness whom
tho day OF their destiny was In Its last
decline, and tho night Of decadenoO
was setting In. In this day and gen
Grafton this Maiden Tribute TO Modern
Babylon, this story Of pilgrimage 10 an
earthly hell, should shame tho civilized
&crld aud mako England bow hoi
head. Before this traffic that collects
FROM everywhere these human parcels
at the great central mart, in London,
10 send them anywhere, recruiting
brothelI far moro diligently IN refer.
enoo TO physique examination than
soldiers for tho Queens army, tho old
slave trade OF the South pAlos It's inef.
foctual fires. Tho Pall-Mall Gazette
has done the world q service in ferret.
ing out the facts, however much we
may regret the ugly publication.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, July l3.-LSpecial, l-Os
car Schmidt and Fred Beck, Of Dallas
exercised their vocsl powers at thu
late concert, much to the delight OF the
audience.
VIM. Sinott, merchant tailor, is sick
his life is dispaired OF.
Tho weather is hot and dry.
The demand for ice has increased l0C
per cent within the past few days.
The churches were well attended
yesterday, Notwithstanding tho ex
trumely warm weather.
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While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
tho watch word for Mothers. Head oil
Doctors bills by always keeping In the
house bottle Of Dr. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops q Cough in
silently, relieves Consumption, cures
Group ana pain in tho Chest In ono
night. II Is Just the remedy for hard
times. Price 80 cents, and 81. sam.
pies free. Sold by all druggists.
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER Hoda has
for the fourth time been elected super.
intendent OF the public schools OF
Fort Worth. The Gazette, in refer
ring to the fact, says the Professor
fairly won tho honor the Fort so
freely accords. THE HERALD cor.
graduates both tho city and the SUI
porinlendont.
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DURING the month OF June some 49,
900 immigrants arrived in Chicago,
nearly all en- route for Dakota and
Minnesota, ono.half the entire number
being Scandinavlans and ono.tenth
Germans. These latter prefer coming
further South. We hopo for great
things from our consul at Hamburg,
Hon. WV. LANo.
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IT isaplty that while the balance Of
the State is prosperlng 30 finely that
Galveston should show decrease In
values. She should advertise more
freely in tho interior If she desires tho
business of tho interior,
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THE cat.lemens' cases in Dodd City,
Kansas, have been continued. The
parties arrested have been released on
a nominal bond of $1,000 for their up
pearsnco in one month from the date
OF continuance.
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THE battle of the Boyne was fought
over again yesterday at Waterford,
Ireland, and tho Welsh regiment had
to be escorted out Of tho city by tho
police. a pretty severe disagreement
and long before settlement.
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Henderson

HENDERSON, July 10. 49, Special. -
The Summer Normal School opened
up here with over 80 teachers. More
are expected next week. All are favor
ably impressed with the ability Of tho
principal, Professor j. n. Gallagher,
of Waco.
The rain has ceased.
The grand jury has found 90 bills 30
far
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WHEREVER we turn In this hot
weather labor disturbances meet tho
eye. The fine crops throughout the
country will soon ARREST these If capt.
tai and labor are disposed TO treat
each other rightly.
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The Exposition Pisnt sold

NEW ORLEANS, July l3,-Tho world's
Exposition plant, buildings aud ma.
chinerv, wore sold at auction to-day
Tor $4,000. They were bid In by Mr..
Newmani but were probably pur-
chased for tho new Exposition Com
many.
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One Less Dnll,r St,rc.

ST.. LOUIS, July lS.-Tho Charles A.
Fowl st. Bernsd dollar ,.oro mads an
assignment this afternoon to John IL.
Bohlo, The assets are listed ut S35, 900.
The liabilities are not stated, Depres-
sion In business is given rs tho cause
OF thOfallure,
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CROPS.
Ellis Comfy

