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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-07
Tn. Tsv Ra,Ioop.

Tho 1talian reporter OF the Nows
knowing tho anxiety OF little toddlers
70 lesrn tas secret Of the toy balloon
trade, yss.srday corraled an Italian
with his bunch Of gas bags on Eighth
eefesk end In half an hours talk, car
~ o. q W. musical Language Of
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Fnrmcrs AID NIechnn,ca.

Save money and Doctor bills. Re.
lieye your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by timely purchase of DR.. Bosanko's
Cough aud Lung Syrup, best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Bronchial elections. kelives Chill
dren of Group in one night, may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price 30
cents, and 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druupists,
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Our ladies footwear department is
tho most complete In the Nity, our
stock is completely graded, from a
good lov.pflced article, 10 the best In
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices are made to suit the
masses, nt Leon Kahn T.
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/ Our stock OF boots and shoes of gent

Our stock OF boots and shoes ofgent's,
ladies', misses, aud boys ohildren's
fall wear, Ia now COM
pletc. We have the bost and
largest stock over exhibited in Dallas
ana an lower prices, than good GUS
unl-ulsde eyei shld here heretofore.
Cali At the ola ruliable ehoe house of
Leon Kahn'aaud exsmins goods and
set prioes.
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$3.50 will get \ lldiss' genuine CuK
KID, hand-turn'bntton boots, at Loon
Kahn's.
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Having greatly reduced my stock Of
fine hats, will now sell the balance Of
stock regardless Of price. 1 need and
must have the room for O large stock
Of shoes. Call soon, and save moncv
before tho stock Is brokon up, at Leon
kahn's.
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a completo line OF school shoes for
boys ana girls, from the beat factories
at prices 10 suit tho tiuios at Leon
Kghn's.
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1886 will got you genuine mons
hand. sowod cali shoe, In button, lace
or gaiter. The easiest, host aud cheap.
est shoe In tho land for II money, at
Leon Knhu's,
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Slnker, Davis 81 Co., 407 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. have rything in the
line OF boiler 1lues, pstch bolts, boiler
rivets, steam pipe and fittings, and re-
pair ali kinds of machinery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-07

Catarrh cured, health and swee
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal in
jector Tree. Sold by j. l.. Williams d
Go,
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Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy, a positive
euro for caterrb, diphtherie and cank-
or mouth. Sold by J. l.. Williams 81
Co,
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Look out for our offerings of ,oas.
They arc coming, aud coming 10 stay,
at Weller's cesh grocery.
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Are you mado mis erable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Sniloh's Vital
izer Is a positive cure. Sold byJ L.,
Williams.
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Don't fail to telephone Boucho for
your ro"ories, crackers and canned
gootD, hams, teas, sugars, everything
In tho grocery line.
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Why pay 50 much for groceries,
canned goods aud spices. when you
can get them b cheap at Wellor's
cash grocery, corner Elm and HARDWOOD
strepts,
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Group, whooplng oougn and bron-
ich's Care. Soid ~ !. L wili2ms "a
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Get your flour, sugar, coffee, teas,
canned goods, at bedrock prices, ut
Weller's cash grocery, corner Har-
wood aad Elm streets.
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RAINS PASS DALLAs

