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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

The broom factory on Live Oak street,
in East Dallas, caught fire yesterday
from defective hue, but before any
material damage was done tho East
Dallas fire department put in an APP
pearance and put out the lire.
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Sunday night the residence OF Mr.. j.
Il. Dorgan, corner Cadiz aad Browder
str cts, was invaded by burglars and a
lot Of articles stolen.
The residence of w. X. Wheelock, No.
10 Pearl street, was also entered, aud
his Overcoat and articles of value stolen.
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Hucklcn,. ArnIca sAlrn.

The best sNlve In the world FOR cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Soros, letter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
corns and all skin eruptiOus, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or M pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satis,sc-
ton, or money refunded. Price y cents
per box. For sale by w. IL. Howell 4
RrD
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Mrs. Chas Smitn of Jimes, Ohio,
writes: have used every remedy for
aick headache cnnld hear III for the
past Il teen years, hut Carter'- Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all
the rrsk
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

nlSsOLuTION OF cor RrNERSIIip
~ we have thN dav dissolved our Jaw co.
s pn, ,n Iill ny mutual cnnSrnt and would
mnton TO winding up the business vi the
ulm' EEnRG j. HUNuIEY.
l.. f. SMITH.
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Notice to ooumerc,., Travellers.

Those Visiting Pilot Point sh0uld stop
At the Harris House which mas lust been
completed, whore the best accommoda-
ton aud table supplied with every deli.
cacy the market affords,
". Il. HARRIS, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

We will continue tn hmake our best
shirts Tor SIS por dozen, until March 10.
This IL the last chance. ~ they 20 back
10 former price after that date. We
have 40 unldundered shirts for 90 cents
each. Respectfully,
OLTvER BRes,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

ssed IT, making Browns Bronchial Tro-
ehes Is sucn Ms to give the best possible
oheot with safety. They are the best
remedy w uso for coughs, colds, and
thront diseasaa
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TOR RENT-uNE COTTAGE, Ill CON.
Il mercc street, between -. Paul and ller'
wood; rooms, hydHut and c stern; sOuihs
ern eNposureand most hga thy part olclly.
NOR RENT-NO. 1h MAIN SrREET-A
4 suite of rooms a. ed with gas, water
etc.; We comfortable aud o. ecially suited
for professional gentleman with family. Al
ply City Nationa sank. mar5t
EoR RENT-A DSOMELN FURN.
A ished room. Apply ~ Elm 81
LOR RENI-BN THE \ EAR ONLY, tbs
j o large windows, iiX2', surrounding the
Office OF the Grand-W indsur Hotel ONCE IN
the rotunda of the hotel. Apply at office.
This Is without DOUBT the best adNerAsng
space IN thls city, as II i IN sight LAY and
highi all the yeor round. ien4,-u
EOR RENT-rhE LAKGt STORE, uOR-
II ner ain aud Austin streets, under the
Grand-Windsur Hotel; this W. the most de-
Airable location In the city Tor drug store
having an entrance non the cOult 81 lne
h tel as well Us adjoining the aides en-.
at office OF hotel. iebS,u
LOR tNr-THRth SIuWES UNDER
4 the urond.WludSor Hotel, suitable iot
aim Stany stnteol business, icoou
| L'OR rENr-T llN SNN LLUFFICE Ap-
\ Joining The entrance of ,,rand-W Windsor
Hotel, Main street. best location In the Guy
fora railroad icket Office, having m en-.
/ ''l,'NN - w iNANilhh Va Nhltls Apply NANinns..
| Of hotel, fchsOu
| TOR ktNl-THE HKlCK LIVERY STA
J. hle formerly occup d by MonoweiL
| SlmonS q Aston, situated on tue south slde
| OF Elm street, bctw' en- sycamore and stone
| streets, and In mont O Mayors lardeni tle
oOXllO feet on Elm, and horse lot n rear .ok
! 10 fronts on Main street; ~ stalls; extensive
/ lt'ro, IN, with uamwry and every conNen.
fence, ana the mot Centrally located stAoies
L. the city. Apply to W. II. PRATuBR, AZ, ,v
! EoR kEN1-THE b ICK sTORE.ROvlMi
4 No. oh and 6l6 Elm street, now occurlea
| ny Randall RrOs pnsstssl uuiven March, y
Apply to JoHN BROWNING, Olesndtr stree.
febli I'm
TOR REN r-rHE BRICK SFlkt-kOQhl
| Il including bed. rooms above, situated w
blO Pacific avenue. Apply Joan kROWn.
IVA. Oleande' street. leolI.lm
! LOk kENr-TWO OffA0ES, WITH
i ave rooms ca h, Nus VI Hnd l2S CoInn,,,
merce street lnqule l2l Main ~. lAn .l.ls,
EOR ~ MA CuKNEk OF H. NJ NM
Il ~ Paul streets, OF urge, wei Nsnu
| lR'ed rum, up-stlrs, furnished or uniurn,,
ished, southern and eastern eNposurei g9os
buard can I've obtained iu Immediate Nlclnip'
ret rencoS gwen aud required. Apply 70 r 81
7lhElm street marI..s
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A Rare Chance.

