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A DDiIY DeInlCation

The Hon. John Kelly, the head and
front of Tammany Hall, man of
Rsrict integrity, an iudeiatigable
worker, early st his Office, late to leave,
80 burdened with business that regu-
lar meals were seldom known by him,
with mind in constant tension and en-
ergios steadily trained, finally broke
down!
The wonder Ia that he did not sooner
give way. Anhonest man in all things
else, no acted unfairly with his physi-
cal resources. Ho was ever drawing
upon this bank without ever deposit
ing Il collateral. The account over
drawn, the bank Huspeuds and both
are now in the hands o. medical re.
ceivers.
1t is not work that kills men. 1t is
irregularity of habits and mental
worry. No nan in good health frets
at his work. Bye and bye when the
bank of vigor suspends, these men
will wonder how 1t all happened, and
thoy will keep wondering until their
dying day unleks, perchanco, some
candid physician or Interested friend
will point out to them how by irregu-
larity, by excessive mental effort, by
constant worry and fret, by pluuging
in deepor than they had right to go,
they have produced that logs OF ner,
vous energy which almost inva-
riably expresses itBolf in deranged
condition of the kidneys aud
liver, for it is a well known fact that
the poison which the Kidneys and liver
should remove from tho bleed, il left
theron, soon knocks the life out OF the
strongest and most vigorous man or
woman. Daily building up of these
vital organs by 90 wonderful and high
" reputed n specific as Warmers Safe
Cure, - the only guarantee that our
business men can have that their
strength will DO equal to tho labors
daily put upon them.
MIR. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia,
we learn, indicating, as we have said,
a broak'down OF uorvo force. His case
should be warning 20 othors who,
pursuing n like course, will certainty
reach a like r0Sult.--ITh Sunday Her
aid,
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EDUCATION.
wesleyan Female Iastitute
STANTON, VIRGINIA

Opens September 2lst, 1886. One of ~.
FIRST Schools for Young Ladies' ia Ibe Ir ,,ie
TED Ststos. surroundings beautiful, 1 N,
mate Ut surpassed. Pupils from eicht.a.
states. Refers to one thou, and pupfs , eSti
patrQns. Terms among tie rest In the ~
G 13n, 6oSrG M Ens lsh Course, Lain, French,
IRON September to June, Se3S. For Ceto'
loguo, write to REV WM. A. HARRGs neI IN
President Staunton, Va. O'D'i
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aEsnLUr, ONs OF REspgor.
Lone star Commandery No. 15B, |
O. G. G.

Lone star Commandery No. 155, U
O. G. G.
WHEREAS, 1t has seemed best Il
Him who always judges Alright Il
come, yet the fifth time, to our little
band and remove by death Sir knight
Lee Bullard, our esteemed friend and
brother, who was one among the first
to help institute Lone Star Comman.
derry; therefore be it
Resolved, Firgt--That we deeply
| mourn the death of one who was al,
ways friend to all in time of troubles
We feel keenly our loss, especially as
he was always good worker foI
others and for the commsndery of
which he was member. His place
in our ho1rts eau never DO filled by
another.
Resolved, Second-That to his wife
and little daughter we extend our
whrmest sympathy in their sad afllic.
tion, and that we would tenderly
commend them to Hin who doeth all
things well.
Resolved, Third That we also OK
tend our sympathy to those closely
connected with our brother, that they
have been caused to mourn the loRs Of
one 80 dear to them
Resolved, Fourth-That in memory
OF our late brother, copy Of these res.
buttons be placed upon our records;
that a copy be sent to his bereaved
wife and daughter, and that our char
ter and badges be dreped with the em.
blems OF mourning for 80 days.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the Golden Cross
Journal for publication: and also to
the Evening Journal, of Dallas, and
DALLAs Herald. u. b. GARDNER,
Il. g. CoKER,
q. w. NEvINs,
Cnmmittnn
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a Wonderful Work

