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?. TaurnAny Hal. a maa - nc t1f~@Ti-
-. an in1s az.Tzlae -uTs rT. SzF&T = as
osa-r. late - isave. - taTtea~l N.ih tss'-
u-xs hat rr.usar mas w~re s@'1a
kaowa ty s.Hh y ia Ds.pt n ~CCnstant iTa-
slou AMI sseriss steadily Gz.@G, E-A-F
t-uks d5~r.
T., ~on4.r ia "a. h ID Sat s,aa~
I've wav. An 2 1-F; ma o. All fH-rAs
ss~. he acted unfairly vr1a bis a.
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this ta-E St,a8g. ever tr sttr a "s-
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man IN god h>a.th frs a. uts wr ~
nli ~ U-ru tie l-1A - S F@fF~-ta,
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f~E-i. aud iaey % % kF-F eual r-s t4
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hal a -Al- 2. -. Laek EAs vsar-I f-S-
les 81: nervous r--. "-i aE- 80
Sar.l..v -t.s irs . F.. q ..--- 80
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a n.|-A4.wG "a, I-at i-a H-e1l ~
tLv ~sr-1.tr at a. sE.-. r-r.s" '-
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E&.lUS


fE~ rtia az maEufactury< <4--s
Here we see that Z rink cute of
enough If the manufacturers market
10 employ one additional worker fo-
abo:t every thirty-;wo faTmer-. or msre
than 2S9.1ap workers in the coUutrr
ha; this unnsrs NAV b. inferred from
the fAet that the number of operator.
in le>0 employed n making agrcQlt-
ural implements was Ss.5~l: in boots
and shoes. 1897: n carr aces and
wagons, +j.S0t. For the farmers 10
stop drink and tobacco would lit.rate
money enouca 70 dot. ble these indus
tries and still have enough ref; over 10
add half 10 Tie presen, production o.
wooden goods
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
TEMPERANCE READING.
n PAYS FOR IT?

Figures that Demonstrate the Fnosnnify
Of the Drink and Tobacco Waste tn the
Country. and Upon Whom ia. Hardsn
BEAR Heaviest
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

The Pacific Mail and Other stcam.hip -,u
Pnnics Refuse 20 Garry the Mails. Wh,c,
causes the .tmaste General 10 s,..
Some Plain Facts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-12
NOTICE.

Neties 10 hereby given that I. George B. Moul.
ton. Of Baker City. Oregon. have by mutual cor.
cent Of al the partnera doing buainees 1t HALEY.
Aituraa County. idaho Territory. a. the
HALEY IRON WORKS."
this day sold my oue-fourth interest In the prop
erty snd business of said " HALEY Iron Works" 70
Milton T. Ptnney, of HALEY. Idaho. and that am
no longer partner cf said arm. Or responsi, le
fnr sny of their liabilities after this date.
And I. Milton r. Pinnev. Of HALEY, Idaho. also
give notice thatI have purchased said J. b. Aoul.
tou's ons.fourth interest. end have taken. BY con
sent his place In said Arm end business. and BE-
c,.uae partner therein. and have assumed the Ns-
bilitiea heretofore reating on him. and am liable
for all debts aov existing or heretofore contracted
10 the extent Of his former, but now my onefourth
interest In the "Hailsy Iron werss" Arm and
business. GEOKGE D. MOULTON,
NtLTON z. PINNEY.
HAlsy, Idaho. October 4. issS. 0edwlw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-12
Salt Lake Collegiate institute,
SALT LAKE CITY. UrAu.

One Of the oldest and best equipped boarding
sno aay schools in the west. Classical. scientific
pest Eastern Colleges. Boarding arrangements
unexcellsd. Half-rates on the railroads obtained
| cular. J.F. NIIISpATIGH
ao1s superintendent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-12
Wanted,

Boa-ding.house for . mining company or Z
number Of mines in = good locality. Have had
much experience in the business. Apply to g. J.
Frisdman's store for particulars. tylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-12
Lost
Dividend No. 3.