WAxAHAcHIE, July l3.-.Special.] =
The heavy rains Of last week
have damaged the small
grain crop OF Ellis County be-
yond an estimate. Oats are dark and
often rotten. Wheat is sound, though
samples are inferior. Cotton prospects
were never better, and the corn crop
is considered unprecedented.
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Isn't It about time that something
should be known about the returning
OF the cotton tax, amounting to many
millions dollars, to tho proper claim
ants. The Supreme Court long ago
declared It was illegal.
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land has q new electric works COM
pany, q hose manufacturing company,
and flour mill undergoing extensive
repairs, while 100000 has just been ex-
pended in enlarging a brewery. Mis-
sissippi has added to her industries a
spoke aud handle factory aud $50. 600
compress company. At Buffalo Paper
Mill, North Carolina, u machine shop,
saw and grist mill are to be built; q
$4,000 carriage and wagon factory
is under construction at Viii
son; a saw mill is to be put
up at Wsynesville, and has
already contracted to cut 100000 feet
Of hard wood, and at Democrat min
ing operations will be pushed. In
South Carolina there is a new $4,000
cotton-seed oil mill company, that will
enlarge an old mill, two marble
quarrying companies and new fruit
canning factory. Tennessee has in
Nashville new company, with a sub
scribed capital Of $4,000, to msnufac-
turo crackers, aud in the same city a
site has been purchased for a % to 80
ton ice factory. At Daisy 100 coke
ovens are being built and extensive
improvements made to a coal mine.
Proposals for grading now railroad
are invited, and an official announce
ment is made that a new railroad, to
cost over $l5,0O0,0OO, will be built n
Tennessee, Kentucky and West YNir-
ginia by tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
The record for Texas Is also good.
So it appears az clear as day that if we
DO but true to ourselves, our assessable
values should be increased for 1896 TO
the extent OF many millions of dollars.
For Texas we need but to turn on the
light
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SPORTING.
Base Gall-Sunday's Game
Colenlan.

COLEMAN, July 18.-LSpocial. On
Saturday last no little enthusiasm YVES
manifested over the question OF local
option, which Wss submitted TO tho
voters Of the county, and there being
ninety-livo majority against prohibi,
tion, elbows that the prohibitionists
were defeated.
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The Houston Post says that The
HERALD, In commenting on tho capt
tol stone business, closes Its article by
intlmatlng that "there is q bug under
the chip" THE HERALD intlmalod
nothing OF the kind, either against
the purity Of the motives OF the Stato's
officials or the contractors. 1t did,
however, speak freely as to what was
the probable motive of the contractors.
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THE Baltimore 81 Ohio Telegraph
Company deny the soft impeachment
of an attempt to absorb the Western
IfniOu
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Weather Report.

COTTON BELT REPORT.
me cotton belt weather report for Texas
showing the maximum and minimum
! hours, "a as follows;
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SPLENDID crops and the business
clouds Will have O substantial silver
lining in this summer sun OF ours.
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GOVERNOR IRELAND will stick 10
Texas stone for the Texas capitol and
the country will stick to him.
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Now LET the Southern spindle be
kept buzzing with our Southern
staple.
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SENATOR JONES is in favor of dis
arming the cowboys as well rs the In
dams.
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TEE hottest day OF the season was
yesterday.
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aan,.on d Texss Osntrs,.

NEVER was Texas on brighter
boom.
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Whiio Goods Department.

Figured Satooas at 1870. worth CSC.
Figured Linen Lawn atl2lsc, worth zee
Figured Pure Linen Lawns at DC, worth
3jc
White Linen Lawns at ljc, worth 2yc.
White Linen Lawns 23c worth 23:.
Cream India Nun, GS lnp at Coo worth SIC,
We have others as low as 41c per yard.
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Linen Department.

Late Bed ssts, worth S8.g5, this week for
$500
Lace Bej Sets, worth So 80, this week for
Si75.
Laeo Bed Sets as low as $l.75 per set.
Marseilles Spreads, worth $2.59 fJr$LgJ.
Mauoil!cs Spreads, worth 50 50, for $40.
2Jplgces Card Damask, worth SI,lO, al
O5cieyery housoheeper knows what they
are
| lOc, for pc. -
odoz Jpte Tides, rich color5, worth 81 80,
/ for %,
1 doz, IA embroidered Wool Cover,w
81, for 5Oe.
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LaCes and Handkerchief.

90 doz Linen and Percale Collars at Ice.
Bargain In Spanish L2ccs.
~ In, Black and Cream at 2lc Per yard.
SIS in. Black and Cream at &c per yard.
In Black and Cream at 2igEc per yard.
3 in. Black aud Cream at S2)kc per yard.
o. In. Black and Cream at 42ySc Per yard.
20 doz. Scalloped and Embroidered Hand
kerchiers at SOC only.
70 doz Checked, Bordered, Hem Stitched
at loo only.
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Ladies' and GEMS Shoes.