TRAINS PASS DALLAS
~, 40, GOING EAsT.-T. q p. DEPOT.
NO. @2-St. Louis Express. -. $40 AN.
Leaves Union Depot .... 9:i0 A. n
No. lM-san Antonio Elk. arr. :. 10 $50 P. =.
no. Ml-New Orlean3 Passenger, $40 p. n.
NO. S0f leaves Union Depot -. $780, RI.
,,, GOING srsT-USIoN DEPOT.
no @,-galiiornia Express, arr. 8.l5 p. n,
fo sUsTOsiIcenia Express, I've. e:5 p. X.
No. 10y Local Passenger, ar. 80. /. :5oA.N \.
no. SmLoca Passenger, Tvs. 1910 p. II.
Leaves 7. h =. Depot l2.S p n
No. l11San Antonio Express, =
isevesT. 1. Depot. 5:55 AN
nos; Sla and sOi run between Fort Worth
connect at Fort Worth with trains tn and
rom Colorado: Nos, SOL, 500 aud 500 take
menls at the Union Depot Double daily
trains 70 New Orleans. The Texas a pa
gne IL III miles the shortest ioute 10 New
Orleans, solid trains III Pago 60 It. Louis.
MISC DALLAS 70 san Atomic, etc. Fast time,
TINT your ticket reads via the Texas q IA.
'' Psscnsc Ss booked to and nom Al, mi.
In Europe via the "RED STAR" stcamship
line, plying between Now York. philadefs
pnia ana Antwerp, Belgium, and the
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, EnEla and.
For mnpa, time tables, tickets, ratss ana
i i. =. Tbj HIsf ~ VI so'i
Ticket Agent, 500 Main street, Dallas, Texas
II. y. HUGHES, !,
Passenger AywsnsM aSiTIs,G@, 4 Tss.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal.
W. II. NEWMAN.
Trnf1c MANAGE, Galveston, TEXAS.
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james Mesne' celebrated SO shoe OF
Leon Kahn's.
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Just Try a b0t.ie OF DR.. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus, For sale by all
druggists,
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LEON KAHN

Hurt & Mcars shoes at Icon Kahn'a.
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8 New Way TO Paw Old pohts

Burr Bros. ahead in gents furnish.
ing goods. sos Main street.
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Parior, Cloak and Suit Room.
Tho largest selection OF ladies'
misses ana childron's wraps and suits
in The city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-07

Castles Bros. have the largest as.
sortment OF silk, wool and balDriggan
underwear. 5l2 Main street.
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Pure and uncolored, aud guaranteed
unauthorized, May Blossom Tea at so
cents q pound in one pound packages
ct Bouche's, S2S Main street.
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ENesi, ca,iis oKny, oNs Ftsuaryls, ISSJ,
IA sspers 1nssantaHsous Guide I, the Piano
.na An ana an, we'll pleased Nth H. Ilearne 10 play thc
IN, rSe ~ inu,c you about shali day. IxM
c..M.II.ANK
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CONSULT
DIX. v ASSbRCUG
tFrom Russian Poland)
On ALL Diseases lnciieatai to the Hn.
nan Rody,

DB. WASSERCLC ,laylng mad practice
and experience for tho lust ~ years, will un-
dertake no case except HE CAN Grf2P.
ANTEE n CURE.
In cases OF Oatavrh tn all iCs alta Ses,
sourvy, BIotcbos of tn. Skin, liberated
Legs, Cnncers, Tumors. skin Diseases
cfEvery Form, Hheuuatism, sciataoa,
Cont, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsla,
Asthma, Dysentcry, Piles, Ftta, ali Uri.
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseaoos
OF tho Eye and Mar, lung Diseases, In.
digestion and Nervous Debility.
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hhnars, naiT,ao csuS,s. Eiec. 10y ISIS.
ne scpeiy lnstap.aneeus Guas ard am mprh
W,h,t. would like you TO inc twenty prcrs
Sauahlsp Y rns,ssa you The money otsss. Ny
MRS A. a. CRANE.
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GEO. A. kNI0IT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Dali
las, Texas.
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psrsonsrSho havo bousht 81
karins cry, Mica, aPSiii1 iSsa
Tbs piarc md Organ Ia ,Bcss Send ra.,-
ehst TUNES "A leac OF ke want ~ make
'''s'.As1unHs L.u.HAlli, i. q. LEA ..
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ARTHUR PETER & 90. Agents,
Louisville, Ky,
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~ % SiAs So ssr0~sss. os,a. Infi E,yx
have issiyea te ssre, lnseantznrsus Guido snrisr
lnankt 10 loh The iircenrx any reso3
cay play on TIA plane and ossa Whit quito dektGA
t'aHv pu"nase' I.rWOoDh
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Eas'sogl s,s,so cosa,y, Edn,u', ynycJ. lsssS
nwn satisfied wh the srsr, ins,f uianecus Cuidc and
pss, pIsss % msi, is,a ~ ol van pa, o. ysn
nun yeu. We wat 10 Ee sumo more a H. fess
rply. CAIEmyK. ci ,timH -
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rselsors. Arirye n wonder .rt, ,s,.N
vne Nafas % way The plano and or M. ho Cno sorrS
~ Wy Tony Tiny seemed 10 akenp
az F-rer ~ ~ Guide vhhoul llAnliy, II Il ecrnlS
s 20; sss inycrioa end yysa tssrs 20 those sa Sss3
W. tiie ava NANCY 10 employ atesehr. rsr:aulrwbH
souoeIy success. sonfiansell euts lcseisesh -
Nhs. shRAiI j. WIrIIANs,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12
Captain Thomas Phelan, of Kansas City,
a Victim or the Knife Of an
Assassin.
He Exposes Some Secrets, Is De-
coyed to New York and
Stabbed.
PHELAN'S ASSASSINATION.
The Kansas City Dynsmiter Gives Away
Secrets and Is Stabbed In O'DOnovan
Rosea's ONCE, New York, Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 There are very few new de
velopments In the matter to-day. ODonovan
Rosa was reticent when approached on the SUBJ
ject. Mayor T. B. Bullene, OF Kansas Citz, and
friend OF Phelan's. called on him to-day.
The condition of Captain Phelan continues to
improve. This afternoon John T. Reilly, q friend,
had a conversation with him. To his friend
Phelsn said he came here to explain certain mat
ters 10 Rosa about the interview published in the
Kansas City Journal. he now believes he was
deliberately entrapped into Rossa's Office to
be murdered. "Tom," said Reilly, when
knew you In Kansas you we're always too Quick
with your Pop 70 be caught on snap Why
did you let them catch you this way2' 81 didn't
have time" returned Phelsn: land, BESIDES the
room was so small and the attack 30 sudden, that
l couldn't get my pistol out" Reilly said TO re-
porter afterwards that he knew Pnelan well, in
Kansas City. in 1872, when he once prevented him
from fighting q duel with man named McCAffrey.
BE said. while Phelsn was a man of spirit, quickly
aroused, yet he would take great deal of abuse
before getting angry.
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Foreign Notes


