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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
BELlGERENT COMMUNISTS.
sanguInary Encounter Bstweon French Po.
lice and Communists at Pero Ia Ohalsa.

sanguInary Encounter Bstweon French Po-
Iica and Communists nj Perc Ia Ohnlss.
PARIS, May 25.-Yestorday being the
day set apart for the annual visit TO tho
burial places OF the dead, there was an
unusually large number OF persons at
Perc Ia Chalsc. The visitors were as or.
derly as the place aud purpose Of their
visit demanded, until demonstration
was made by anarchists over one of thoIr
dead. This was followed by tho appear.
ance Of body Of Communists,
carrying red flags. The police attempted
10 seize the nags, but wero resisted
stoutly by the Communists, after which
a fight cnsucd The police charged the
crowd with bayonels, aud tho rioters 70.
tallated by firing tholr reyoycrs al tho
police. Several times the police charged
before they were able 10 break the solid
mass Of men, women aud children con.
fronting them. Finally the onslaughts
Of tho police could no longer
be withstood, and the crowd fell back
Men, women aud little children were ~.
Ing here and there upon the ground,
some OF them frlghuully hacked and
pierced with bayonets, while many OF the
police were found 10 have been shot,
some Of them seriously, aud IN two OF
three cases, fatally. Forty OF the Com.
mgnisls were arrested snd the wounded
conveyed TO hospitals.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
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FU thp tluH wltiuui fuuth 10 fupuiipu iils
uurui in NnH f. NHn Thought
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30
a stoye reward asod to,ernmsn,.

NKw ORLEANS, La, May "a. --For some
time past there has boon much popular
feeling on the subject Of elections aud
local government here, and II has been
known that a movement was on foot 10
organize committee Of 100 citizens, ro-
garilless Of politics, similar TO tho com
mittee in Philadelphia, TO secure purity
IN elections and goed local goyerume Mt.
The work has been going on secretly, and
the committee was finally organized yes.
terday, when II issued q declaration Of
principles. This proclamation declares
that the time has come for q thorough 70.
form In the municipal government Of
New Orleans and that no Office should bo
conferred a. reward for patty services.
The association declares lis purposes 70
be the maintenance Of the purity Of the
ballot; the nomination and election Of
the proper candidates for oflcci tho
prosecution Of those guilty n election
frauds. The proclamation IA signed by
100 citizens Including The bes, merchants,
bankers, capitalists, manufacturers, law
yefs and others of this city.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

Tucson, ARIz., May 2t.--A passenger,
Just arrived from Georgetown, reports
that the Apaches killed a man IN Bul.
lard's mine camp, eighty miles north Of
Sioux City. Adylccs from Latdsburg
state that Captain Lee, who IL 10 pursuit
OF the Indians, was obliged to remain
two days at Canada Ranch, owing 10 the
scarcity OF rations. Captain Picrce's
company left Gilla yesterday morning
for Mule Springs. His train consists OF
1872 mules, carrying provisions for thirty.
Two men, but the cavalry are short Of
supplies. The news reached hero yes.
teIday that the Indians were seen bo-
tween Carlisle and Silver City, going
south.
TucsoS, A. T., May 2t.--A special from
Silver City says courier arrived from
white House with dispatch from Captain
Oyerton and also brought tho following
letters
hIuA. May 2i.--I know positively that eigh,
men were kiileq by tile Indians. They VIII
likely give this valley aud san Francisco an.
other call and 20 down 70 CLAP.
lsiRnedl JuLKs MILLER.
The courier confirms the nows OF tho
killing Of Afr. Lues and his companion,
Calvin Orwig. Captain Oyerton writes
"The Indians are now al Devils Park,
twenty miles from Alma. The Indians
were heading for Warm Springs. They
Will probably 90 by Cooks Canyon trail"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

