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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-05-27


either in war or peace. sallustr
a fool.always. fnds.a greater, fool
Io admire hiu Boilesp. $50
Hasty cdupsels eigsnetallk ID
loved by repentance. -Laber
Force, no! directed by wisdom,
falls BY its own weight. Horace.
You believe that easily which
YOU hope for earnestly.
Ne 9gef ihilrioue y postpone
when We are Ia readiness. -Lqcan.
When we can not act as We wish,
,selmust attzas9wo can Terence
sThemaugwith1gu opptyypnrse
may sing Before tho roSbsf.AJd.
ye6dl. ,s.,s-,-i-,.ss-4-ut~.s-
/ FGdpds 4tealgays distant from
u man who is unfOrtunate.-Sene.
80
Gs' r r
Issomething bitter eyerarisesS and
allays our highest pleasures. -Hn:
crelius. sBtG
We arc SLOW to believe that
which, if believed, would hurt our
ceilings Ovid. !
How much easier do we find it to
commend than to initiate good &c.
tions.-Cicero.
We should be careful that our be.
nevolence does not exceed our
Neans.-Cicero.
Do not yield TO misfortunesS but
meet them on the contrary with
fortitudo, Virgil. ( 4. IL I'll
All men are fools, and with every
efforythey can only differ in degree.
-Boileau. r.,
Iwish that | could as easily dis.
cover the truth as | can detect the
falsehood.- Cicero.
The miser is as ur,oh, in want of
that which hohas as of tina! which
he has not.-syrus.
1t isa virtue to avoidance, and
che first step to wisdom is 10 be
free from folly.-Horace.
Rashness is the Characteristic of
ardent youth, and prudence that Of
mellowed age Cicero.
You will be truly a good man, if
you are careful to be what you are
supposed to be.-Hoace.
No man inquiries how yop have
got your wealth, it is only neces.
sary to possess it.-Juvenal.
In prosperity we can discover
many friends; but if fortune fails,
not one is to be fOund,-0vid,
1t is indicative of a weak mind
to be much depressed by adversely
or elated by prosperity,-Cicoro.
1t is shameful for IL man TO live
as stranger in his own country,
and to be uniformed Of her affairs
and interests Manutius. q gg
Every ptnsshdAd bear,hi, own
grievances and inqgavepisnoss,
rather than detract frOmor abridge
the comforts Of agOtbor-Cicero.
a man Who is always well salts.
fed with himself is seldom so with
others, aud others are rs little
pleased with him. lRochefOucault. |
Account is great virtue to be
able to govern the tongue, He pos.
sesses a gOd.liko quality who can
be silent, although he is in the
right.-CatO. ftao5 r-1
Man should ever look to his last
day, and no man should be accoun.
ted happy before his decease, or un
til his funeral rites are performed.
ovid.
1t is dishOnorablo to speak one
thing and to think anotherj but
how much more base is it .oswrite
that which is contrary TO a mans
real sentiments.-Seneca
Underneath the approach to the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-05-27

IA butcheEalw seems glad to
tnea. his customers. That's what
mn 4s Ann. ctft.p4,sn.-..,,.,..s, W IT.
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''li9igh on PALM Poroused Plaster
sltsagtitHins, Inpisst btss az l,,slSehe
81 chest y tti thtgnatill, .uettsirihi Z I X
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thFfS % ipyur hours every night coughing Get i'm.
mediate Ielisl and found Festby Using Welt Rough
% eoushR TFoghsstIssi BilqpE ssq, + !
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real sentiments.-seneca.

Underneath the approach to the
East River Bridge, on the New
York side, there i, acoutt or yard
in which day,and nightare literal.
ly reversed. The bridge supports
shut out tho sunlight, while the
electric light burning on the bridge
at night make the court nearly as
light as day. The people residing
there being, of course, poor, are un.
able to pay for gas or oiIin order to
sec to work when other people do,
SO they sensibly do their sleeping
then and their work at night by
the electric light, which cost them
nothing.
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l1dis. VIZ. would fetaig fftahaei and yiyaeity -
DOa't taH 70 ny Wells Health Reuswefil
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Wide Awake.

Ahe hope OF the Nation. iipft
Children slak IN Development, puny, ,er.vbv.
a % fsIlfass, u's"wells Health Reaeyer.''
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tIIough on Palu. Porousod Plaster;
Strengthening improved, die best for baskashe
palms ID eheil q side, iheumatism, neuralgia.
roy. 5, Issl-ly,
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How d Bad Wan From the
West was OOnnnefed.