NoIICE.-At meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
dividend mo 81 Of ten no, cents psr shsre on Ii
capital stock Of the corporation. wsa declared.
psyaole on the 18th day Of October. 1855, st the
once Of the Company. r. o. HORN. Sec.v"
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CITY ELECTION

wHEAr g 3HU MARD, Agent
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pointers from Putnam.

PUTNAM, April i.-(Correspondence.l
This town IS situated between Cisco
and Baird on the Texas & Pacific rail
way, in Callahan county. tits located
in beautiful mesquite valley with a
ledge of mountains on the west. 1t
was formerly called Brennan, out on ac-
count Of the similarity of the name to
that of Bremond, it was changed TO the
name of Putnam.
On July the business and population
of the town consisted OF four small
stores and seven families, and now it is
surprising to find that between 40 and 50
families make this town their home,
and general stores, grain and grocery
store saddle and harness shop, drug
store. 2 saloons, picture gallery, no
tells, 2 lum Der yards, livery stable, ]
blacksmith shop, barber shop, shoe
shop, 2 schools OF good patronage,
preaching every Sunday.
Fine farming land can be purchased
convenient to town from $3.50 TO $3.50
per acre, on easy terms. Stock water
plentiful. There is one mineral well in
town, the waters ofwhich are beneficial
! TO the alling.
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MANCRAlTY, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1856
vi ln accordance with inc Charter OF the
city End resolution Of the City Council
puoploi ON the third day Of the picsen,
mo- thi an election Is directed 10 he held In
IlhG severn. wards u the municipality, or
TUESDAY, APRiL7, 1885 tho same 6elng
30" first Tuesday first Monday i'm snid
mouth, ior the election OF the following
named o.Acersi to-Wit;
A Mayor.
A street Superintendent, should that of
fee be created prior TO said election by the
Legislature now IN session.
one Alderman from each ufthe ak ware !
for iull term oftwO years.
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward 10 MI
the uneNllred term of r, c, Smith, resigned.
One Alderman from the sixth Ward to ON
the uneTpired term OF John Henry Brown,
resigned
One School Director from each Of the six
wards.
The voting places ami presiding officers
will be as follows:
In the First Ward, M the Court. house: C.
NJ. Terry, PRESIDING officer.
q, IN the Second Ward ~ Best's Store; o. p,
). Fee, presidi officer.
In the Third Ward, at Roy's Grocery Store,
corner OF Ross avenue and Harwood street;
w. II. Best, Presiding officer.
In the Fourth Ward, NJ the corner OF Er.
way aud Park Streets David Gosln, presid-
ing officer.
In the Fifth Ward, at the Five Points
store, at the intersection ofCommtrce,JacS
son aud Preston streets; sam Cross
presiding otnctr.
In The sixth Ward, nc the Store, west cor.
uer oil Live Oak and Hawkins streets; W. III
Norton, presiding officer
said election shall be conducted In accord
ance with sections three and eight OF the
Iharter, and section six, article seven Of the
STATE Constitution, prescribing the Qualihca-
ton voters, ~ shown ON pages thirteen
aud fourteen q the printed "Chartor and
Ordinances OF the City of Dallas"
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tenn
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FOR REM.


EOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
good water on Harwo1d sire {, between Ross
avenue and San Jaripto. Apply to JOHN H.
JOKES, Coz on Buyer. apfl-tf
EOR RENf--COT rAGE, THREE GOOD
II rooms, besides hall, kitchen, servants
room stable, yard l2ilxlS3 feet shade trees, on
line street raj WAY, being 10 3 San Jacnto
street, 80 per month LINDSEY & Brad
FORD, 40 Main street, up-stairs. meh3ltf
EOR RENT-NU. rs MAIN STKEET-A
l. suite of rooms fitted with gas, water,
etc. very comfortable and es eel iliy suited
for professional gentleman Wi b ,mily. APP
ply Clty Nau0nai Bank, mar5t
IGOR BENT--A HAN DSOMELY FURN.
~ ished room. Apply 726 Elm st.
EOR RENT-TnE BRICK LIVERY STA.
u bic formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
oil Elm street, between sycamore and Stone
streets, and In front OF Mayer's garden: Size
bOXlOu ieet on Elm, and horse LOT Ia rear 2jX
no. fronts on Main street; b stalls; extensive
l0ft-rOem, With CHmway and every conven-
ience, and the most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply TO W. a. PRATHER, 7ll
Elm street, feh2Otf
EOR RFkI-THE BRICK sTORE-ROOM
u DO olS and 6l5 Elm street, now oecuned
by Randall Bros; possessi given MSroh ].
Apply 10 JOHN BROWSING, OleandCr street
febl7.2m
Tor RENF-THE BRICK STORE-ROOM,
II including bedrooms above, situated vt
blO Pacific avenue. Apply o JoHN BROWN
tHG, Olepude' street iehi7-2m
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Correction.

In the quinine card Of Mr.. George At
kins, which appeared In yesterdays is
sue, among other errors, he was made
to say that he chad another wranglC
with DR.. Crowdus," when 1t should have
been ian hours laugh with DR.. Crow.
dus." We regret the types misrepresen-
tation OF Mr.. Atkins,as DR.. Crowdug and
himself are friends personally and
nothing OF tho sort occurred.
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Te1a. Investment Co mpany Sued

j. Holt, OF Portland, Maine, filed suit
in the United States circuit court here
yesterday against the Texas Investment
company, of Fort Worth, for $4,000. The
plaintiff charges fraud, and alleges that
the company failed TO comply with the
contract to furnish cattle, and that the
company failed to return Sl2,3s0 he
alleges he advanced. The suit is one Of
Importance, and there are quite num-
Der of defendants in the case.
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The Counterfeit Case.

Tho examining trial of Sam Houston
and Sam Jagsers, colored, charged with
passing countorioit money, was post
poned yesterday by United States Com
missioner Mccormick, until Monday.
IL appears That the 6ye-dollar.bill In
question originated, or rather was first
known Ia little social game OF poker.
The accused, who were partners, won Il
and "blew IL In" against saloon. 1t is
United States treasury note, and ex-
cellently executed.
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Harry A. Whitman furnishes the fol-
lowing, to swell the long list of similar
testimonials; "The undersigned, n
resident OF Fort Wayne, Ind, having
been afflicted with fever and ague and
chronic diarrhrma, was told to try Mish-
ler's Herb Buffers; followed the advice
and bave satisfaction To state they Of
fectod cure. l was induced to give
this cer' iticate for the benefit of others
Similarly sitnntnd.n
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Caucus Patriots.

DALLAS, April Editor HERALD.l-
In city conventions there are al.
ways divers ambitious patriots as
"willin'" as Barkls to play tho role oil
the dark horse. Like the old maids al
the saeking OF the Turkish city:
"Ihey We're oiten heard 10 wonder mid the
din
Wherefore the ravlshment did not begin"
They SIN hOpo that some future,
properly packed convention will sub.
init TO tier embraces. The people,
however will be swift 10 repudiate this
gentle dallianco amsng machine poll
ticians.
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ever seen upon the streets of Dallas. 1t
is q handsome vehicle, strong and
stylish as well. The Weir Pillow COM
pany furnish both express companies
their wagons throughout the state.
This Is recommendation of the com
pany's work that speaks for itself. The
company keeps on hand buggies, carts,
spring wagons and other vehicles.
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Public spoa,.Inr.