The nlnoteenth volume of the works
of Hubert Howe Bancroft is at hand.
1t is the second volume of the History
OF California, from 1901 to 1924, which
completes tho story OF that country as
Province OF Spain. In this volume
as "Pioneor" Register and Index,
containing Geographic sketches of all
Who went there before 1919. This Ia
Ger tainly ono of the finest ethnolorical
as well as historical works extant.
Inc data therein contained gbout
lands ana people on our own Western
continent ana whose area stretches
nom pole 10 equator, and embracing
nearly one tonth Of the eRrth's suriace.
oilers 10 lovers of knowledge a new
and enticing field. To the exotic clyi.
lization OF that vast domain all the
supposed older nations OF tho world
have contributed, and this composite
mass, leavenod by its destiny, Is now
working out the new problem OF
It's future. Mr.. Bancroft has OH
tained that data from some l8.OOC
books, pamphlets and manusorlpts
From these he has extracted tht
wheat, slfted and selected. In all this
the distinguished author has beeu
alike tho artisan and the artist, a pro
duc0r alike OF the raw material and
tho woven work all made up and col
ored. Many facts he has rescued from
oblivion by his marvellous researches
many others he has brought from
seemingly inaccessible nooks anc
grouped them all into one splendit
whole, a treat NJ once 20 the litorateul
and the scientist. To those who ar,
fond OF history, of science, of ethnol
ogy, 81 pure moral philosophy and o
sound political economy, We oommenC
THIS extraordinary work 10 the very
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@ Wilkinson, st Louis; p Child ress,
Terrell; NJ Carter, Wsxshachie; s
NJ Speak, Fort Worth; S III Farror,
Ennis; N II Hatton, Hartmer; b i
Durham and mother, Cleburne; P G
Hawkins, Wills Point; Mrs Ii A Hern-
don, n / Ross, Greenville; l r Dor
nell, Seymore; Walter Harrison, Nc
Kinney G w Elliott, Angus; B
Young, Corsicana; Minnie Vesie,
Paris; @ l. Wilson, Milford; p z
Powell, Angus; A L Graham, Denton:
A f Williams, Wills Point: A II Rowe,
Ennis; Il w Fay, Egypt; Ben Estis, J
NJ Bryan, Mckinney; w r Jones,
Dallas; Lindsey Floyd, II Gulledge,
Plano; Laing, Weatherford; + Nj
Chick, Waco; w + Ford, New Orleans;
William Ii Allen, Terrell; NJ @ Tadler,
Glen Rose.
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Tho Confederate hInnnmnnt

The suggestions of the writer in yes
terday's HERALD relative to tho con.
struction of a memorial shaft on Mon
ument Triangle in this city seems to
moot with general favor. No moro 1t.
ting time than the reunion at Fort
Worth will present itself for collecting
the few hundred dollars necessary Co
this work, and some systematic mOyo-
ment should DO at once organized
looking to that end. The occasion and
the monument are both appropriate,
and the execution of the purpose and
design OF tho dead granter of this
triangle would DO most Justly and
happily carried out.
A suitable piece of granite could be
shipped from Burnett County, and our
workmen in this city could dress and
letter the shaft az tastefully as IL could
be done elsewhere.
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HotelaArrlvals.

Inc most popular cigarettes st the
popular price arc Opera PUTS,
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Eczema