n Rare ChAnoe.
Great bargain; oue ~ octave square
piano, comparatively new aud In SPLEEN
did otdar. Call At WatNins' music store
Wednesday afternoon, March II
L. V. Moouu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

Our farmers win rejoice TO learn that
IL IL has ut last been dicided that bees
do not iniure grapes, that neglec ed
colds do unspeakaole injury, aud that
no better remedy can DO secured than
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

's,slding's slu., .,suis furaisars
ovs. srpckery. an ornamental work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

L Leghorns, White Cochius PENS: No, /,
50; No. 3 $50 per rs; Toulouse Geese, eggs,
Sl.5U; eggs, $3.50. Correspondence n pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Rest stock IN the stste.
g.. NJ. bNERLEE~E, Dallas. janlS-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

NOR SALE-ONE COUNTER, SHELV-
l. ing. screens and ice-hoX for saloon;
good as new. Apply toSBirsOE& HUFFMAN,
73l Elm street. maIg-H
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Address all information Ia
j. u. Arm NM MINI Of nnIlnn nnlI .

10. A2NlLD, CGlef OF Police, Dallas.
\ OTICt % CITY TAX.PAl FR ---UTTY
~ HHll, oiiic. of Assessor and Colpciot
Dallas, Tex 8, February %, lSS5.-The Board
0i a ppe Is will convene vt the City Hail on
Monday, the 2nd ia of March, lSN5, and viii
continue IN session until all appeals have
netr heard Parties feeling themselves ng-
griCVsj are hereby not tipd to appear before
sdd Board, ms u cir decision shalt be final
j. C. HlnEL, AS~e Snr aud Collector
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> eeLh ne orIent pearls, lad In oushIons o

rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bcstows
These are charms to win hearts when AL
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without 5000
DONTS aid.
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n Office THIS Is TO GIVE NortCE
- TIA on the % h of February. 1855 n n.
bol, ing " Co, uude u d . OF genera assign.
mention benefit Of their creditor, and thnl /
am appointed assignee under said deed.
IllnIA-Nn ". MCCLELLAN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

L,OR iSENT-TnE So V1l.UFFICE AD.
II Joining the entrance of ,,rand- windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location In the Guy
fora rallrCad icket Office having an en-
trance INTO rotunda OF hotel Apply ut Ollie,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

VIII serve q limited number of mares for
twenty. nve (SN dollars for he season. pay
able nt time uf service, ut Huly a Conuau's
stable, corner Elm and Live Oak streets,
Dallas, Te MS. wares sent from "A ulrt0utc
will have tue best OF cnra
GEORGE r.. KING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

EUN SALt--Wl. ANE OrtERlNG EX-
Il ira bargains in Main, Elm and COM
and improved. Apply 10 SIMPSON Il HUFF
MAN,7M Film street m trl-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

w ANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN Tol
w sell our new goods; only small Sanitav,
needed. Call on j. W. STRONG 4 Co, NJ III
Main street feb3sun. 10 ~ III
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INUk SALE--A ,OD LUNCH AND CUN-
/ lectlonery stan {, with building oppOs-
ite the Union Depot Ca on -. Friedman,
Proprietor. mari-it
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EUR SALE OR ENDHANGn--W hat
II will you trade for LOO acres of land In
Falls county. N two mites OF Reagan ON the
Waco Tap railroad? Tnis Is the best OF
Brazos iltom land; mo rs timber; would
mas an excellent cotton plantation or pas
turc. For sale ch ap or cash, o viii ex-
fhange for farm, improved 81 y property or
merchandise. Apply To sElrsON ~ HuyF-
man 15l Elm street, narl.tf
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LUR SALE-F URrEEN ii Ca GRADE
4 Du ham bulls, one year old: good colors
and In hne condition, n. G.. KN1Gnr, our
miles north OF city. narl0.A
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LOE sALl-SALOON on ELM STREET.,
Il near Union Depot. Inquire st Q T.
saloon mari-5t
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WANrsp.