Tonight at Mayors garden, Mai.
John Henry Brown, the popular candi-
date for tho Office of mayor, win ad.
dress the people ON municipal matters.
aud tell them some things they have
never heard before. Capt, w. G. Con-
nor and other speakers will address tho
meeting,
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| w ANTED INN DIATELY- sAIFS-
" men 10 take charge NJ this and adioin.
ing eou Ties, TO sell new liHe OF hardware.
SO claIlieSi permanent business and big nav
ID, H. Marsh. cashier First National RAM
OF drotou, New York, T. one OF She leadins,,
business men Of our compsny. Amply ar
once AZ Room y, over orr's Carr age Factory.
next door TO Texas Exc ess ONCE Main
street. Dali $. Applicants must have a iittia
money. Goods are furesh d. sprS.7s
M ANTED-UNE BLACKSMITH ONE
w woodworke two far hands, one dai-
rymsn, four giris for neral h iuseworit ana
plovme once, 500 Main street, apri-9t
w ANTED--A COOK AND NURSE FOR
w service In small rami good refer.
ence required; German preferred Apply 10
MRS J. ?; MURPHY, corner of Mckinney
road snd Ma en- STREET apr5-tf
w ANTED-PO sITlON A : CLERK WTF9
w some good business house In Dallas:
groceries pre- erred; can loan employer rom
u OV 10 800 II desired. Address Il. W. ~.
care Herald OH he. aArS-stfds
M ANTED-aPIP Pills IN ) r ORTH1ND-
w Address PHoNooRAPHEE, II IA d or.
de-. apyl.at
NOR RENT-BOARDlNG-H COR
Il ner of Elm an Good streets; convenien,
for patronage from railroads and stoekyards.
| rent reasonable. .pply to SIMPSON 4 HuFP,.
hAnl i9l Elnl slrfets mch2-tf
WANTED - FOUR BOARDERS F0R
w two large, pleasant rooms. both front:
upper room, with board two $40 per week.
lower roon' with .oard 1.-TWO, 81 per week,
dav DO Iders, $3.50 per week. Inquire nj n
Bryan street, near eander. mch2ss6SI
w ANTED--W WHITE SERVANT; MIST
" be good @ ok, wa her and ironer. Apply
at office fGriffths & Cowser. meh98fi
XVANTED--A MIDDLE-A FED COLOR
W ed wOman without home TO do house.
WORK in family OF three. Apply at No. 500
Cedar street. mar22i
MAN rED--A GOOD COOK-PERM4.
w nent situation as cook at n hotel: good
wages will be paid. APP to or address NJ.
q, RHoADs, Anson, , exas mar2O-iw
M ANIED--A FIRST-U LASS AUCTION
" eer; none other need apply. Address
N. u. CRossLEY. Abilene. marlHf
WANTED = AGENT. ADDRESS ST
w Louis Electric Lamp Co., st. Louis, Mo-
for circulars, cuts and terms OF 58-candle
power Marsh Electric Lamp msrl8-a
INANTED-TU EXCHANGE VALIA-
| w bic improved and unimproved lands
| for goods or city property. For particulars,
address LILLIAN W. GIBSON, Real Estate
| Agent, wills Point. Texas. marlltf
! w ANTED-- TRAY ELERS no STOP AT
W the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. House
| thoroughly htted up, and conducted on the
| EurOpean plan, with restaurant attached:
meals at all hours, and polite attention; spe-
cial Inducements for drummers febtOtf
| w ASTBD-Jhh TEXAS MUTUALEIy.
w downnent Association will give good and
| profitable employment to experienced insur.
ance solicitors, Address A. NJ, HALL, secre.
tary, 78 Main street. Dallas, Texas. iyltf
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Oue.tInn ofrennnrnnoa.

N.N"NE''fI VI \ WI TNTNHNFs
BE IL remembered that Browns Iron
Bitters cannot 10 bought at the tavern,
the gin-mill, or any resort of drunkards.
IL Is not the sort of "bitters" that old
topere want. II IL the greatest iron med
icine in the world, toning the system,
onriching the blood, and invigorating
the life. Nobody was ever made 10 like
liquor by using this great family med.
icino. II cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
weakness and malaria,
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EOR BENT--A HAN DSOMEI,Y FURN
~ ishcd room. Amply f2R Elm 81.
ZOE SALE.