Earthquake shocks were felt again yesterday at
Malaga, Spain.
AS King Alfonso and suite passed through Cor
dova the Inhabitants gave them q warm welcome.
The Second Battalion of the Sussex Regiment
has teen ordered to proceed from Malta to Egypt.
Tie trouble in the Madrid University is ended.
The students. at the request of the professors,
have ieturned quietly.
The Socialist Conference, which had been an
nounced to take place at Teimar, Germany, has
been forbidden TO assemble.
London advices from Buenos Ayres say the
financial crisis is so serious that general suspen-
sion of cash payments Is imminent
The Madagascar Committee in the French Cham
Der OF Deputies has prepared a report adverse to
the extension OF further offensive operations
There were several earthquake shocks on Friday
at Terrox, Spain, some twenty-five miles east of
Malaga. Fissures in the earth were caused by the
shocks.
Granville and the English foreign Office treat
Einwald, the German explorer, and claims in
Zululand with derision.
company styling Itself the British Congo Com
pany has been formed with q capital fixed at
$500. COO. Jacob Bright. Houldsworth and other
members of the House of Commons are among its
directors.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
DfsgracefuI Scenes at the French Court
That Tried Madame Hugues.

PARIS, Jan. l0-The scenes about the entrance
of the court on tine day of the trial OF Nine. Clovis
Hughes were In the highest degree distasteful.
When the doors were opened most unseemly
crowding and crushing occurred, everybody in
the unmannerly throng making frantic efforts to
get inside. Visitors carried luncheons and went
prepsred to stay ell day. The hum of converse
ton, enliyened with frequent saliies of wit and
outburst of laughter prevailed the room. greatly
detracting from the dignity of the proceedings
The papers complain of the stale OF the law, and
oompsre II with Arkansas in the early days. The
revolver Is coming to take the place OF the orderly
execution of justice, is the burden OF their lament
lie Soir expresses the belief that France has en-
tered upon the downward track. In this the jour
nal only voices the opinion of many pessimistic
observers of Gallo tendencies.
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The Revolution

in medical practice. whichehas taken place within
the past thirty years, has been very marked.
When Bostetters Stomach Bitters first made their
appearance, violent purgation, the lancet and
narcotics were measures resorted to with little re-
gard to the idiosyncracies of the sick. Now in
fnitely satisfactory results are accomplished
with the Bitters. The constipaied are no longer
dosed and drenched. the fever stricken are not
weakened by bleeding. and sedatives have taken
the place of opiates Dyspepsia. nervousness. in
somania. irregularity of the bowels, rheumatism,
and chills and fever. are successfully treated with
this popular tonic and regulator. As a medicated
stimulant. it is professionally commended. and is
preferable, as a means OF renewing exhausted
energy, to the average tonic. These statements
rest upon ample evidence.
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Captain Ph,ian,s Wife,