w ANTED-To RENT oUT-rHR pFS71
W opening for gents FURNISHING hasSsi
in the city; nice room, with large 1in5oste
tunity for any one wishing to start in gbl 'l,
ness. Apply to OLIVER BROS III M NHsi,
street. MAJ y,
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IOR SALE-A PLEASA NrLN LOCATED
4 resi- fence; will sell furniture with home
and make terms cay. Apply as 753 Ross
avenue. mari-7t
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DUN eALN-U VIZ INIFNE IT N UNEl
J. of the best paying drug stores iu sui.
phur Springs; satisfactory reasons for selling
For particulars, address b. A. ROBERTSON,
sulphur Springs, Texas. febBti
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EOR SALE-DNE WARDROBE, ONE
L desK, one sewing y ne inc and sun
dries Call at Il. SN gers, Ery,Y and Cadiz
streets. between , aud p. M. .1nday aud
luesdav. mar92L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

EUR SALli-AN ELEG .Nr AcsIDENCE
L. Of r0oUs, halls, close and verandas,
well and ci tom; one of tbs most desirable
location in the Oty-a5 ROSS avenue. In.
quhe ON the premises, or TO ABRAHAN
& ourEt, Dallas. leh.0i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

EOR RENI-BN ruE \ EAR uNLY, tbs
i large windows, iiX2', surrounding the
Office Of the Grand-W indsur Hotel unoe IN
the rOtunda OF the hotel, Apply at office.
This Is without doubt the best advertising
space in this city, as u /, IN sight day and
ulght all the ycnr round, teh3N-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

w GOOD PANTAT00NI
w maker ard one good vest maker AZ
ply to Heninger Bros, Gainesville. Tevosap'
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EOR RtNr-rttRtE STuWES UNDER
4 the Grand. Windsor Hotel, suitable 10y
aim " nnY nnntorl hnNlnn.s. ieb26f
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w ANIEp A. WHITE WOMAN A
w laundress In a private family AnnSss
to MRS. II. ". ToMPKINs 92l YounS sb "a J.
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LOk SALk-tukD AMI ~ruNE WOOD
4 IN any quantity and best quality; over
2UlO cords on hand. Also, wanted go buy cot
Ton seed and seed cotton at highest liarkG,
price. A, uYsrLRWArW. scl1-u
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EOR RENr-fHEBWCK STIKE-ROQAi
i including bedrooms above, situated w
90 Pacific avenue. Apply JonN bRoWns,
tNu. Olehnde, street. iehlI'lm
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w TEXAS MUTU4I,ET.
w dowmeut Association viii give good ana
profitable employment 20 experienced insur.
anCe solicitors. Address A, NJ. HALL. Senra.
tArY. 70 Min street. nnllns. Taxas ~.
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EuR RrNI-THE B ICK STORE.ROQM
No. oh and 8l6 Elm street, now occurlea
by Randall Rrus pnssessl uuiven March,
feblI I'm
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LUR SALE ON kENr--l WILL SELL OR
Il rent the store house IN Re oak ON Dal.
las and WRNahnchir roui, SO miles from
WaXUh0che, formerly occupied 10y j. y.
Daniel. The house rs new, built las year
and fine ira ing point, being surrounded
b, a good country an Tricky settled. Ap.
p y Ia JOHN & GlBBoNs, administrator Of
Daniels estnte, Red unk Na7.lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA?

Among tho many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia or indigestion,
the most prominent are: Va
riable appetite; faint, t,gnawing
feeling at pit OF tho stomach,
with unsatisfled craving for
food; heartburn, feeling OF
weight and wind in tho stom-
ach, bad breath, bad tasto in
the mouth, low spirits, general
prostpatlon, headache, and
constipation. There Is no form
ofdlsease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and mono so pecul-
lar to the hlgh-llvlng and rap
id-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
Dyspepsia; also, bad air, ETC..
BURD0CK BLOOD
BITTERS, will cure the worst
case, by regulating the bowels
and toning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.