"a. ~ VI WV
lie looked IN atthe doory saw six
cf eight men around The stove, and
then be drew back toiartangs hisI
toilet Down lhe back Of bis neck
was q bowie knife. II. his eye tie
Lightning lurked, and Around his
laihgthg@as anexpressionto freeze
The blood. When he entered the
saloon II was with a Warshoop.
that shpuld lifted.eyery man
ltcdt high but % one moved.
When be advanced to tie BIZ and
asked fora glaSsilo double and
Twisted death at forty rods, his
voice and manner should have dri.
yen the baFtepder down. through
The Apor but DO didn't sinE al
Inch. ~ F3
IHis islny day for gCrsp' below.
Esd-the stFangeh-as he, held up the.
glassapd surveyed the audience,
I obqiy seSnsd % cArs.
WHO put Tiger Sack under the
sod2z he dcpppdea9 a4s4Y1Y
Nobody answered.
FWho nun Bloody Pete out Of
FDeadwOod9 Andywbo,made-
shitbtake GstergE pehyef2g al
lolsi map tsaid sonsthibg about
the weather, but no one minded
the Inquiry.
eAadTye,eome down lffom the
mopptEips 20 getEg- tgzep 7salp
locks for d new table cl6thf" ho@is
led thesrfangcE 'twany a dozen
.ET'eyen wouldn't do mel Mhodtjl
Whoopee!'' $500 IVY
Atthis'poiutrc ufthemeu'whO
had been Tying 10 catch q nap got
1'upand- Observation-Disclosures
and took him by the ear and led
him to the doorand gave him a lift.
AS he returned tohis chair one Of
PtEe crowd ih4aifed: ssl ,0E.
aW6o was heY1
"DnnndibltA ssmade tired"
was the reply, aud the entire affair
dropped without another word "
Good bye, catamount sam, Pauth.
er Jack and Buckskin Bill You've
had your day. It's no use ringing
up the curtain on empty benches.
-ll------- RI,
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9,27g Prizes, amounting 10 ......... $50, 500
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only to to the office Of the Com.
pany in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL
NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary let
ter. Currency by Express taIl sums Of
50 and upwards at our oxpenso) i'd
dressed
NJ. a. DAUPHIN,
or NJ. a. DAUPIIIN, 49,
Go1Seyenth st., Washington, u. q,
Make 20. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
may lS-5w. ''
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Pretty Women,
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WAGON fTlie Cjlassies.

.-.l.l. RI ~ A
The language cfttuth i simple.
Seneca.
Each.manh aslils patlicularhab.
ie Terence
Wisdom frequently fO5qlersfor.
tuner Juseaal q
Tbs. yolilmay be beloyed, be de-
string Of love. Ovid.
Where there Is honey there win
bebees. -Plautus. ~
Fortune an not wisdom governs
human life. Cicero.
Every misfortune d IS be sub.
'dped by patience Virgil.
A woman Is always ehangeable
and capdcicgs Virgil.
A man may acquire celebrity
either in war or peace. sallust
a fool.always. fnds.a greater, fool
Io admire hiu Boilesp. $50
Hasty cdupsels eigsnetallk ID
loved by repentance. -Laber
FOtce, no! directed by wisdom,
falls BY its own weight Horace.
You believe that easily which
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

nov. 5, lSSl-ly.
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BnekIenls Arnicn anIre

makes hIn7c'Is' pp'so' = n "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
a Mute with II riuc wardrobe

A mule dressed Ike real estate
owner in the city yesterday, served to
break tho monotony of everyday life
and created much laughter TO all who
saw ID. His muleship lietad loose from
one of our city dray men, aud ran into
a clothing house. One of the clorks
threw bis hat at the mule, which
lodged on its head; this increased the
excitement and caused tue mule 70 re.
treat and run into another store near
by. The clerks OF the latter being dis
posed to have a little fun, caught the
mule and completed It's wardrobe by
putting on pair of boots, linen duster
and paper collar. Tire mule scared
and trembling brayed adiBu and ran IN
Elm street with hats, boots and all. re-
sembling a candidate for the state legis-
lsturo on a hoe-grass platform. when
last seer, 1t was going in the direction Of
Webster's photograph gallery TO have
It's picture talIon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
An Arnb,A Prnvera.