For the benefit of suffering humanity
and In heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
result, deem It only my duty TO give this
unsolicited testimony In favor Of Sgif's
specific. Ny wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Khpum from
her infancy. II has increased in intensity
VITA each succeeding spring and beln
somewhat skilled In medicine myself, |
urea every remedy could think of for
1eors-SarsaparlllI combined with every
FORM OF Potasslm, and hundreds of other
remedies, lotions and alkall washes of
every known kind, but they all cave only
temporary relief During the spring of 1884
her lover CEircmitics became So innamed
and sore hat she was obliged to keen them
constantly coated with % covering vi "Ful-
zee Farm lllAcd wet and allowed to dry
on. Among other things sne was afflicted
with u periodical nervous headache, oc.
curing fcgulsrly every seven days, some.
Times followed 10y an intermittent f5yer
Tor weeks at time, so that her life became
q burden to her
Thssgrlng determined she shoHll take
=. - y ana following strictly the directions
IN regard TO dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed 10 increase;
the burning itching aud Inflammation be-.
came unocnrahla. SHE, however perseyered
IN lhe use OF the medicine. After taking
the second bottle the Inflammation hogan
10 MhSido after the third bottle the in.
uahWu.lou disappeared, and sore spOtg
uua. unand TUNED white and gcaly, and
hntiI she nru he'd them on IN an impalpa-
h.r white powder rescmblngpure gnit Sne
ianoW taldGg the sixth bottle, three table
hneohlnis four times daily Every appear
uncH OF the disease has cone, aud hpr 'flcgh
I5 incoming soft, white and smooth again.
itho "hNt Us moro, her periodical headaches
hNNe uls'pp arDd ana she Us now, at %
years ol ase,euioi ing the only good health
she las known |DT Iluy.lrla al tN Won 70 ~,
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The Courts
Committee.cn Fire Department.

Charles Wilson, intoxicated; So.
Ed. Walpole, intoxicated; continued
Charles Solomon, curnng and Awenr
ing; IS.
West Davis, maintaining nuisance
discharged.
Albert Franks, fighting; 50.
9. $. Johnson, riding with prOsti
tuto; So.
Maggie Wyldos, vagranoy;SS
Elsie Raymond, vagrGncy; contin
ued.
Young-Man Not Afraid OF His-l4i.
quor, fighting; 81
sam Stoinhart, abusive language 81.
w. p. Siler, fast driving; continued.
Arthur Cain, fast driving; S25.
A. Il, BilloWs, maintaining a mis-
ance; discharged.
Tilda Garrett, refusing to pay dog
tax; continued.
Mrs. Terry, refusing to pay dog tax
discharged.
Frank Shreenan, refusing TO pay dog
tax; discharged.
JUSTICE SCHULZ,
@. II. Smith, assault and battery
fined So and costs.
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THE EXCURSION PARTY OF TuR 22p,
via LITTLE Rock AND MEMPHIS no
VIRGINIA SPRINGS AND CHARLoTrs-
WILLIE, ARRIVED AT DESTINATION ALL
RIGHT AND SATISFACTORY. ALL WHO
HAVE GONE THAT WAY THIS SUMMER
ARE HIGHLY PLEASED. AND THE SPE-
CiAL ATTENTION GIVEN THEM HAS
BEEN APPRECIATED, If YOU ARE GO.
ING, ARRANGE YOUR MATTERS so AS 70
90 ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, WHEN sPE-
ofAL ESCORT WILL BE PROVIDED AND
EVERY ATTENTION GIVEN YOU. AID.
DRESS, A. l.. SMITH,
p, A., SO MAIN ST.. DALLAS TEX.
Z. ESPECIAL THROUGH SLEEPING
CAR ARRANGEMENTS.
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HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS
GRAND ARMY OF THB REPUBLIC, |
DETACHMENT or TEXAS,
DALLAS, July q, 1885. |
Special Order No8 ]
The following officers and comrades
are specially detailed to represent this
Department of Texas at the funeral
services OF our late beloved COM
mander, Generfl U. s. Grant, at New
York City, on the 8th Of August,
proX.:
Comrade j. G. Bigger, Post Com
mnnder of G. II. Thomas Post, No, g.
of Dallas.
IL. b. Davis, assistant qusrtermaster
Department of Texas.
Comrade j. s.. Thatcher, of G.. II.
Thomas Post, and A. ID. @. to COM
mander-in-c chief.
Comrade II. @. Dillingham;, A. d. c.,
OF Mcpherson Post, Sherman.
Comrade Il. 0. Cook, A. ID. c., Of N.
Lynn Post, OF Denison.
Comrado Il. Marthell, A, ID. c., of
Fort Worth Post.
Comrade w. II. Belknap, OF Il, o. G.
Ord Post, San Antonio.
Comrade Theo. Hitchcock, iudQO
advocate Department Of Texas, Gal
weston.
Comrade Chas. Emery, assistant ia
spector general, Fort Worth.
The comrades above detailed will
report by letter TO Department Head
quarters the date of THAR leaving their
respective Posts for New York, and
will report to Comrade j. G. Bigger for
orders.
By command
w. d. WYLIE,
Commanding Department of Texas.
G.. w. HYNsoN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
MARSHAL cABELL's BAILlWlcK
The Fire Department. Declared a Sober
Set-A Movement for n CSnfeder-
ate Monument - Tributes
OF Respect, Etc.
United States Msrshaps oa,oe