KANSAS CITY, NO., Jan. 10.-The wife of Cap
tain Phelan left here this morning for New York
to join her husband She bears her trial with
great fortitude. Phelan is described as man of
remarkable courage. quick tempered. and fond of
notoriety. AT one time he travelled about the
country giving exhibitions of his skill as marks.
man. His visit to New York was the result of tn e
recent interview published here, but opinions
differ as to whether he went in response to SUM-
mons there or for purposes of his own. IL is gen.
orally supposed however. that there was some
misunderstanding regarding The interview aud
be desired 10 clear il up.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12
German Troops Gain Victory Over Ma.
tive Africans.

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-Commsnder Knorr of the
German squadron on the west coast of Africa. tel
egraphs that corvettes Olga and Bismarck
arrived at CAMERON December IS. He
landed $50 men and four guns, be-
cause the natives of Hickorytown and Fosstown
had expelled King Belland, and threated the mer-
chants that they were going to burn Relltown'
The expedition entered Hickorytown with little
resistance, and then attacked Belltown, TO rescue
the German Agent. Herr Partamus. The troops
landed at this point under heavy fire, and imme-
ciately storned the hill. One man was killed aud
seven wounded. Sixty men held the plateau for
two hours against 400 men firing from the bushes.
When their supporters arrived they stormed and
burned Fosstown. The natives meanwhile had
murdered Herr Partamus Subsequent 20 these
engagements the cruisers bOmbarde Hickorytown.
No further out break mas occurred.
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The Snb.ihx RIlI.

BERLIN. Jan. 10.-The -dget Committee of the
Rechstag had under consideration to-day the
question of substituting steamship line 10 Aus
tralia. Herr Won Boettechers Minister of the In
terror. said il was undecided whether the steamers
of the proposed line should start from Genoa or
Trieste. 1t is mpracticable to fix all the condi-
tons now. After the subsidy bill has passed and
tenders been invited to secure the best service,
the committee is not altogether satisfied with
Won Boettecher's explanations, and in spite of
that gentleman's opposition. referred the subsid-
iZing bill TO sub committee, With instructions to
ascertain the cost and conditions 70 establish the
PROPOSED line
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Once lieutenant of tine Capital Police.

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 10.-CaptaIn Phelan, OF Kan
sss City, who was attacked in O'Donovan Rosa s
Office, New York. yesterday. was Lieutenant of
the Capital police here during the Forty-sixth
Congress. He held the place two or three years.
but when the Kansas City district became Repuo-
lican through split among the Democrats. Phe-
Ian lost his position and returned TO Kansas City,
since he left Washington, rumors have from time
to time reached here connecting him with tAe
dynamiters. II was at one time said he had gone
10 England on dynamite expedition, and this is
the trip TO which he referred in his interview,
published in Kansas City.
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a Forward Maroh for Khartonm.

LONDON. Jan. 10-General Stewart will start
from Gakdul. on Monday. with 1000 men to
march to Metsemmeh. on the Nile near shendy
The Ameer of Sangora the Mehdi's lieutenant, will
be opposed to General Stewart and he has been re-
inforced by the tribes sent by Osmsn Digma from
Eastern Soudan. These reinforcements raise his
number TO 0c0 men. The odds thus presented
are not considered more formidable than at the
battle of Teb. little less than a year ago.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12

Luck is very often but another name for
plnck. The man who is continually grum-
bling over his hard luck has ouly himself TO
blame for lacking the energy to make good
luck. Mishler's Herb Bitters is the great
viializer; it invigorstes the system, gives
new life to al organs of the body, and as q
tonic is without rival in the domain of
medical science. Biliousness, indigestion,
dyspepsia, kidney and liver complaints fee
before it.
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PbeIan's AssaiIant Arraigned.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Richard Short, the man
who stabbed Captain helan yesterday in O'Don
ovan Rossas office, was arraigned in court to-day.
Few people were present, and short appeared
calm and collected. The prisoner was remanded
10 await the result of Phelan injuries Later he
waA seen In his cell by reporter, but refused to
say anything. AT the hospital the physicians
said Phelan's condition had improved since mid
night. and it was barely possible that he might
recover
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An Evidence of VonIu.,on and Anarchy.