The best Mons Shoe for S.. They cen.
sist ofhand.made
Low Quarters made of French Cali,
Low Quarters made OF French Kid,
Low Quarters made Of French Mat Kid.
They are veil worth $3.50.
Same styles as tho above, machine made,
atlS.5O, worth s..
our 1870 Mems Low quarters down 10
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GALVESTON, Nov. 2l,--Pool or no
pool, rsilroad competition Ia iust as ac-
tive IN Texas rs II oil the lines were
not operating in grand combination,
wherein the respective proportions Of
general results arc already assurod.
The Incentive IL futaIs percentages, O,
which cash years showing Is to serve
a tbs bnsls for the following years
prog ortiOn, aud for this reason the
sltghtsst attempt at dissrirninatiun IL
nippe6 Ia tAs bud. Tke lntsst sAes in
point IL that Of tho Calf, Colorado Il
Santa Fe railroad and tho Houston 4
Taxa Central railroad, tho iorAasr
going in'0 court " prevent the latter
nom shu;ting them out of future bsne-
0ts. IL transpircs that therefore the
Santa Hs hss been making thing.
lively In Q freight way ous OF Galvss-
t0n 10 connecting poinB with tbs
Ho1s;on 4 Texas Central rail-
road; In fact, 60 p,ofi,a
bla that the Houston IL Texas
Central notified the Santa Fs rha, they
had arranged to handle their own
bustn' 81 from G,lvos,or 10 all pnints
reached by thor line, aud would not,
therefore, accept through billing from
this Santa fe. IA the Hsu.,oa d rsxas
Central WAS even then DUNG the ssHsr
sort of business With ths Missouri Pa
cihc In both receiving and delivering
ffeights ut connecting points, the
Santa Flo obi @eted 10 nueh dlscrlpi9s.
ton and took the matter into the
United States circuit court 10 day, ro-
sui ing In n rtfe'euaa Of tho eltir,
matter to John y. Winter, snecisl mas
ter, with instructions 10 examine aud
report all the facts az speedily as pos.
aihie.
It Yves further ordered that the delay
within whish exceptions may be flsd,
to said report 10 limited 10 days from
the fling OF said report, and shat tho
parties have leavs to submit tho mat.
sor 60 the osurs 10 chambers and out of
form tire, II bsinK uRderstood bs-
tween thu pnriies thas the status quo
II TO remain sDchsusc4 until Anrl
hearing. Tho colrt tSkss no pctton os
the application tor Restraining order.
-tGlobe- Democrat.
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That General Agents. Azse,ia-

q meeting OF tho general passenger
sgsnts Of the roads in the Chicago, g..
Louis aud Missouri River Passenger
association will be held at the once II
Arbitrator Wilson, November Is, for
tho purpose Il dsvising meaus for reg.
ula.ing the omisrsnt rates ffem Allan.
To sespnr. poiuts to the Pacific coast.
y n stipulated that the Eastern lines
mat toll theis emigrsnt tickets vt
Castle GaIden TO bona fde emigrants
onIy. But tho coupons OF such tickets
now Chissgo weet are being sold In
chs market In competition with the
Isgulsr sssue OF tho Missouri River
lines. Tho Eastern roads q day or
two az, atked the Missouri river roads
10 project thsM againat the u,e o.
eeaipeo liekels from tho West TO the
1ast. They are perfectly willing TO
40 this, bat they expect the same
Treatment rom tho Eastern lines ~
regards west bound us0c.--[Globe-
ODIoOcrat.
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4 MT NJ VI z ~
IN rnE TOWN OF