A HERALD reporter found United
States Marshal Cabell and several OF
his deputies engaged yesterday at his
quarters, the Federal Court building,
overhauling, looking after and placing
in ship shape the records of the office
left TO his charge. Although no ia a
graduate OF West Point and
a thorough disciplinarlan and
insists strictly upon method
in business, he Is totally different in a
social sense, and even in his official
duties he is, though determined, pleas
ant.
"Why Old Tlge arrested mo once for
whipping my 'hoss' when he was
mayor" said a man, shut he was so
pleasant about IT that | was ashamed
OF myself, but knew l was arrested
all the same, and don't you forget It,"
The reporters feel at home with Mar
shal Cabell, for il Ee has anything to
give in the shape OF news no gives 1t
willingly, aud when he says he has
nothing they can bank on it, The re-
porter was bound to have something
yesterday ana no called on the
marshal and his deputies,
ats-LANR NlAA HAsAAhh VI lGEtAUHEt
are asfollews: Dallas, G.. K. Fearn, Of
fee deputy, b. II. Cabell, w. Il. Nor.
toll; Denton, Thomas Il. Germ; Waco.
Van Hall; Greonvllle, N. j. Ross; Ora.
ham, James Meltonj Gainesville, 8. Il.
Johnson; Sherman, Jacob SpRngler.
For the present and not until tho Of
flee justities 1t will he mako further
appointments,
Since the recent change in the dis.
trict OF Northern Texas the territory
over which no has jurisdiction is com
prised In the following "a counties.
Rockwell, Hunt, Fannin, Lamar,
They are: Brazos, Robertson,
Lson, Limestone, Fresstone, Ma
yarra, Ellis, Kaufman, Dallas,
Delta, Collin, Grayson, Cook, Denton,
TsrTant, Johnson, Hill, Nc
Lehman, Falls Bel, Cory
che, Erath, Somerven, Hood,
Parker, Palo Pinto, Jack, Wiae, |
Arther, Montague, Clay, Wichita, VIII
parger,, Hardeman, Knox, Baylor,
Haskell, Throckmorton, Young,
Stephens, Shaokelford, Jones, TAYLOR
Callahan, Eastland, Brown, Coleman, |
Runnels, Greer, Nolan, Fisher, Stone. |
wall, King, Critic, Chlldress, Ceilings. |
worth, Wheeler, Hemphln, Lipsc0mb, |
0ehiltree, Roberts, Gray, Donlev, Hall, |
Motley, Dickens, Kent FLOYD, Bris-
coe, Armstrong, Carson, Hutchins,
Hansiord, sherman, Moore, Pot |
Ter, Randall, Deaf Smith, |
Oldham, Hartley, Dallam, and all that |
portion Of tho Indian Territory not
annexed 70 the district OF Kansas, and
not set apart and occupied by tho
Cherokoe, Crock, Choctsw, ChicSasaw
and Seminole Indian tribes.
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Given Away,