PARIS Jan. 20.-M Due. the editor OF Cri Du
Peuple. who was savsgely attacked by the broth
ers Ballerlch the other night and dangerously
wounded one of them, has been released from ar
rest The Radical papers announce that there
will be meeting on Sunday to congratulate Due
on his narrow escape A number of London So
cialists will be present. Norbert BaIlerich, the
man wounded by Due, is in favorable condi.
ton. His lie Is not despaired of. Tse Journal
Des Debsts says that attack the office OF the
Cri Du Peupe is fresh, and that deplorable
symptom OF confusion and anarchy is spreading
everywhere.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12
The Opposition Intensified.

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-News of the fighting with the
natives at Canerons has intensified the opposition
In the Reichstag to granting further credits for
development of German colonization schemes In
Africa. This opposition has been augmented like.
wise by the admission OF General Won Caprivi
cost the country s1,250. 600. besides s2500O0 for
West Africa. The Budget Committee OF the Reich
stsg asked General Won Caprivi to present de-
tailed statement of the necessary expenditures for
a fin
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Contractors to be Investigated.

LONDON, JAM 10.-Specimens of the wood used
in the construction of the transport boats furn-
shed for the Nile expedition have been sent to the
Admiralty These are found to be rotten and en- i,
tirely unfit for use. The boats were made out o.
Swedish spruce, and their structure was such thai
in rush of water they were unlikely to hold tn.
vether. An official inquiry has been ordered.
The Spectator says the Government will prosecute
the contractors who supplied the boats, and Sc
cure sentence OF penal servitude against them.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12
The Formosa blockade.

LONDON, JAM l0.-A dispatch from Hong Kong
to the Times says the Government Gazette an
nounces the blockade of the Island OF Formosa,
between South Cape and Eyka. which was sus-
pended. but now been renewed No notice of
TIE suspension was given. This action IS consid-
cred unfair 70 neutrals and injurious TO trade.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12

their call, having participated in many OF their
plans for terrorizing the English Government
he determined TO return TO Liverpool and save
the queen IN order TO protect the lives OF the
hundreds OF people VINO would sail on the next
voyage many OF these bis own countrymen, men,
women and children going TO Join their friends in
Americs.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12
4 Father Kills His Son.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. l0.-Lewis Carl. living
near Seidezyille, this county, stabbed aad killed
bis son. Charles last night The son, twenty one
years old old, interfered in quarrel between his
father ard mother. when the father stabbed him
with pocket knife The murderer fed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12

The Worst Urethral structures
speedily cured by our new radical methods.
Pamphlet. reference and terms, two letter
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
ciation, G63 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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The Best Medicine.

ST have suffered with cstsrrh IN my head for
years, and paid out hundreds OF dollars for medi-
cines but have heretofore received only temper.
airy relief 1 began TO take Hoods SsrsspsriIla
and now my catsrrh is nearly cured, the weakness
OF my body is all gone, my appetite Is good-in
fact feel like another person. Hoods Sarsa.
parilia Is the best medicine 1 have ever taken."-
MRS, A. CUsEISeHAM, Providence, RI
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Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce is
made from the freshest, purest and choicest con-
diments obtainable. In ~sing IL. waste, labor,
anxiety aaa disappointment axe preyeated,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-12

That exceedingly disagIeesble and yery prevail
ent disease, cssrrh. is caused by scrofulous faint
n the blood. Hoods sarspsriila, by It's powerful
purifying and yitaliLing action upon the blood,
speedily removes the cause and thus effects
radical and permanent cure OF cstArrh. Those
who suffer from its varied symptoms-uncom!ort
able how from the nose. offensive breath. ringing
and bursting noises In the ears swelling of the
soft parts of the throat, nervous prostrson, etc.
should take Hoods sarspsrills and be cured.