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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
SENSATION IN C1iHOLIC CIRCLES
BITTER ATTACK ON FATHER WALSH, OF THE
ALBANY CATHEDRAL,

BITTER ATTACK ON FATHER WALSH, OF THE
ALBANY CATHEDRAL.
OSwEGO. Sept. 23.-Iho trouble in St.
Johns this city growing out Of the charges
pIefcrrcd against Father O'Conne ls widening and is
involving the tho whole diocese III the controversy
The local press takes sides IN the matter amt attacks
both sides very bitterly II has been xpectrd for
time thar the diocese would be divided aud do
cesc formed from the western counties with the at
syracuse Involving the election Of new bishop. An
afternoon paper publishes a long letter from a priest
near Albany bitterly attacking Father Walsh.
cathedral la Albany who the official
of the charges against Father OCOnuel and charging
hm win using dlshonOraDe means To elevate himself 10
e .noprc Uf the new diocese The litter
Father WI sh with suppautng the priests OF the
ern who untavOruble 10 his ambition
those will FAVOR his promntiOn. The letter purpOrts
TO name many influential parishes where changes Will
be Iualc duCese under tho election OF Father
Walsh to further his ambition and gives tho names OF
parishes where, II s alleged, charges have already been
made ihls end. The letter Is making great sensa-
tiou In Catholic circles.
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INCIDENTS IN rnE DOMINION.

ST. JONI, n. b.. Sept % (SpecidD.-A terri
bio gale the southwest set In last night and heavy
sca Ia running bay one result OF the gale has
been the destruction OF the steamship buha
cao ashore ON Wallace Ledge. near Grand Manan The
vessel was recently sold 10 Donald Mcneil of New-lork
for 81 800. aud ne had gang oi twenty men NJ "orA
ON her endrayorlng To iOlt her on the rocks.
NoKru SYDNEY, Sept % (Specidb The American
mining eng neers yesterday visited the iron mines ut
Red Head the Reserve. Caledonia Gowrie Lttleglaco
Bayand Iuternato coal mines and the Gowre Patent
Fuei Works They entertained at lunch by DAVID
McKeen warden of Cape Breton and manager Ot the
Caledonia mine. This mine Is owned by Americans.
The pOct OngellOw one or Its original ana largest
shareholders. Last night they were rendered reception
by the people OF sydney hurricane has prevailed all
day and the programme has not been carried ont.
MoSrREAi., Sept. 23-Sanitary Constable Prouir was
struck on head with axe today by one OF the
crowd who we're eudeavorng to prevent tho SANITARY
polIce from inspecting yards In Worknanst Notwith-
standing the presence smallpox tho lower classes
refuse to obey the orders OF the Board OF Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
DYING IN THE STREET FROM SMALLPOX.
GREAT DISTRESS IN THE DOMINION FROM TnE Dis

MONTREAL, Sept. % (SpeiGh.-Ther2 were
forty-cght deaths from smallpox in the city aud sub
urbs ycscrdly. thirtynine OF which we're In tho city
proper and niue IN adjoining municipalities. At meet
mg OF the Citizens Committee tu-ay IL resolved TO
public subscriptions To appoint detectives to prus-
ecute Parsons found tearing down piacarts man be-
sick with smallpox IN the street after midnight
this morng aud the people disturbed by sbrieks
for help Those who looked startled at seeing
In his night Ciuhcs r.inH up tue street IN frenzy
followed by woman shrirkUg for help shudder
passed through theSosrrSers when they noticed the
t. be a nclghbOr Of theirs who suffering from
the type OF cUnhucut smallpox. The Of the
distressed wife therefore uuhreIed one felt
brave enough to risk chances. Suddenly the fell
prustrate the sidewalk AID there writlcd III aGOly
while his wife stood over HIM. The man WAS EnUch
Adams. employed on the Grant Trunk Railway. The
VII" h"ns tha che could get no aSSistHnce fp"l hrr
lHh"pS w'ut 10 INC pore. station pt Oh eAPalnllls
hcr case could get no one TO - with her she thri
volunteered Ia help Hcr In rmnviug her husband bdtkto
hcr mouse. When they reached the pro-trite man lac
had been lying thrre m the rain Ir hrT-quartcrS Of an
hour. Tia "a, seized dn a.m and ragged min - his
own door iftlng him IN tne,- wlth his head resting "n
AMI brcahcd his last The wife then threw qIilt over
the body There rcuJinrl TIL $50 with tne
was Trpor'ed to tue Polee stations; atoms, ia, rnt
charg" said he would do nothing until the
D' ah ctnccrs went down: report wa- thca made I"
A. Of tHO PoIce Committee tins afternoon the
latter reported aud the oncerN Of th poic" sta
tiun. srNrrry Censu;td for their UhUuau HctOu
fu Duke-> another ndlIpOx pttltnj. VINO was running
about tie street IL VII deilIlum dropped dead Here
alter he 1'Hith OiCc Will Keep men un dut, at night
Four persons died frum smallpox &c ~. Cuueg0uio
yesterday. three at St Henri and three ut st. jean
Btp.l-
QuLHLC. Sept 23-There arc nineteen cases OF small
puN 81 tbc parish Uf MdttGlVh
WAsHINGToS, sept. .-lrrgrHphic instruct Ons have
been sent To- SURGEON II. " Austin. Of the Marine Hos
rIt vice az Boston, to proceed 10 Burlington, w.,
rruGr wish %" CurCt"r Ui Cst"Hs there ia regard
10 the apunnrE or sanitary Inspectors AT points -"
the Canadian border uf Vermont TO servo during the
sIAllnnx culdcmIc m Cumnhl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
ArrArKEn ArrrR ncING CONVICTED.