The reporter is oonscienco.strlclion.
In an evil hour ke permitted himself
TO be mado an honorary member of the
Widowers' Club, with the provlso
that he should give nothing away.
However his conscience has snfitten
him so hard that he IL constrained TO
yiolRte the straw oath he took and let
the cat out of the bag by stating that
1t Is nothing more nor less than cum
ming device on tho part of the mar.
rled men to induce q hasty return OF
their better halves In consideration OF
love, affection and TO save expenses,
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@shItt makors, Castles Bros.
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ROCK COL[RGB
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's Select School Will reopen
the first Monday in SspteB Der, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages
both modern and ancient, taught aL usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
for thorough musical training. Instruments
Art Department in charge OF q good
teacher ut usual price Text books same
as uaed In Fnblic schools of the city Mrs
Uroom's intuition Is to be thorough and
practical snd teach children such things az
they should practice when men and we
men, For erms and other information
pertaining 90 the school, either call or ad.
dress MRS. ELYA VRiGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cuntegral and Live
Oak streets. D0 las, Texas
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AT riiE at. oEoRaE.

w b schimolpnIng, Plano, y II Wall,
J Il NJ Yates, Il Lipscomb, w j
weathersby, Grapevine; @ v Kano,
Honey Grove; @ d station, Canton,
p II Ford. Alton; A NJ slmms, Clio.
burne; William 7 Saunders, Calves.
ton, Miss $ Harris, Bowiei J w Nor.
ris, Dallas J II Graves, Memphis; s Il
Brooks, Mineral Wells; L T Lewis, J
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ST. Louis 5emina, Y


Situated gt Jennings, the most beautiful
or the suburbs Of st. Louis, ON an elevator
IN view OF tho city, one mile Of the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
Is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful and homeliSG; each pu-
PHI iudiyiduallzcd. English, Classics.
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Art
Teachers of large experience. CommOdi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beauli-
iul and ample grounds. Early application
only Will secure aroom. Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sent. 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add eSs thc principal, b y. BLEWETr, Il.
l., ID. Jennings, Mo
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rabor lrothors, Manufacturing Jewel.

AhnNf aEothefsi manufacturing Jewel
| crs,
The jowolry firm of s. 1t. Taber is
now known by tho firm name Of Taber
Brothers, Manufacturing Jewellers, SOP
Main street. MIR. John Tabor waa re-
centlyin business in So. Louis, and SUI
porintendent of tho largast iewolry
mandatory I'm the west.
Vober Brothers arc manufacturing
jewellers at SO2 Main street. under tho
81. James hotel, whore they have had
THOR rooms fitted up expressly for
their machinery. They manufacture
any article 10 the jewolry line that can
BIO had in any other city from gold or
silver.
The trade and our cItizsuo generally
arc earnestly invited to inspect their
machinery Of different kinds and facil-
ties for doing this difficult work. They
are tho only manufacturers Ia the
state. Their retail department is
handsomely fitted up, and they arc
constantly In receipt OF the latest nov
elites OF watches, jewolry, diamonds,
etc.
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Central Academy

For both sexes, opens Monday, Sep.
tomber 4. Teachers, w. A. Bolos,
Miss Mamie II, Pugh, Mrs. NJ. A, Nc.
Coy, and j. Il. Thacker ON the piano;
All OF wide experience and abreast OF
tho times. See advertisement in last
Mondays HERALD.
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Confoderntn Iinnninna

There Will be q largo attendance
from this city on the Confederate 70,
union, which begins at For. Wort the
9th OF August aud continues the an
ana ith' There will also bo a good al.
tendance on the Parsons BRIGADE re.
union, which o0nvenes AZ Clebnrne nn
the 9th OF that month.
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A Banled BurcI.r