Situated In Angelina county, Sautheagt
Texas, NJ the Junction Of the Housi IA
East 3 West Texas (Bremond railroad
and the Kausa> & Gulf short Liae railroad,
IL miles from Shreveport, II miles from
Houston, NDd y mile. from Tyler, 10 tabc
place on Tuesday, November "a, 1885, CON-
mencng Mt O'Clock, D. IN
Here IS the Opportunity iOr business men
by town lot les in tho his DRY of this
control the nitro rad OF Angelina cCuuty
hut - the stursl distributing and tradiDg
point for portions o the Colnties ofsablue,
san Aueu 'ine, N cogdOches, No vi NJ
Jasper, tyler, Polk, Trinity, Houston and
Cherokee. Two indepe ad, Mt Toe. Of rail-
way give 10 through Connections nnrth 4,
south, ca AMI we : A rue iarmins
country surrounds ". l, is situatsd at the
satew'y OF the great hunter regions OF
oouiheas, Tegss.
There will re ere'ted here an elegant
Eion Depot TO Cos, about s. go, besides
Other d. po buildings. round uo4ses, ma
chi e shops ard ock Yards
Exclusion trains from sll points Half
fare rom al stations on lines of these
roads, which vii be refunded 10 purchas-
ers OF lots 10 amount of SlU0. Usual terms
OF sa e, Refle hmsnts on the grounds anu
ampl accummO istlon oar all.
For fur her information and for maps
and csrcu ara siv'ng correct descriptla III
OF the surrouneing cCuGt y address
JOB BURST,
Land Agen', Ty or, Te1es
ii. h. II ALSEY Nurtiu eer.
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TIE LOT SALE AT LuFk's
ne Illiseis Central lutsrest The vsxAs
E0sl-0enovsl Passenger Agents
Msetlss-Ths Financial Chron-
iele sA Railroad Yarn
ings fer October.
Railroad rsrnipes

That substantial progress has bssn
made In the reouperstion of general
hasinsss 10 evidenced by tao statistics
Il tho grcss earnings Of railroads for
the month OF october, m Compiled by
the Financial Chroniole. After six
nontas OF dcofesss, When compared
With last ysar, Ossober saaws mate
rial g AIN, aud Of sach q chsrsotsr AZ TO
indicate that &c In not merely temps.
rary, or duo to exceptional causes.
The total gross EARNINGS W 81 lines "
"a, 9SO, TO. watch IL SOL Sos more Ihaa
last year, o gain Of ali ,h,ly over per
cont, while the iuatesso In mileage
Was lsas than ~ ser cent; 81
Hines show iyorssssd earnings,
Of which the ChiSsso. ,JilwauEea i
81. Psul and the Chiosso d Northwes
tsrp we're the most taportant, thsss
two roads making gain OF $62l eco, OF
nearly enough TO account fnr thu
Whole increase; thsrA was aaerasss
on rs lines. of which S10o 244 WA or The
Wabash, Ut Lpui, 4 Pssifc, Sl5S a2a nn
the Grand Trunk of eAnads, and Sl42,-
coz on the Chicago & Alton. The Dr.
crease on the 9rand TruSk is nearly
Offset by . gain hv the Canadian Ps-
CLIO OF $li6,46o, Ths gaias aud losses
BY othor iiuss were com pxrativcly
small. Ia looking for the sources OF
business we aud that the receipts "
grain at Q principal lake and rivsr
pciHls IN She Wsss usrs only II az :
276 bushsls for the Ava sks sndrd
October 81, against 1919 SIG bushels
last years. decrease OF = 500, OO0 bushels;
and thoS8 was also d deersase ia ths
reoeip' Of q ur OF about 72OO0 bsrrsis
30 that there must have bsen gain In
other busin6ss 10 make up the de-
n0ency arising RON the dseroass In
tbs movements OF breads,uffs, ss well
~ to make the very ahs,abtial gala
reported. Tho receipts OF cotton q.
Southern ports IN OaDber wero l 0i8,-
GIG bsles, which is shout $4,000 bales
less than inst year, 30 that there rss
NO increase OF hasineas In that article.
There WAS large Increase in ina
movements OF live stock,
both hogs ami cattle, In tht
West, AID there vas nu increase
In schedule rates OF east and west
bound frsight early In the month,
which, contrary 80 previous expert
ence In that line, WAS maintained.
This naturally aRooss tho businsss oi
tho trunk lines mors than others, hut
the Others get q share OF the bsn, Il u,
and tho trunk limos do rot eppssr IL,
the month y reports. II seems JUS. Ia
conclude, therefore, that there 10 an
increase In traffie arising from the on.
larged movement II general com
modities and tsas this improyomon.
has come 10 stay.
For the 10 months ended October 81
the earni, " OF 20 railroads smnant "a
$50, $4,000, whioh IL Only S10,6p7 lses
than for tse corresponding lime lss,
year, dccresao OF only slightly over
half Of per crut-{Prios Current,
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IHs HERALn DALLAS TEXAS TUESDAY NOVEMBER. a. 1885