MONTREAL, sept. % tSpecmN. The case
against Sheppard proprietor Of The TOiOHtD Aecs FOR
publishing libelIous article agst the G5th Battalion
Wa conclude, tn-ay. The jury which half French
English. retired, ard after half hours delbera-
tlon retarucd verdict OF guilty OF
publishing dclamat0ry libel without know
NIX II to be false. THIS created good
deal OF surprise everyone thought inst II would b
Impossible get English aut French Jury TO agree.
JudEc Rnua lined the prisoner 500 without impris-
oumcut. Aucr Mr. Sheppard had paid As hne and was
leaving tie room n met 1T the bottom Or the
stairway by CIptllr Noruudrau Captain IerrouX ard
MAJOR Juga, Of thr 6Jtu Battalion. C,ptah Norman
drAI had h"rsr~h 80 Ht, maud anJ 's sOou as a.
law sheppard h. liitd IL aud AIMED u blow "t Sh"p
pIni'- hr d sheppard wirdcd It OF with hl- umbrella
Juzd~ fusucd iorwrrI AN -,lIed NurnaEdcau. he
ur,t instant -bcpiuri ha3 drawn TetO,yer captain
IrIruuN tod HIu Lot tu Wnt the Insult that ta"
gentlemen won Il tgOcCt hHl against .t.'vr-.
pn.c man then APPEARED upou the scrne, aIir-'d - y
amt bruu ,iit Hu the Cule Of P"i'-. -"
subsequently bIought brOrc fD.t NJ ,i~,'.. o.
JvaUuyCts, Nuu at once Dis. g.I %. -.
n. GH caused great sensation tr' u "a
th huuSr. and when lie 81 10 the pole
station The huull.g aud h'~,!ug was trcmcBdO... !.
feared Ut one time m. not would tnsuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
TELEGRAPhIC NOTES.
DYING UNDER A TELEPHoNE.

DYING UNDEh TELEPHONE.
CHICAGO Sept 23.-A clerk In adrug store at Halstead-
st. and CanalpOrt-avc answered teepnOne call yester-
day afternoon and response To his query or Who's
thCre"i received the reply that IL August Kussman,
who said Please tel my wife that have just take
twenty grains Of mOrpuine II she wants alive
she will have NJ pretty soon" patrol wagon
was sent Kussman's drug store where he found
lyiug under the telephone IN unconscious condition.
Efforts to resuScitate hIm proved Unsuccessful
NEW CASES OF THE PLYMOUTH FEVER
WILK KEsBARRE Penn, Sept 23-Ihe fever in
Plymouth now appears have broken out afresh. New
eases arc reported. and far can be learned one
death has occurred since Saturday. The victim
tive.
AN NEX-ASSEMBLYMANsE SENTENCED FOR LARCENY.
WILKRsBARRE. PENN Sept 23.-Daui-l e. Seybert
ex- Member OF tho Assembly OF saein who has figured
prominently IN Luzerne County courts OF late. and has
obtained widespread notorety IA thief WAS placed
Trial In the Criminal Court here yesterday for larceny
and receiving stolen goods. Tho case WAS concluded
this afternoon the jury returning verdict Of guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
FALL or RlGlAs0S's Circus TENT.
GOING pow> ~ A sroEW-TwEN rY-TIvE PERSON
MUIR y.