A Batch OF Neway Notes from Our East
End Correspondent,
Pat Rooney Ia billed for Dec, 2ith, and
Buffalo Bill Dec, 25th,
Prof, W. IL, Beltz Ia about to organize
o class In penmanshlp.
The jolly PathAnders NJ the Opera
House on Nov 10th. Let there be a full
house.
Measra. Coulter and BrOslua have been
attending court NJ Canton most Of tho
past week.
Frank Atkins, our popular young bar.
ber, took In the race at the Rink Ven.
dome last evening.
j. W, Carlisle Il Co, have succeeded
d. =. Bullock In the grocery business nc
this place, Mr., Carlisle 10 from Trout
vile, Pa.
n. Horton, an old resident, passed In
his checks, and has gone whore there
IL rest for the weary, He had been sick
for some time,
The grocery houses run by "Dlck"
Teeters ana Frank Gaskell are again at
war, and the price Of groceries arc near
ly down TO zero,
The Canton Roller now has u corre-
apOndent here who dishes up the rink
news, We acknowledge the receipt OF o
couple OF copies OF tho paper.
The election OF 0, NJ. CoxNn as Justice
Of the Pence In the Republican strong
hold OF Stark county, Lexington town
ehip, Ia still the talk Of the town.
The Alliance Singing Society is one OF
seven scattered over Northern Ohio,
which takes part In the grand Mualcal
Featiyal which beglna next Monday NJ
Cleveland, Alliance con boast OF some
llno singers. ...... ..
Several young ladies pOraded Linden
| Avenue In masculine clothing last Fri
day evening, They were recogpi2ld,
hut we forbear giving the names this
time. 30 more careful In the future,
girls, your regulations are NJ stake,
Bob Campbell and John W. Fife got
into nm alteration with Morg Arder-
eon, clerk OF tho Arlington, u few dayg
since, Fife was arrested aud lined
1910, aud Anderson 5000. Campbell
skipped and haa not been heard fTom.
Campbell haa the reputation OF being y
notorious horae.thief, and ls now under
Indictment, and out on $4,000 bail for
stealing two hOfaea In C0lumblana
county Il few nionthaago, lie ~ thought
to be tho man who has stolen thirty two
hOrees from Wayne township, C0lumbi-
ANA county, within tho last fow years,
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The silver question Ia the great. Issue
OF the day and President Cleyeland's nd
mlniatration will, In great measure,
be judged by the stand he takes In the
matter, The dllllcultles that have been
met In trying to force the Bland dollar
into circulation show that the Bland bill
has 0utllyPd lta usefulness. The vaults
of the United States Treasury are now
filled to oyerllOwlng with the p0nderoua
metal and the coinage still c0ntinu 3
and must continue until the bill Ia re
peaed. The value Of the Bland dollar
varies with the quotation Of the London
silver market, from eighiy'one TO eighty
niue cents, AT present the value IL
about eighty three cents, France IL also
having trcuCle with the silver coinage,
her trouble being caused by the vast
amount Of the silver coin Of Belgium
held by the mOneyed institutions, In
our own country the friends and 0ppn
nents Of silver seem equally determin d.
the one that coinage must stop and the
others that II shall 90 on, As silver IL
the protuct OF the country, its friends
assert that II should be used 10 the
greatest extent, The East Ia practically
unit In liz demands that the silver
bill shall be repealed and many OF the
metropolitan journals devote, day after
day, columns OF space TO the subject,
The bankers and lnancltrs also are
unanimous In their denunclation OF sill.
yer coinage, predicting financial diaster
IN the present course In persisted In, A
number Of prominent men, seeing the
determined stand that the friends and
fOea OF silver have taken, have come for
ward fs peacemakeTs, seeking to smooth
over the difficulties Of the situation,
Among these none Ia more prominent
than A j. Warner, OF Ohio, the author
OF what IL known aa the Warner Com
promise measure. This measure seeks
TO restrict the coinage Of silver and to
issue therefor silver certificates, for
which bullion purchased by the govern
ment and deposited In the treasury
vaults will be collateral, Warner has
been making Strenuous eif0sts curing
the summer 10 gain supporters to his
scheme aud whilst Others have been rus,
tlcatlng has visited many members OF
| Congress. A. j. Warner 10 a native OF
New York, having been born Ia Erie
county, January 18th, 1884. He received
his education at Belolt, Wisconsin, and
In the New York Central College, New
York. After graduating no made hle
way to Pennsylvania, where no was
principal OF the Lew lsl0n Academy aud
| Superintendent Of Public Schools OF
N Millln county. From 1856 TO 1851 he
was p,lucipal OF the Mercer Union
School lu 1861 he entered the army ~
captain Ia a Pennsylvania regiment and
was successiyely advanced to the rank
of lieutenant colonel, colonel and breyet
brlgadler general, Ile served through
the war, participated In number OF on
gngomenta, was wounded NJ Antietam
and was hOnorably discharged. After
the close Il the war he took up the study
of the law and was admitted TO the bal
| In 1865 He was sent to the F0rty'slNtl
ard Forty eight Congresses. He resides
at Marietta, Ohio.
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Of way, but has since repudiated his sig,
nature to the deed, and Ia now lighting
the railroad aud Its switch In the courts.
The railroad, however, Ia In possession,
and thus has nine points OF the game.
THE NEW VALLEY ROUTE.
II Ia expected that the Valley road
will place sleeper for Washington and
Baltimore on one of the trains NOyem
Der 18th, when the railroads generally
will change their time for the winter.
The arrangements have not been per-
fected, but that understanding has been
reached, The train will leave Cleveland
about o'clock In the afternoon, and
arrive In Baltimore about / 80 or 2 the
following day. A conference between
the Valley officials and Vice President
King will be held within few days TO
complete the arrangement. As soon 40
the b u o., terminal IL established al
Philadelphia, which will be within q
few months, the Cleveland train will
run 10 that city ard ultimately to
New York, when the b, Il o., effects an
entrance there, This will give Canton
another through line to all important
Eastern points, There have been ru'
mOrs Of this connection several times,
but they have never been 40 near com
pletion AZ at present, Unless the unex'
pected occurs, the first through train
for Washington and Baltimore via the
Valley AMI b % 0, route viii leave Cleve-
land a week from next Monday.
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Erected In Honor Oi His patilo tlSm,
yalOr aud Ability,