TOR SALE,-AT AUCTION-ON LARGE
Il Mo 7, drHys, bed tead, mattress, house,
hold goods %, every desc iptiou glass; tim
ware QueeneWare, n Hturdny, nt the Auc-
ton and = commission How G. or Fine, Very
Flne, q Elm street 6pr3 q
L'OK SALE--A LOT 31N 40 FEET, ON THE
" north sd OF Elm street, fe west Of
krv0y; this prop rty Is now renting for $40
per month and will Oe sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply o r. SHoRr. mch25-i
LOH SALOON HORSE AND DOUBLE
= seated phWton ana harness: horse
years old, about los hands high and drives
gcntie; phWton good as new; win sell cheap.
Apply TO sfMPs 81 * HUFFMAN, 73i Elm
street. mafC1-tr
LOR SALE-THREE BILLIARD MD
Two pool tables; s, como hand; WITH sell
at o bis bargain. Apply 70 l. DRAnD0CN,
DALLAS, or 4. j, CEAnDoCK, C6wicana,
Ie1H,, mrl1f
E0k SAlf-pfTMOr kg CKs, WHITE
u LeghOrns, White Vochjus. Pens: No. /,
S; No. 2, $50 per l3; Toulouse Geese. 3 eggs,
Sl.0Di : eggs, $3.50 Correspondence p'oSs
urej visitors welcome. Rest stock In the state.
4. NJ, ONEhLEEsE, Dallas. IanlS-f
IGOR SAlE-CORD AMI STOWE WOOD
Il In any quantity and best quality; over
2cD cords on hand Also, wanted 20 buy rot
ION seed aud seed cotton Gt highest market
price. A. DYsTERRAcH. ael7-t'
IGOR Sale OK REMIT WILL SELL or
y rent the store house In Re oak on Dali
,4s and WaXshachie. road, 50 miles from
MaNahuchle, formerly occupied by j, r.
Daniel. The house Is new, built last year,
ana Hne trading point, being surrounded
D. good country ana thickiy settled. An.
Ply 10 JOHN G., GIBBONS, administrator OF
Daniels estate, Red oak Ma7-iw
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NOTICE TO CITY PAYERS-CIrY
IN Hall, Office of Assessor and Collector,
Dallas Texas, FebruaTy23, lSS5.-The Board
OF Appeals WIN convene at the City Hall on
continue in session until all appeals have
beer heard. Parties feeling themselves ag-
grieyed are hereby notified to appear before
said Board, as their decision shall be final.
j. c. BoGEL, Assessor and Collector.
OTlCE-THlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE
IN that on the 25th Of February, 1895, It. f.
Boiling & Co. made deed OF general assign
mentor benefit OF their creditors and that ]
am appointed assignee under said deed.
mar3-8m NJ. MCCLELLAN.
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Imrorinnl TO Cnndldnie..

Candidates Tor the several city Offices
ara requested TO leave their orders for
election tickets at the HERALD Office
by noon to-day. AT that hour We will
so TO press.
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A musical monopoly put in an appear
ance yesterday on the streets and had 4
large audience wherever no went. He
carried an entire brass band ON his
back, consisting Of horns, brass drum,
accompanied the performer aud took up
collections.
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IA pounds standard granulated sugar
for 81, at THOMPSON IL WELLER.


City va. John Gilbert, Frank White,
Tom Howard and John Lee, charged
with interfering with private property
discharged,
City VS.. Sam Tignor, cursing; dis
charged.
City VS.. E. G. Fritz, abusive language
discharged.
City VS. e. u. Fritz, Carrying pistol con-
tinued.
City vs. G. Lamoix, carrying platol;
continued.
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Tho Crowdus Shin.