Mrs. Speedy records In her "Wander-
ings In the Soudsn" that her host one
night was an Arab, who occupied an
apartment adjoining hers and sep
arated from 1t by thin partition only.
She had just composed herself to woo
the "drowsy god" with every promise
of success, when the Arab began to
pray so loudly as to render sleep i'm.
possible. She demonstrated. He de.
sisted for few minutes, and then raised
his voice in supplicatiOn as high as ever.
She expostulated again, but before
sleep came to her relief he was at it
once more with undiminished vlgor,
Repeated admonitions and entreaties
failed TO silence him, and at last she
gave it up in despair, and the pious
Arab was allowed to finish his long in
vacations in peace. She found out
afterwaro that he belonged to a sect
which required its followers to say long
prayers aloud. aud TO start sgaln at tho
beginning and repeat them TO the end If
Interrupted by the voice of dog, dom
Key or woman. If she had ascertained
this peculiar custom beforehand, what a
sore trial she might haye saved THAI
poor Arab.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

A DVERTtSEMENT AND NOTICE CON.
IN ceruing the construction OF new Steel
steam Cruising Vessels for the United
states Navy,
Invitation is hereby extended to all eugln.
GERS ana mechanics Oi established rcputn-
ton, and ell reputable manufactures OF
vessels, steam engines, boilers, or ordnance,
having or controlling regular establish.
menls, and being engaged In the business
all officers OF the Nnvv, nui csncclpllv H,i
naval constructors. steam engineers and
ordnance othcsrs oi-hN Navy, having plaus
models or dcsl-u. ul ans vessels. or any
part thereof % the clnsso. authorized hy the
naval appropriation act Of March B. 1885, 10
submit such plans models ana designs to
the secretary uithc Navy,
The vessels authorized 90 be constructed
are TWO cruisers utnut less than three thou-
sand nor moro than five thousand tons 0is-
llucomonL costing exclusive OfWmamcut,
liot more IMAM ono million one hum
drod lhuusand dollars Cugb; one heavily
armed gunhuat 81 about sixteen hundred
toos dlNpuccmcn', costing exclusive OF
armament, not more than uNc hundred and
lwenty ihousoud dollars; and one light gum
hoHt OF bout eight hundred tons displace.
mont custluW, exclusive OF armament rot
more then Two hundred aud stv uiy-nvs
thuusnud dollars
These vessels oro TO bo constructed ON the
h.st q d mos, modern dtsgu, having tho
highest "ttUiuubl" speed, and IN the manner
hhd COO urmltN tnttU conditions and lImltn.
tons provided for the construction ortha
new cruisers ~ tlo acts OF August b, 1852 and
ot March o, lSsi' exec pt 20 Tar az guid urts
provide for aud define The duties uf NRval
Advisory Board.
said plans, mndCs and designs should be
submitted within tlr period az sixty dnys
AFTER NAV L, lsSh, Oud should b' transmit.
ted 10 the Navy department, Mnshinetun,
d. & should any such plan, model or de-
sign be Nlupted or used, liberal cpmlpusn.
ton will De paid therefor
The lcpnr mept viii, upon application,
lorword copies OF so much NJ the naval an,
preparation sc as relates to said vessels,
nnd VIII answer al letters of inquiry and
iufhl'h nu desired Information ON the sub
JtcI WILLIAM {, WHITNEY,
Secretary OF TIE Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, MAY &. 1855.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

The Knights of Pythias Picnic Mt Clear
Lako-A Church Festival for n Good
Cause.
LoNovIEw, May 2l.-[Special.l The
knights Of Pythlas picnic at Clear Lake,
three miles south of Big Sandy, yester-
day, was we'll attended from this place.
The amusement Of the day was shoot
Ing match betw cen the Tyler and Gil
mer gun clubs, In which Tyler was vic
torious. There were about 500 persons
In attendance, They amused themselves
fishing, boat riding and dancing, 10
the splendid music furni shed by the
Dallas band. Another enterpflslng
company Is being started TO build q
skating rink at the junction. Lumber
is being hauled now.
The ladies OF this place are to give an
Ice cream and strawberry supper at j.
Y, Turner's corner, tomorrow afternoon
and evening, the proceeds TO be used In
cleaning off the unoccupled and pauper
lots In the City cemetery.
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sick Headache.

One single oose OF Bailsy's Saline Aperier
viii cure Ii nine times In Ten cases t.is the mild
est, best snd cheapest substitute for Pills IN the
world. Z cures constipation, billouSnesi, sick
stomach. sick headache, heartburn, ACID stomach
relieves indigestion, refreihes and laviaorstos
ne weak and leeolc cheers the depressed, acfS
gently apou he liver and kidneys, allays synp-
oms OF ievei, promotes heaitnim oerspirauon
Rheumatism, s.sanses the stomach and feeoS ~.
srain cool and clear
Nhen you need nurgativc-try H. iarr-
5o.ues 50 cents. y Is as pleasant as 4 glass y
u sods vater. Sold evervwner~
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Travelling men,s Mertlnr.