mem, aud, arn.la-srp, s,,,s
pS,ss ana ssF,ll A~sv h',nnue 'e''
ins ,n tbs cle-fsshisn.d W. a"u ~'
Ia. "nsrs The mstter win the girls 81
vo., sscn me Question which m,
men have bssn ssklns than
~ ioi scne time past. A caxrs@,
~ oionoe, who is Il pupil In the No.
@ scnooi, laughed msrrilv VIZ,
s1suIsuosed upon tina subject.
lever saw scy hiag ike tn oh,
lsined. "fhe modus onsrsnS, =
10 u. the same in all casss. A ron, =
iauy sees smother IN the eollss.. a,,,s
nnom she falls honslss.lv An, ava
.ss'ihkiy IN love. She soon cs.ics :.
senu 'oe object ~ her admirat,an -
n.ss OF raess, scented notes a lad yi,t
.se most endsaring expressio,~ 80
so s, suffer than y young mar ia Low,
Are there many sueh csssS 81 In.
CURED the reporter. IN
Doxensof them, and tho nunhar 4,
,ncreAsing every day. Tina yonn.
iaoy N love endesvors tn jnirs;a -
s,ous u 1ns IN speech, dress and SO,
d. .Ua vince Soauel Is over they wsp.
nn,, Va .oss|hsr aud sse iaseparahls
,h ui " vs. inns to retire a. night. Evsp
.aen ,ney 'omeimes ramsin az each
nuuses 40 "a Roy TO lose a mo
nsnt OF eaes others company, / fssp
II ms is eontinued, the supply OF Old
Eaios VIII soon excssd ia az al Mass.
ssusetss, and tbo young men win h,
oi,vsn TO Montana to iook for v,iv.v !,
'-lshicsKo Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
ar, An Love with Girl

Close obseiv rs IN the vicinity OF inc
lew York Nrrmsl college have nos
Need with much amusement tho o.
Ien.aslous affection which somo OF the
fair students seemed 10 entertaia for
Vhsir equally fair sompsnions' 40
eerdiug to the runors which have
IAN sprend, y yuung man, no matter
NV handsnino or s'ylish, has no
SSov AZ ali If Winning q normal
SoSool sirl wbils he has female r.
IN. yne yoaug In iles,in other words
SSSson,ssntly ialling In love with one
0Sotlef, and II has res cheu sne VI.
S1onrionr OF On epidemic WITHIN tne
oIoaslc ealis. 49,.
The N rnlel college occupies the
2n6pare hstwecn SiAy-elSnh ano
Mr.x.ninsh streets and Fourth anu
fSxin, sun avenues. II has an attend
'6Sco of / e0D pupils, among WHOM are ~
To,,np 4oiay, lnomb re Of sjins OF sno
XSSdinE families ia the city. hacn aay
,VSsn .,,a nssesnblsgs OF b..uty 'rlpa
swn M. broad steps into Fourth ave.
: 80. uusepe of euecep,ioie Nounk nv.
G1Snd uro., the sidewalk, holding mel
~ headed oanss IL tnele mouts'
y iooking unusssraule sh'nss ~ Wv
- sSsir sdmiriBg slanees are neve !.
Ins1s to Gif|s sssRe s''ev :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
HSheThi uSIcnahl
Maxeys, Ga, June %, 1885.
Es3PTeparing to Encounter Disease

| Tho prevalence of malarial disos
dora being dependent upon vitiated
conditions OF atmosphere and water is
In certain regions, Of course, inevlta.
BILE. The grand question, therefore
presonts ilself IN every resident of d
fever stricken locality is: "What
means shall l adopt to escape tht
dreaded scourgs7' For third OF Il
century Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters
has been the embodied answer 60 this
question. In tblckly populated ano
spsrssly settled districts al re, IN town
aud in country, 1t has afforded con-
slant protection against mslarial in
festion 10 those who have used It.. /
eradicates and prevents with equal
certainty, fever and ague, bilious, re
mittent, dumb sgue and ague cake, and
utilities also the perDicious after Of
fecis Of using persistently tho hurtful
alka;pId su phate OF quinine. 1t also
remedies, with thoroughness, dyspep-
sis, liver complaint, constipation, de-
bility amp rheumatism.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
A raith-Carsd Your.