GOING powN IN sroHu-rwEN rY-FIvE PERSONS
INJCRi y.
MARTINsBURG, W. Va, Sept. 23 (Speciah.-
RouiusUus circus exhibited here today and Shle the
evening performance progress ucayy ram storm
came ui he rain Tell torrents, soaking the tent
aud occupants Inc rain was followed about O'Clock
by heavy wud While the act Miss Mcdonald,
the ioli,j4wed woman, IN progress, the tent
struck Uy terrific blast OF wind which snapped ropes
aud broke the middle pole In two letting the
huge mass OF down upon tnr
ads OF the spectators. Lamps were overturned and
eaunguishcd and the scene became one OF Wild excite
mrnt. WuAt with three thousand people and number
OF Wild aiuas all mixed up together the confusion
awful. For about one full hour the air filed with
the shrrks of women aud children, the yels OF men,
Irump,ugs Of the eephans ana crcs OF other ANIMALS
When all The rcopo had been rescued 1t was found that
some twenty-five injured, many OF them seriously
No lives weru lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

Carr for Davenport aud Warren. Fulton and Hamilton
deserving Miller again cast the Herki-
mcr vote for Warren. When Kings was called the work
that had been done for Davenport was clearly apparent
lie got AZ votes from that county. most OF them DeS
taken from Carr. Monroe transferred votes from
Warren to Davenport and IL from Warren to Bliss
JOh j. OBricn aud his fricnd5 In New-horK
adhered To Carr, but when tho With District was
called Mr. Van Acu cast OF its votes for Davenport
and explained that SIR. Morton longer candi-
date. Jacob Patterson changed his votes from Seward
to u venport, and the Drcxcl votes In the Xilth
District went to Davenport TIE XIiIth took from
Morton for Bliss Michael CFegn changed his Drexel
votes TO Carr and the XIXth District changed from
Morton TO Bliss Henry &. Periey changed the y
Morton votes In the &Ath District 10
Davenport. Bliss gaGed tho Morton votes
IN NNIst district. lut the Morton ana
Davenport v0ie- IN The NXiid and AHllld DlstGlctS
Bliss. The XXTYih gave votes to Bliss. The
Biisg 2S II evident that tho New-lork dele
gates did not mean iu help Bliss.
DAVENPORT nom NAr ID By ACCLAMATIoN.
Davenport gained in OuOndaga, Orange. Rchiuond'
ST. Lawrence, scIlier,niy. s1neca, Sullivan
Washington and in Wayne, largely at the
expense of Carr Bliss gained IL in Monroe aud
few scattering elsewhere, but IL was evident
that Mr.. WArr,us decision to remaiu IN
the race dutll aftor tho scc0nd ballot was
hclpiug Davenport Before tho lclcrS had figured up
tlr result many PERSONS on tue floor wanting 10
change To ,vcnl,or, under the rule adopted no
changes allowed until the result was announced Dy
the Secretary. That was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
TIE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN SICILY.

PALERMO, Sept. 23.--ln the last twenty-tour
hours 100 new cases OF cholera and hnetysiN deaths
from the reported here. Eleven new cases
and ten deaths were reported In Parma.
RoMG Sept. 23.-King IIumhort Is anxious tovIsit
Palermo but his Ministers have strongly dissuaded him,
"A they Insist that there whatever FOR his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
OF rAKLE NEWS

BLRLIN, sept. -3.-lue German East African
su,.vN aJuuu, tHu 10y treaties with native cnlcTs
1t El, ,cqutcJ territory East Africa extending two
Ge-ituS uG uutiu .du,u.c.
CABUL, sept 23-ihrec Afghan regiments. equipped
Witu ,trtul lIru,y rIhc,, have started IOr Hcrat
statcs ;u,t tn PrIuCc or Wales Is coming to kIei
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
CAPTAIN SMITHS BODY FOUND.

The body of Captain Smith, who was drowned
when ns schooner the Edwin Post capsized OF Bed
lows Island Wednesday night OF last week, was
washed ashore at Fort Hamilton yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
ACCEPTING TIE APOLOGY or SPAIN.

BERLIN, sept. 23.-PrInce Bismarck has ac-
rcrd the apology II -pI IUr the recent insult 10 tile
German Embassy AZ Ndlrld
currrt here. and j, generally credited, that
Germany Ia, -us-rstI tat Pope Leo act arnrtratOr
m the Ctrulucs dispute, aud lbIt spain Is likely 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

bury. urging that t is altogether impossible TO collect
rents anG asking protection.
COMMERCIAI--At meeting OF the Grain Trade Asso-
cintiUn In LOndOu today resolutions were la--ci ue
n0nncing the deficiency in the Outturns OF Calf0rn!a
Australia and Ote: white wheats. IL Is beeven That
from three 10 four per cent un0tr the
stated quantity. II also resolved that cargoes
ought To be sold the basis Uf quantity delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
KILLED WHILE LISTENING TO NILSSON.
SEVENTEEN PERSONS CRUSHED TO DEATH IN STOCK
HOLM.