DALLAS, April .. -[Editor HERALD. !
The lsbors Of tho caucus pinaforo in DR.
Crowdus' behalf foroibly remind us o.
the old quatraiu:
"she hove aud sat and sa and hove
hnd high her rudder flung,
And every time she hove and sat
wusser leak she sprung."
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Beware OF COnRterleiisl
GILES LISIAEHT IODIDE AMNOsIi
iss SF'ii', AID roSilN,ai asSaas On D, aots
ALL FAMILIES USE III.

weak bHch, Enlarged Joints, ParAlyals,
Nhsuulatlsm, Neuralgia, Diptheria.
sclHticA, Prpiapeua Utori,
Female Weakness,
The best and Gully certsiB remedy to ra-
NeNe PAIN oi all kinds, no matter ofhow Ions
sMndng. Instant relief guarsn teed cripples
swollen Joints Naricose Veins, Bites OF In,
sects ar sick Headache. No oil or grease, =
clean and sweet; viii not coil.
Inflammation OF tho Rlhnuys, Brightly
Nisease, Dlabctcs, Aueontinenoo ug Lirira.
H. the only liaiment IA the world post ess' Al
Mttralive powers. Can he taken 4 te,ualy,
cures Cramps and Colo, OiarrhopA iaid
pysentcry.
Sold by al OruggistS. Trial Bottle, sEe
Write OR. GuTs, Pox atS2 ,Y.P.O,. WHIT
EIE~ Beware of unsnrunulOue do sie,,s ar5
epuutoritlts. The genninl has tbO nam,
nlowu % the glass and iac smile pf dieylvsr.
ers signature over each cork
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a NnRpINANCE EXTENDING AKARD
~ STREET:
SEC1lON I. BE II trIaiued nv the CITY
Council OF the city , llas that I'm accord.
ance with the dedic 20 heretofore made by
Edwprd @. Bruwd and n. X. Burford
owners ofthe grOuf Akard street. ps now
opened, ls hereby de- ned 10 I've n street of the
city MY ictt Wild on Mil creek 10 the
line of curpOr IN, the couree beiur n
continuation IN " tctlino of said street ON
the north side OFFS creek and thai this or.
dinnucc shall IN effect and be enforced
from and after Hussnrp
Approved Feb y2l, 1885
", l., CABELI, Mayor.
lIne copyi W., PARRY, city Secretary
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate In Sea, Sick
nesa

Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, says:
~ used it Tor sea'siokuess, during an
ocean passage. IN most OF the cases the
violent symptoms which characterize
that disease yielded and gave way 10 a
healthtul action OF the functions inn
paired.n
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come to Dallas with the view of To-
eating, but ON account Of bad health
viii return 10 Parsons, Kansas. l desire
before leaving 10 return thanks TO the
pbS sicians havo met for courtesias.
Tom QkAMMER, NJ. ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04

For several days past great revival
has been in progress at tho colored
tAntioch) Baptist church, and a number
have been converted. These will be
baptized in the Trinity river Sunday
afternoon, below the bridge, at 2 p. NJ,
Rev. j. l.. Griffin officiating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04
Alderman Finn ward.

The announcement OF MIR. w. L, John
son. as a candidate in.the fifth ward for
the Office of alderman, appears in this
issue OF the HERALD. Mr.. johnson is
an OLD resident OF this city, and IL
elected, will no doubt make good rop
resentatiye OF that ward I'm the council.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04

The case of a. p. Boyles vs.. Sam
Hunnicut, which has been on trial the
past two days, was decided yesterday
afternoon, the Jury returning verdict
In favor OF the plaintiff. The suit was
Tor the possession OF u strip of land on
the dividing line OF the land of the lii.
giants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04
Pablo Speaking.

john Hensy Brown will respond to
the call Of tho mechanics and working
men, OF Mayors Garden, at 3 O'clock on
next Saturday night, April 4. Other
gentlemen, friends of Maj. Brown, will
also address the meeting. The public
arc invited TO attend,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04

You can't afford 10 laugh, dear Girls,
Unless your teeth are white rs pearls
Unless your mouth Is pink anu sweet,
And your two lips In rosebuda meet;
And You cannot supply this want
But through the use OF SOZODONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04

Derangemeut OF the liver, with consti-
alton, injuro tho complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One IL a dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-04

Mr.. A. J. Porter, OF the Weir Pillow
company and agent OF the Racine
Wagon and Carriage company delivered
70 the Texas Express company, yester-
asy, one u tho finest transfsx wagons