Four persons slaifs to hav0 been
sared OF sickness by tie isith remedy
ct . meeting held In the Thirty .
seventh street Baptist church, La W
reHssvilla. saturday aiitrnoon. The
Rev. W. X. Brown, who was isstru-
mental in " Morgau's cure on the
South Side, riudueted the meeting
Abeut feits pcrsOna wore preseRt, vi
most all !. nlalss. ALI were prayins
people Tho lanes Of eight persona
olsifaing 20 he s.eS or infifm in one
way or asorhes, were given out to the
Neeilng, and me persons were prayed
for, Rev. Brown beng the gsseral in
struv.or. Altar the inyocarioas had
ceased sna The mestiRg Dispersed,
four OF thu eight persoas prayed for
declared themselves "osrec." fAeir
naMes ara: Misa MoD.go merry, Mrs.
Mary Wymor, Forty fourth atrset /;
Mr.. Wilhsma, pgirty-thiri street, and
. y0nag sian aansd Harris. Tho
other iOar are yet 20 bear from.
On Sunday evening" " reporter Wis
ited tho church aud saw the Our al
Log ed csses Of fsith-csre. Misc Mont
4eRery, quits aR amsi0!e LADY OF ehid-
die ayr, wss poiosed ont BY Rsv.
DrowS.
NThi. ID reporter, Slater Monsgoa-
cry; do yoe esra sboat telling .ha
publio what Goa kas done for you"
Miss Montgomery flushed ana kesi-
tated. ~ don't want my nsne ussd,"
she SAID.
"Bst wsro yoa sprsd yesterday at
The prAyer.meetinET asked the re-
porter.
"Well, feel much better ts-dsy,"s she
replica.
are,n sale Rev. hr0sn.
InquiYies sncwed .ast Aiss Mont
geometry has beer "silint" for = year,
aougn sblo TO walk about. Some onV
roNark,d, In whisper, "why, she
looks tbe sane 81 she ever did" To
ne the word IL khs Rev. Mr.. Palmer,
mas yCr OF too egurcb, "tho whole OF
10 cases ~ r. ut li'sls ixpsrtan .. All
have Osen shln ~ follow their daily
duties III work"
me Ray, n. Brown ended his se-
1iee Of meetinsa In the Thirty -hovenih
otroet chsreh last evening. After de-
NvertnR few pa ting remsrks, tn-
tonded to DO pathetic, he requested his
hoarers ~ gipg "The Sweet Bye and
3ys.n and remarked that IL would be
Opportsse $50 shske hands with all
VreasAt." AS Rev. Brown went among
He audience Rev. Ar. Palmer ndmoh-
ishsd ihsm to give Brother Brown Z
hearty G-esp, and casually iniimaStd
0hAt she reverena gentleman wosld
~ objsos 10 any little "eesripg tssi
might b. put lnts his hana !" several
eoins wore placed IN his hanss.-lfitls'
burg oul.,.t1.r'sl 0a2stte.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
4 Bride OF Eishty Wants n Divsrss

Last spring Mrs.. Charlotte IL. Csn
HELD, OF sirininghsm. Connsotisut. =
widow Of so, married Harry Baldwin,
g young man Of % Shs had eon,ider
aoie property, which Baldwin drew
upon quits literally. The old lady did
not object until sic bScsme sus s.elous
shat he hsd an O. for younger womsr.
thea sha drow her purse-s,rjnrs.
ana three months ago applied
Tor disOros. Harry promised
Information, ard shs Withdrew the
salt, brt about that time she
cesIsd her n,ob4rty 20 her pisos, Far
ale IL. Ovens, OF Usmbridgspart, Mas
aacSusstte. The husband prosssle,i
ths5 tbs OLD lsFy WAN meneslly ineom
pstenE 10 diap ss Of her pronertv, and
Up lea Tor soessrvStor. The eaurt
granted ono, and if mentsl unsnund-
msss csn ss proved he will win a suit
he sas brosghi in thu courts 10 re-
ssver the property conveyed 10 the
nisoe. IL ia reported than the OLD LADY
has no resolleosion Of the transaction
- nsrtford Special.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27