Yesterday morning between tho
hours OF and o'clock negro en-
tered the dwelling of Judge A. II.
Field, on San Jacinto street, east of
Preston street, evidently bent ON bur
glafizing. Some of the ladies', who
discovered his presence, screamed and
the villain fled just as Judge Field mi
IN MS appearance with shotgun.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate, In Debility.
DR.. w. IL. HoLcoMBE, New Orleans,
La, says: 81 found It an admirable
remedy for debilltated state of tho sys.
tenn, produced by tho wear and tear OF
the nervouB energies.n
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Carter's Littlo Liver Pills have no
equal as g prompt end positive cure
for sick headache, blliouenoss, Consti.
ton, pain In tho sido and all liver
troubles. Try them.
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w. ID. WYLIE,
Commanding Department of Texas.
G. w. HYNsoN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Wards Seminary EQa YOUNG LllIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

famous institution The Alumn,,
mum Der 1913. The attendance ISS1-s5, "a
for sixteen states. The 4lst session b ny
gins september, l, 1885. Patronize this c al,
lese; Board, fuel, lights, Laundry, mnsn
ana literary tuition, use Of plano, sontin.
gent ices, stationery, books and sheet mn.
sic cost year from $500 to $3.50, pavaoia :,
lnstallments, If desired. A coach for he y.
stusents will leave Texas for NaShviiIo
september LIST In charge Of the agent. PoT
cata osuc and arrangements, address 7. n
Patton, Professor of Mathematics and
General agent, Dallas, Texas. Mail will
be forwarded to him on the road i,nma,
diately. N iiiiilo'
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Pers snal Comollness

Is greatly enhanced by enc set os
teeth. On tho othor hand, no!hinr 40
detracts from tho effect of plea Sing
features, fine eyes aud GRACEFUL ng.
ure, rs yellow teeth. That popular
toilet article, SoZ0D0NT, checks their
decay and ronderssthem as white AZ
snow. ~
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Special Master in Chuncsry

Mr.. John G. Winten, special mastery
in chanoery of tho Texas Central Rail
way, who began holding court here
Monday to pass upon claims against
the road, will not complete his labors
probably before Thursday.
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The entertainment to be given by
the ladies of the Library Association,
ON the 3Oth instant, is postponed until
some time next month, when duo no
tice will be givon.
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DlarrhWR! Worst cases relieved and
cured by DUFFY's PURE MALT WINS
Ky; $l.25 q bottle. Recommended by
physiciane. Sold by druggists and
grOcerS,
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EDUCATIONAL,

DALLAs, TExIs, July, 1885
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For trunks, yalises and travelling
goods, go TO the Trunk Factory, 40
Elm street.
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Death ofa uabe.

Yesterday morning l-yesr.old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al Tichenor died at
thoir residence suddenly, caused by
spasms. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy OF their many friends.
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WhIIa leelh, sweeL breath, a frnrrnnt

There are no chnrms aurpasslny thosa.
ABROAD, NJ home, EAT, West, North, south.
Ihese tnrco prime charms are suro 10
All those who sozoDoNT apply
WIN nave ines, charms-tako heed and
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teyors, loading physicians recon.
mend and prescribe DuFFY's PuRr
MALT WHIsKYi $l,25 a bottle. Sold
by druggists and grooers.
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Tourists supplies at Trunk Factory,
Henry Pollock Il Co., 722 Elm street.
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IMPORTED HAIR-BRUsHEs,

Tooth-brushesi Soaps, Extracts and
Cologncs
at Hiokox d Hearne's drugstore, in
w. II. Patterson & Co.'S, old stand.
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Summer complaint cured and i'm.
mediately relieved by DuFFY's PuRR
MALT WHISKY; Sl25 q bottle. Re
commended by physicians. Sold by
druggists and grocers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-29
BUSINESS COLLEGE

Unsurpassed advantages arc offered nj
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ia nd.
vance Of any similar Texas fchool. Flo
gantly equlppo with fue furniture, -Four
teachers Of splendid biity and large
httonuance Seven students from Louis
tuition, board etc S0J 90 $40. tudents
can enter nj any time. 80 vacation, Adj
dress r. IL, HILL, President
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