The second annual meoting of
the Travelling Mems Union win
be held i'm this city Nav
2lst ana 22ud, at Mayors hall, at
10 O'Clock q. m, and on the evening of
the Dad ball viii be given at the Nor
chants Exchange.
y cordial invitation is extended 10 all
travelling men 10 attend and participate
In these meetings.
Admission tickets 10 the ball will be
furnished on applying TO the secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
'rwo Reautiftal women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, although OF d.1
rent nauonalities, are types OF beauty which az
ttfnir., Eac' one had 4 secret in retaining theii
sieauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakiiH
'opreveni all female Irregularities, while the othu
used iron Tor the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Now these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, for the
special prevention add cure OF all female com.
plants and irregularities that aillict old and yolna
.emalcs, which vs. acknowledged 10 be the grand.
est success a3 female regulator and iron tonic
-ver before known. L Is known as DR.. Drom-
gooie's hngish Female 8itters ana Il regulates
and removes all monthly excuses, distinctions
and irregularities, It builds mp all broken down
constitutions, strengthens the weak and feeble,
,nparts iron 10 the blood, beauty to hagEard lea
cures add bloom to faded cheeks.
Z cures Mysteries, Leueorrhda, chlorosis, sics
headache, nervousness, palpiiation, ulceratioa.
prolapsus uleri and all other troubles that ace pc
-uliar 10 old or young women. Send for a % cenf
book FREE. Sold everywhere.
J.P. DRoMGooLR s. CO., Props,
Louisville, Ky,
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day since last Saturday. Farmers can
not possibly get TO work in their fields
before next week.
Kemp has been full Of farmers every
day since Monday. Various discus
siOns have arisen.
The subject that is exciting the most
interest just now is the local opCion
election, which has been ordered in the
county for June Is. Kaufman county
has about l6 saloons. Draw a inc east
and west aud three-fOurths of the south
ern part furnish five of these saloons,
Kaufman four and Kemp one. The
balance are in Terrell and Elmo. From
the signs of the times 10 this latitude
local option will prevail beyond doubt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

The Exposition Universolle DO Part
Culinaire" awarded tho highest honors
to Angostura Bitters as the most eifioa-
cious stimulent TO excite the appetite
and 10 konp tho digestive organs in
good order. Ask for the genuine arti-
cie, manufactured only by DR.. j, G.. b.
Siegert " Sons, Rud beware OF imita-
lions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
INiPnRrANr

When you visit or leave New York CITY
save baggage Expressage and 81 Carriaae
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION H0s
I'll, opposite Grand Central Depot. 900
million dollars, 81 and upwards per dav.
European plan. Elevators Reataurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars. siases
g. elevated railroad TO all depots. Fatni-
Grand Union Hotel that al any other ,,sto
class hotel In the city, "'''
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Careless slaughlor of limo. nc.

Ancient massacres OF defonseless
young could hardly surpsss the care.
less .acritice of innocent youth now.
Needless neglect often develops a slight
cold into malignant diphtheria or
scarlet fever, and the youthful sufferer
Is lost, where a prompt and thoughtful
use OF DUFrY's PURE MALT WHISKY.
would surely have saved and restored "A
happy life. This is tho hest possible
remedy to successfully meet diseases
that work so quickly, and supply
should always DO kept 40 hand for ready
use. Price 81 per large bottle OF any
reliable grocer or druggist,
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FROM KEMP.

The Wet Weather Drives the Farmers
from the Fields TO the Forum-Dlsous.
sions on and Prospects Of Local Option.
KENT, May a.-lSpecial.l This Sec
ton has been visited with rain every
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
IT'S AFACT,
GRETESr ON EARTH.

CuTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth. Had the worst case
salt Rheum IN this country. MY mother
had II twenty years, and in fact died from IT,.
believe CUrICURA would have saved her
lie. My arms breast and head were covered
for ihree years, which nothing relieved or
cured until ! used. the CUTICURA REsoI.
VENT, internally, and CUTICURA and CurT-
ouRA SOAP, externally.
j. W ADAMS, Newark, o.
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PozzonI.