Ladies' should rellecs well before
lsiug any preparation that Il applied
~ 50 delicate Q surface a. the akin.
Any cosnstic will at flrst iupsrt q
oesu'ity ing efSsct snd not srPsren,ly
bjur the sk'n, bus in very short
hnis li,tle blotches and deliberations
appear ON the fse5 which conclustveiy
show the poisnnus drugs In their COM
position. IL can DO sssely said that
more than two-lhirds OF tho face
powders contain these injariops In
gradients. Pozzoii's medicsted COM
piexiou powder - NOS only ABSOLUTELY
free from all deleterious matter, hat
its principal ingredient is an active
curative Tor all diseases of the skin.
IL has stood The test of years. Sold by
all druggists.
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Mrs. NJ. Y. DANcR,
RAnohQth, Va,


Cnre for the PILES.
Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight IN the back, lOlns and
lower part OF the abdomeu, causing
tho patient 10 suppose that ha mas
some affection of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. Al times, symp-
toms OF Indigestion are present, fistu--
ieucy, u1hssiness Of the stomach, etc.
a moisture, like perspirgtioD, pro-
after getting warm, IL e common at
tandant. Blind, Bieeaiug and itching
Piles weld AZ once tn the application
Of DR.. EOSsnso's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly apoD the psr,s affected,
absorbing Inc Tumors, alleying the
intense itohlug, and affecting 9 perma
nent cUce. Price, 80 ceUts. Address,
The DR.. B0sanso Medicine Company,
PiQno, OsiO. Sold by 81 druggists.
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A Case not Beyapa Help.

Dr.. n. Il. HlnsdsIe, Kenswee, H.,
M Tisoa rs OF a rem ,rksols eure of con-
sumption, He ssys: "a netghoor's
vito was attacked with violent lung
disease, and pronounced beyond help
nom quick consumption. As = Las
~ orr ene family wsu pcrsu s1sd 70 Try
DR.. %n. Halls Baissm for ths lungs.
To tho natonishmcpt Of ali, by ths tine
che bad used ooe-hsif dossn bottles
sbc was about the house doing her own
work. j asw her NJ her worst, and had
no idea she eoulj recover"
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Prlckly Ash Bitters is an pnfstling
specific for all complaints arising
from a arrangement Of the functions
IF tho liver. II pu rifles ths blood aud
infusee new lilo into tn. invalid. Pains
M the aide, general unea iness, loss
ofnppetite, headache, bilious attacks,
ETC., etc., are sure Indications that 4
corrective ID needed. Prickly Ash
Bltseis is especially sdapted for these
complaints. IL 0ruusea \ torpid liver
20 action aud rsstOres.it to a healthy
condition,
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Tho Gsest sop,a.rn Remedy.

R0ssGsiis ca es &c, ufuia, rheuma-
tisIo, white swelling, s0ut, goisre, con
sumption, hronchiiis, nervous debility,
tnsissia and all the Diseases OF a kin
drsd asslro arising from au impure
coedition OF the blood. After phys.-
clans have failed 20 cure, "A sing . oot-
tie ~ Il ssdalis sesms To sflsoI euch \
Insrked cnHnges - TO give Dew hope
and ltu RsaS this letter:
ksVe beSn great sufferer with in
fi-mmatory fhenmatis "a for tbs last IL
months WIS induced 20 Try your
preparation, R1saisi,s, and j have
been greatly benefited Ny hand
and 'set aFs sull enlarged, bat l fee
so mLoA better that want 10 continue
taking The RGssG siis.
Mrs. 81. Y. DANcR,
RANoh0rh, Wa.
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W, r Howell a Broa druggists,
glAh to MAKE sn assertion, which they
can back with 4 positive guarantee, II
"a sll ahont Acber's Blood Elixir.
They claim For II superior merits over
all otber rene dies OF its kind, and
9nsran'se tor 1t positive aud sure
cure zoe rheumstism, syphills, and all
BOOB disorders. IL frees tho ska from
spas ana disease, and leaves the cum-
piexlon clesr. Ask them about It,.
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Every CITY OF any importance hss .
kind o: pisce like Rome c' old had--a
forum whore tho pe0ple met and ex
changed views and "gsvs and received
the news that 1ostsd through the
city," Cicero regarded that point a.
tbs great urpan, oopvorRent center In
The City Of the Seven Hills, and the
cam remark may be applied TO our
pIacs, now confessedly tho focus OF
Texas Intelligence. We have no forum,
buL At Lhe