STOCKHOLM Sept. % Seventeen per-
were crushed death this evening In Stockholm
after the given by Christine Nilsson. she WAS
singing the balcony OF the Grand Hotel at the time
Of the accident. The crowd numbered about thirty
thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Sept -.
THE IRIsH LASDLoRDs-rhe Irish landlords are ar
fangng TO send depuiaton to the Marquis oi sAh"
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Continued OH Fihh Page)
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NO EXPRESSIONS OF DISSATISFACTION.

WHAT LEADING REPUBLICANS AND REh"CRAIs
sAY-EARLY MEETING OF TIE STATE COMMIT
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Owing to the Increase Of my shoe trade
and being Too crowded to exhibit NV
large stock Of boots and shoes, have
CONCLUDED TO give up my hat business.
VIII, therefore, close out my entire
STOCK OF line silk, telt nd straw hats at
a great reduction, at least from 25 to 80
percent. lower than the same goods can
DO bought elsewhere
This ~ no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, mace eX-
pressly for me for this spring trade. An
inspection is respectfully solicited OF
those in want Of something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Call soon and make your selection be-
fore the stock is broken, and you will
save money, 1T
LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street.
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goes in the journals of some por-
uons or tine United States, and OF which
1ne New York Tribune and Chicago
On the journey back from
Albany We encountered eight
large droves of horses. OF from one
TO 800 each. The horses were nearly all
from Mexico, and were being driven
across the country 70 Kansas to be tat
tened and trained and placed on the
market. The majority showed the Ell
teots OF the sey ere winter, Just closed A.,
and were poor and weak,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

A widowed mother in distress would
be thankful for Information about her
son Willis c. Greenlee, who was some
time last year near Wayne, Texas, and
last heard of at Big Springs, Howard
county Texas. He is % years old, of
stout build, auburn hair, and sangnine
features, and brown eyes. ANY infor-
nation about HIM whether dead or alive
would be most thankfully received.
any newspaper in Texas charitably dis
posed, would confer very great favor
on poor widowed mother by publish
ing this at least one time. Address,
L.. p. MONTGOMERY, Dallas Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07

A call for a state convention of tho
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
All OF the local unions are requested 10
send delegates to the state convention
to be held on the Sth, 9th, and 10th of
May in Dallas,
JENNY BLAND BEAUcHAMP
Denton, April 20, 1885.
state papers please copy.
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C.. T Arm n

The pure, sweet safe and effective Amerl.
con ultulution of Witch Hazel, Americas
Pine, Canada Fir, Marignld, and Glover Bios.
SOM called SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE FoR
CArAlBll, with one box Catarrhal solvent
anu one Snniords improved Inhaler, all In
one package, may now bc had OF an drug
glsts Tor ", Ask Tor Sguiord's Radical Cure
complete Local ami Constitutional Treat.
ment Tor every form of Catorrh, from "a Sim.
PIE COD or influenza to Loss of SMELL Taste
anu uoaring, Cough, Bronchitis and Ca
h'frhHl Consumption, ineyory package.
Clorgymcn, vooalists,
Aud Public Speakers without pu,pber ou,e
thtir present usefulness and success To SAN
iofds hndicnl Cure for Catarrh.
ltN. Dr. Wiggln says cone of the hest
remedies ior gntarrh- nay, the best remedy
we nave found In lifetime OF sufIoring-ig
aali1lu.s Radical Cure. II clears the hend
Anu throat ~ thoroughly that, taken each
morning ON Rising, there are no unplensant
sccrclons ana no disngreeable hawking dur.
ing ihe entire day. but ana unprecedented
clcnrucss ot voice and respiratory orrpns y
Sold hy ll druggists. Price, siOO.
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Rucklen,s Arnicn snlva

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfecs satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
ger box. For sale bY ". II. Howell (
RrO -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07

I'll have been afflicted with en- afTec.
ton of the throat from childhood, caused
by diphtheria, and have used various
remedies, but have never found any
thing equal 10 Browns Bronchial
Lroches'"-Rey. G, NJ. r. Hampton,
Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes.
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More cases OF sick headache, bilious.
ness, constipation, &C., can he cared in
less time, with less medicine and for
less money, by using Cartor's Little
Liver Pills, than by any other means.
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ugtauh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 oonts. Nasal injector free. Sold
by J, l.. williams a. 90.
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"For the immediate euro of female
complaints and deraugem0nts, English
Female Bittprs Is decided success"
DR.. J. 4. KENNEDY,
Coiieevlle, Miss.
Spend 80 cents iO- one bottle of Ran.
loy's Saline Aperient.
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Notice to Commercial Travellers.