No name is better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that of
Mr.. j. A. Pozzoni. For years he has
made himself famous by tho elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
Its way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admires
beauty in ladies. Nothing will do
more to produce or enhance it than a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

Why is doctor better taken care of
than his paueuWg Because when he
goes 20 bed some one is sure to wrap
him M Tho prudent doctor advises
MS patients 10 keep Or. Biggers' Huck-
le0erry Cordial TO relieve sudden IT.
tacks of tho bowels,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
Wants tho Facts Known.

MIR. Editor; / and my neighbors have
been led 20 many times into buying
different things for the liver, kidneys
and blood that have done us more harm
than good | feel II due your readers TO
advise them, when an honest and good
medicine Ike DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
can be had. Very truly,
\ n ON faIugfuTuEu
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w ANTED-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
w who can give reference and good Sc
cnrlty. Apply from to 70, Room 50, 81
James Hotel. r.
w ANrED-FIRsT GLASS TYPE SET.
~ Ter and pressman. Apply TO II. ELsAs
10., l9I Glnl Stree may22-tf
M ANTED- SITUATION a SCOTCH
" gardener just come TO Texas, would
like to take situation, VIII maze himself
useful ana agreeable. References. address
W, Herald office. 1t
w ANTED-s75 MONTH TO EO1-K-
~ Keeper with 5000 TO loan. Yale, box
So Marshall, Texas. may2i-4t
MI ANTED- A LADY OF NATURE
W years, without husband or children,
TO superinteDd the care of children and
household affairs, with competent servants.
FOR address apply to Douglass & Danover
us sycamore street. maY2l-2
VA ANTED---A WHITE WOMAN, IN PRI-
w yate family, as laundress and cham
bermaid, Only one who is thoroughly COM
petent need apply. Call between j and IL in
the morning Apply to MRS. J, G. DENNY,
broWder' between Young and Wood streets.
WANTED-i0 WoOD-CHOPPERs, $3.50
w per cod; 10 farm hands, girls for gem
eral housework, 70 teams, | printer. Apply
~ once 70 Intelligence and Employment Of
nee, @9 Main street, Dallas. may2O-lw
WTANrED-A WET NURSE FOR AN
qnired. Apply to DIR. II, X. LEAKE.
may20-lw
WANTED-10 RENT A NICELY FUR
w nished house, suitable for light house
Keeping, TO responsible party. Call Mt 607
Elm street for terms, etc. g. b. STEARNs.
may 2C-5t
w ANTED-FIFrY TEAMS TO HAUL
w crossties, which are mostly seasoned,
Come nj once to II. MUNzE sHEIMER, EN-
DRY, Ra'ns county, Texas. maylB lw
w ANrED--BY HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels of blackberries for
making blackberry cordial. Must be thor
oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
mayli-20t
M ANTED RANELE!lS 10 STOP AT
w the = Selaud House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprielress. Housi
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on ths
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals AZ all hours, and polite attention; spo
clal Inducements for drummers. febi1N
yETANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL EN.
" dowment Association will give good and
prontable employment 30 experienced ipsaT
nnGe solicitors. Address A. III. HAIL.. ASo7e
larry, 7ZS Main street, Dallas, Texas. lyi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

p. z. p. The great chicken cholera
cure Is sold ut % cents per package by
George Il. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chickens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

Pain nom indigestion, dyspepsia and
TOO hearty eating IL relieved at once by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills
immediately after dinner. Don't forget
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
81 Reward

WIN be paid TO any one finding young
New Foundlsnd dog, cole black curly
hair and answering To the name Of
Prince. Strayed from my residence,
corner OF Canton and Akark streets,
last sunday. JOHN Z. MEYER,
625 Elm street,
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GREAT BIOOD MrDIC1NEs

The half has not been told as to the great
curative powers OF the CUTIoURA RENE
DIES. | have paid hundreds OF dollars for
medicines 10 cure diseases OF the blood and
SKIN, and never found anything yet TO equal
the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CHAs. A, WILLIAMS, Providence, r.. |.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

Keep sweet your breath-it maid or wife
Or old or young, or large Ors' all,
have any hope Ina life
u You nave any friends at all.
heep sweet your bro lth-and heed the
warning,
Use SOAODONr ench nlght md mnrnlnrl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

l nave been selling your CUTfCURA REM
EDIEs for the last six years and | find that
they give universal satisfaction. They Cure5
me OF Il severe case Of Barbers Itch, when
other remedies failed
W. {. ANDREWS, Druggist, Cortland, O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

"For the immediate cure OF female
complaints aud Heterogeneous, English
Female BitterS Is n decided successn
DR.. J, A. KENNEDY,
Cotleeville, Miss.
spend 90 cents for one bottle OF Bal
ley's Saline Aperient.