rusats from Isvss nsnss On The Js,sev
ossss- wealth fron snal serir,
hinge.
Fifty thousand people mako q larss
nnmsr crowd Ia Atlantic City, or In
almost any other place, for that mat.
~. The emily Aoiat in tho above oh.
pervst;on 10 to draw more poiu,edlx
~ comparison bstween tho Atlantic
city Of To-day aad what 1t VAS in 1850
II conversation with q proninep,
Philadelphia nationsi bank pre.,.
dent and railway director, who
anasEed his wealth by wise inyes,.
nsnis and promising speculations,
10 casually remarked: "Talrsy-thra.
years ago l first heard Of what vs.
0en cecmec y ohioaer Q Il project. tina
huitdlng ofa rsilrosa from Pb,la6el-
vhia TO tho ses. A route survey bSa
alrs acy hsen commsacad and the an
fneers wefe az york. put my horsa
70 q carriage aud went dosn 10 lha ID
Star hotei, on Deck street, opDosits
TIE exchange, where found Charley
Bender, tba prOpristor, and inviteS,
him To- join ana In drive. Ns
crossed 80 Csadea, and the frat dnv
dinsd ~ WiQsiuw with an old
friend, Hon. R. A. Hay, who had inst
served one terra 10 G 5ngfees and d.
ella Ell there was lo5 enough money m
accept le.olestiop. The next day wa
reached Abescum, where We Hired a
Waterman otsse ~ over 10 Absscon
Beach. I5 wss rough looking place.
the ssnn mills or drifts being covered
with ooarse. siunisd grs.s, mixed with
briafe. Only two boarding -souses
were visible, one called Bedlos's aud
another belonging 10 Mr.. McCleese.
A Mr.. Leeds tffer,d TO sell us a
tract of the must valsabe land.
about 400 acres, for $3.50 ppr
acre. The most Of 1t Ia now worth 50
per foot. The old man fidieuled The
idea ot o rsilKoso aven being con-
Htruoled 2erusH the meadows ana wau
williRg t@ SEE. l hac $1,000 in my
pock6t $40 IS anxious To buy, but
Charley Ben vas taken sick and
nAu 70 1899 home before we con
ciu0eC the ~ .sa. The same night
We started aee railroad survey was
completed srd Ihe s8pstruesion of thu
railroad SHORTLY WI b,gua. We bad
9 very nariins escspe nom WAKING
y200,0o0 each
ibis III c. no Instance OF many
loItunes m' 90. 4 ssor9 of people
nave accum 'ofiuses out OF A.
lantic City .Ai barns. TITS most
notable OF 2HitdEots ars of Ry.
Thomas SHyorsign, who, from sn in
vestmeht o. 1900 made at least S50, GOO:
r..l,s u n Al
an investment OF $4,000 in the "Surf
House Prcnefty,"iess than decade
ago, have alresdy CLEARED $4,000, with
. fortune Of the land still In their
possession.
James v. Lsff fry, ths founder of
South AtlantIc City, launched boldly
into thst speculation 4 hsi' dozen
years siuoo with less ,hsu 81 900 OF his
own. To teo years he had clesred
$4,000 ar gAs Oh thu bign road 20
1mmtnSe salth when less fortunate
speculate m caused kim 10 turn his at
tentions 10 Other fields.
Asyndisste Of Philadelphia physi-
clans wect into the Long Beach pro.
1eet Six or seven years ago, aud on Of
this nun beris authority for the state
Ment that siGee their original invest
Ment jabd has increaTed ia value 800
Per cont. In single Investment Ia
DrjGantino BeSch sand, Congrsss0iaR
Hammer probably cl. area mora than
several gears OF hia & ugressionsi
salary amounts to- PnilGdelpais
Times,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

DR.. NJ. III. II nsdale, Ksnawss, III.
advises US OF rem arkable cure OF con
sumption He says: "a neighpor'
wife ives attacked with violent I'm.
disease, aud pronounced beyond bel
from quick consumption. As n las
rs'ort The family WAS persuaded to W,
Or. WIN. Halls Bslssm for tho lungs
10 the astonishment OF Sill, by the thu
sbo had used one-half d zen bottle
sho was about the house doing her owl
work. 1 saw her a. her worst, and ha,
no idGn che could recover"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
WAaB's WOle.
His Desperate Struggle ssl Wow |,
Ended.