The Terrell house, Terrell. Texas, has
recently been opened by g. G. Tilinan.
an old hotel man, who promises TO give
satisfaction IN every respect. Good
sample rooms. Charges 81 per day. TIA
BILE supplied with the best the market
affords. Ample accommodations for All.
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GroOt Reduction. Thirty Days Only

DALLAS, TEXAS, April q 1885. Owing
to hard times and scarcity of mouoy,
viii give board a. the famous Delmon.
leo and Board of Trade restaurant AT
the smalFprice of So per week. Meals
at any hour of the day.
A. X. Livingstone, Proprietor.
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Shiloh's Nitalizer is what you noed for
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price
10 land 70 cents Der bottle. Sold by J. L.
Williams q Co.
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So You WIN Tind.

"Bonson's Capoino Porous Plasters
are IN the highest degree reliable,n says
Or kakon, OF New York. 25o,
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Always avoid harsh purgatiyo pills.
They first mako you sick and then leave
YOU ConstipatCd, Carriers Little Liver
Pills regulate tho bowels aud make you
we'll. Dose, one pill.
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Ho Thanks His Paper.

Mr.. Editor: l was induced by read.
Ing your good paper To try DR.. Harter's
iron Tonic for debility, liveI disorder
and scroiula, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. G.
Boggs.-l EX.
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Thoroughbred anu grade animals,
now located near Jacksboro, Texas, for
particulars apply TO Henry McElderry,
NJ d. $50 81. Charles street, New Or
leans La.
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W.T.

All lts mepped free oy az. KEueiy
gsoat uoryO tostoter, no ais after 5r.l.
days use. Marvellous cures. TresHgg
A'l ~ rial bottle free 10 tlt cases. Send
L. or. Kline, g3l Arch street uIt'3 Hei.
pnio Pennsylvania.
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Notloe ofKomnYnl.

The Carter a Gibson, Printing COM
pany have removed their printing and
bookblnding establishment 10 the old
Field Theatre bsilding Nos, 500 and sos
Main street
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Ehen the woman of thn Hnnsn.

When she Women oftho House.
arc low spirited aud cross, the real
trouble Is probably indigestion and ner
yous disorder. Don't sc0ld, but give
them the remody--a bottle OF Parker's
Tonic
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Oct Ice nom tho lamar 4tT0et depot
between Main aud Commerce. Texas
Ice Co Telephone no. lee made
from Browdo, Syringe wnsr,
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CIear snrlnp Mntrr.

Nlear spring water,
Is not more pure than Parkor's Hair
Balsam, The only reliable hair rostoror
for 30 cents. An elegant dressing.
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For dyspepsia aud liver complaint sou
have 2 printed guarantee ON every bottle
OF Shiloh's NitaliEor. Il nevor fails 10
cure. Sold by j. i. Wllllama ~ 90.
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Group, whoopng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by ]. Il. Williams Il Go,
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The leading merchant tailoring house
Of Dallas, Is Douglas Bros. 70S Main
street,
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Use chopped feed, fatten your stock,
md save money. Send your orders 10
Feltons mill.
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satins and BrocAdes
nafaollinr fast nj Rumanis.
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Burnett's Cocoaiue

HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSE
MENT.
NO other preparation possesses such
remarkable properties for embellishing
and strengthening tho hair end render,
ing II dark and glossy, 1t cures bald
ness and eradicates dandrufT.
Burnotps FlaYoriug Extracts are the
hpuf $3.50
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Novelties In Laces
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Clorgymen. vocnIIats.

Weary Sufferer from
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Weak nnd Sore Lungs.
Coughs and Colds, Weak
Back, Weak stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia,
shooting Palms through
ok, wy these plasters,
10 of The stomach, they
,ue Pains, Bilious Collie,
md protect the system
3. 2Bc.
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LETTER LIST.

The following ore the letters remaining
In the post-ofiiee at Dallas, Texas, for
the week ending May :, lSS5. II
not called for within four weeks same
will be sent 10 the deady etter Office. Par
ties calling for these letters will nj ase saw
advertised l.. s. GARRISON. p. NJ.
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