The granite bass IL yet unmarked by
an inscription OF any sort, and the ylG-
l,or must inquire II he would know
whom the hOrseman was intended to
represent.
TARDY HoNoRs.
General Greene was entitled to more
speedy recognition Of his services than
the slow erection OF this monument
Az u Revolutionary leader no was second
only TO Washington, and as q military
genius he was his equal, The testi
mOny OF the British commanders on.
tablish this fact, Lord CORVALLIS Ia
quoted ~ saying:
Greene IA as dangerous as Washing.
ton. He Ia Vlgllant, enterprlsing ard
full OF resources, | never feel 49,
cure when encamped In his neighbor'
hood"
Tarlton, who had strong reasons for
knowing him, IL reported TO have pro.
n0nrced him, on q public occasion, aa
"the most able and accomplished com.
mander that the Americans had pro.
duced."
The chiyalrlc Do 10 Luzerne, the Min.
later OF France, who, aa a Knight Of
Malta, was competent Judge Of mill.
tary merit, said Of General Greene
"Other Generals apbdne their enemies
by the means with which their country
furnishes them, but Greene subdues hle
enemies by his own means. He com.
menced without an army, provisions, OF
military stores. He c0nquers by magic,
History furnishes no parallel to this"
At the close OF the Revolution this
able General was handsomely remem'
bered by three States. South Carolina
presented him with an estate valued NJ
$4,000, North Carolina donated 2500C
acres OF land, which IL now included IN
the State OF Tennessee, aud GeorgIa
gave him 0neh half OF Cumberland Island
ono OF the magnificent sea Islands which
hug the coast from the Florida Keys ~
far north AZ Charleston.
Greene settled down on this planta,
tl0n and died OF sunstroke u few years
later, Strange 10 say, the burial place
OF this iilnatri0us general, without
whose skill aud courage the American
arma could not have trlumphed, IN 10
day unknown. Hls remains rest some
where on the Island, but thoughtlesl
survivors failed ~ mark his grave, II Il
upon this plantation, donated by u loy
Ing people 10 an illustrl0us leader tha
Andrew Carnegie, the pltteburg iron
master, IN building hls million'dollal
| manalon
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only step.

when catarrh has progressed 10 q Ger.
tain extent, II IL only step TO that ter.
rlbly fatal disease, consumption. II you
have catarrh, even slightly, II Ia u tor.
rible mistake to allow II TO continue ite
course unchecked, II you will only
read, you will and concualvo reasons
why you should take llOod'a SarsOparilla
for catarth, In tho statements OF many
people who have been completely cured
Of this disease In its most severe forms
Send for book containing abundant
evidence, TO Q, |. Hood n Co,, proprlo
tora Of llOod'e Sarsaparilla, Lowell
Mnaa,