0gs Of our neishborr, Mr.. Ward, liz
surrounded with such peculiarly inter-
esting circumstances that We think it
our outy 70 hay the ssss before The
public.
The person spoken of has been suf-
fering with dreadful case OF active
blood poisoning Tor syphiiis) for IL OF
IA yesre, Curing which TIME he had
tried ell known remedies, which
ssrved only 10 pasch him up and Leep
life in him. He fuslly came to bs ons
of the most losthsome objects Of hu-
msnity imsyineaole, and Mis- appear.
anoe was eotusliy n sickenins sight,
He chsnood to sec an advertisement Of
3. B, b., and seui us 81, asking us IL
order ooe bottle, which ws DID (,be
medicine wal not kept here them. He
soon requested Va to order more OF II
tor him, saying that it was doing him
moro good than suy remedy he had
tried. He continued the use OF 1t fol
some tiMe, AID improving very rap
idly all the time, until every sore had
healed, aud No seemed entirely cured
| Very respectfully,
w. 9. BICHMORE g. 90,
! General Merchants.
Maxeys, Ga, June %, 1885.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
Good Result, in Every Case.

d. A, Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer OF Chattanooga, Tonuesse
writes that he was seriously afflicted
with q severe cold that settled on his
lungs; had tried many remedies with
out beuefit. Being Induced 20 try Dr.,
Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, did so and wss entirely cured by
the use Of a lew bottles. since which
time he hss used It In his family for
all coughs and colds with bssS resulta,
Thi. is the experience OF thousands
whose lives have been saved by this
Woa10riul Discovery.
Trial bottles free at w. II. Howell Il
Bros drua store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
an Fad to Rnnn soran,nx

Edward SnepnerS, OF HsrEisbnfg.
liliaois, says: "Havihg Tecaly d 50
much berefit from Electric Buffers, /
lesi h iny DUTY o lot suffering humsr
ity know II, Have had running sore
on my ley 'or eight years; my doctors
lold mo would have TO have toe bon,
sersped %: leg amputatsd. Iusad, in
& esd, three bottles os Electric Bittere
an0 seven bcxes OF Buekien's Arnict
selve.; ana my leg liz COW sound ana
we'll"
Electric Bitlers arc sold at so cents
d bottle and B0cslen's Arnica Salyt
% % esnt0 per box by W. H. Howell
IL Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

Psiokly ash Bitters ia an unfailin,
specific for all complaints arieinl
from y arrangement VI the functions
of the liver. 1t purifies the blood ant
infuses new LIE into the invalid. Pain
IN tho sldo, general unes inoss, los
NJ appetite, headache, bilious sttncks
ETC., etc., are sure Indications that
corrective ia needed. Prickly IA,
Bitteis is especially adapted for thss
complaints, IL arouses torpid live
20 action ard restores II TO u healthy
condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
ne es.as Scatter. n.,..s,.

n's~cs,is On - ser.fnlx. yhsams-
s, ~ lie seeing. smut, goi re, con
uup,iors h'enral,is, nsryoes g. billy
nAsfiA And ali The tiisssses OF \ Yin,
ureu azure sr'siuc from IN imon-a
eoeei,'9n Of thu Aiaod. Alter nbvss~
v ,as NV tsl,sd 10 ews. a riura 80
80 o. n'slaN'fs soon. 10 Fee sucs .
Sso ehsnge . 10 give rev hons
ava ne. Read this letter:
a iaNe neon great sufferer w.iA in
IN 1ieNrt rheuGstis Tor tbs isst 10
nonths was induesd 10 nv yonr
nepsrsnnn, Rossaslis, and have
oeth sfeAtiy ssaciisted Nv baud !
sho ieet are siA enlargs d, but l trsl
~ tnuch eeltsr that I want IN continns
taking tie Rosadelis. ~
Mas. ~. Y. DANCE.
Rahohulh, Va,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

Ladies' ehould reflsct well hefor,
using any preparation that IL applied
70 80 aelioste q surface ss the skin
Any cosmetic viii at fret impsrt ,
Identifying eHect and not spparenll,
ipJur the skiu, but IN a very shor'
time little blotches and diicolorstion,
appear on the f,ca which conciuslvoly
SHOW the poisanus drugs ia their com.
position, IL can DO safely said that
more than two-thirds OF the fses
powders contain these injurious In.
gredieuts. PozzoDi's madieated com.
plexion powder Is nos only absolutely
Tree from al feleteri,us matter, b1,
hs principal ingredient is 80 actly,
curative tor all diseases of the skin
u has stood the test of years. Sud BY
all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

One of the nestost, nobbiast ant
coolest resorts in tho city is the elu
CANT eeioon Of Messrp. Pnrdy d. Rsa
dsll, on the northeast corner Of Mali
and Austin streets. The purest brandl
Of whirkies, wines, branches, etc., aut
The choicest lots OF imported and do
mestic cigars era only kept. The cho,
counter is always supplied with tn,
freshest and choicest delicacies OF the
season. The billiard tables are tn,
tinost In the city. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

Over 1000 600 boxes OF Ackor's Dye
pepsia Tablets sold IN the paat 1.
months, pnrsly upon their merits
Why suffer with chronic constellation
dbsp psia, sour stomach, eick head
ache, near burn, and female troubles,
when w. II. Howell & Bros, druggisi ~
Her you relief and positive cure IN tnt
Dyspepsia Tablets. They sell them on
"a glAI AntSN.
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You are allowed q free trial of x
days OF tho use at DIR. Dyes Celebrated
VOltaIo Belt with Electrical Suspense
~ appliances, for the speedy reliei and
permanent cure OF Nervous De-
bility, Loss Of Vitality aud Man
hood, and all kindred troublee. Also
Tor many other diseases. Complete
res toration to health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk isineurreo
Illustrated pamphlet with full infor
nation, terms, etc., mailed free by sd
dressing voitsic Belt company, Mar
ahall, Michigan.
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Ass. ~. Y. DANCE.
Rahohuih, Va,
Cure for tha pnn.

Vaso Tor the Piles.
rnes ere frequently preceded hy A
seose OF weight ia tRs hack, loins and
lower part D. the Aodcmea, causing
the psIlsnt 10 suppose that ha has
tolne sh7ct,0n az the kignavs o.
aeisae9fine orEsns. Az times, swung.
H.os OF Indigestion ave present, iAtu-
a my, uhessi0ees az the stomach, o. q.
= noistursi Ike Dsrspirston, pre-
dNeins very disaaresahla isnhiu,.
altoi getting wsrm, Is : en,nmon M
ssndan', BLIND, Bleedius ana ltahinp
Ftiss weld &C once ~ she applicatinp
on Dr. EoSelskn's Plls Remedy, wbieh
acts directly upon the parts sffacted
Absorbing tna Tumors, allsying the
Intense itehing, and affecting norma
rent care, Prizes, 80 cents. address,.
me Or. bosspko Mociiciaa Company,
tique, onio' Sold by Sll druggists,
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While money is close, wages sno
prices low, Expenses should he GU
down 10. every household. Eocnom,
tho watch word for Mothers. Head OF
Doctors biIls by always keeping In tn,
house a bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Cougl
aud Lung Syrup. STOPS Cough IN
stanly, relieyes Consumption, curt,
Group and pain in the Chest in ou,
night. II is just tho remedy for hare
times. Price 30 cents, and 81. Sam
plea Tree. Sold by all druggists.
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w. II. Howell q Bros, druggists,
wish 10 make an assertion, which they
can back with positive guarantee. IL
Ia oil about Acker's Blood Elixir,
They claim for II superior merits over
all othor remedies OF its kind, aud
guarantee Tor IL positive and sure
cure for rheumatism, Syphilis, and al
blood disorders. H. frees tho akin from
spots and disease, and leaves the CON-
ploxion clear. AJAX tbem about u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27

w. II. Howell & Bros, druggists
wish TO etate that they have at las
found an article they can sell on II
merits. IL Is with pleasure they guar
antee TO the public Aoker's Englisi
Remedy as q sure and never failiD,
cure Tor asthma, coughs, whoop,np
cough, Group, and all lung lronolss. i
Is the standard remedy for oonsulnp
.ioD., They have never found IL
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Thero are scores OF persons who q

There are scores OF persons who are
suffering from eomo forsi Of blood dis
order or ekin disease, tWch ~ lcro'.
uls, hollis, etc., eto. Ai,er q practical
test W. II. Howell 4 Bros, druggists,
assert tina. Acker's 4 lood, Elixir will
certainly euro all such diseases, In
cIuoiug syphilis and rhopmstism. II
is NOS q patent nostruin, but n sclen'
tifio preparation. They guarantee IT,