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II. II. WARNER & Co.

To Whom 1t Nay Concern; In the Ro-
chester Democrat and Chronicle Of Deem
Der 3lst, there appeared a statement in the
form of card from Dr. ]. B. Henion, of
this city, recounting his remarkable re-
covery from Brightis disease of the kidneys,
after several doctors of prominence had
given him up by the use of Warmers Safe
Cure. We are personally or by reputation
acquainted with DR.. Henion, and we be-
lieve he would publish no statement not
literally true. We are also personally or
by reputation well acquainted with II. II.
Warner & Co, proprietors Of that remedy,
whose commercial and personal standing
in this community are of the highest order,
and we believe that they would not pub
lsh any statements which were not lit
orally and strictly true in every particular
C. r. Parsons, (Mayor of Rochester,
WM. PURCELL, editor Union and A3eer-
tiSer)
W. D. STUART, (ex-sunogate Monroe
County,
EDWARD A. Frost, (ex-Clerk Monroe Coz
E. b. FENNER, (eX-District Attorney Mon
roe County,
I'M. DAvY, (ex-Member Congress, Roches-
ter
JOHN S, MORGAN, County Judge, Mon
roe County.)
Hiram srpLEY, Capitalist and Seeds
man.)
". c. RowLEY, Cex-County Judge, Mon
roe County,
JonS Van voosHIs Cex-Member of Con-
gress.)
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For 81 900, so Acres, 2 miles from Au-
burn; acres in Fruit; 1 acre in Alfalfa: 40
acres in Timber; 2 Dwellings, Stable, etc. This
place wants TO be seen to be appreciated.
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. ID nan. y. hf NJ
j. HYMAN. R. q FRO.

MATHEMATICS AND JEWELERS., 70
w SOC street. between Fifth and SSfSs
Sixth, have always on hand choice sr-l-S>
variety of fine Watches Diamonds jew ES.ssS6
elTy, etc. ial2-tf
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
EBNER BROS,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. s. COOK,

DIR. }. s. COOK,
MO. go NINTH ST, BET AND J, OPP
~ pOsite the Plazs, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths,
Magnetic Garments aud Insoles Consulta ion
free. dlO-lm
W. Il. BALDWIN, NJ. d.,
CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and streets. Of
nee hours 10 A. NJ. 10 y NJ; 2 TO and TO P.
n Residence, SCI street. nl5-1m
DIR. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET, Be
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9lS and go.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
" Office hours TO A. M; l TO P. N, and
evenings jyl-n
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To The Editor Of Tie Icing Church, Chicago,
Illinois.
There was published in the Rochester
Democrat and CRgoHicle of the 31st OF Deem
Der, a statement made by J. B. Henion. 81
D., narrating how he had been cured of
Bright's disease of the kidneys, almost in
its last stages, by The use of Warmers Safe
Cure was referred to III that statement,
as having recommended and urged DR..
Henion to try the remedy, which he did,
and was cured. The statement of Dr.
HeniOn is true, so far as it concerns myself,
and l believe ii be true in all other respects.
He was d parishioner of mine and visited
him in sickness. l urged him to take the
medicine and would do the same again TO
anyone who was troubled with disease Of
the kidneys and liver.
Israel FoorE, ID. d.
(Late) Rector ofSt Pauls Episcopal Church.
Rochester, N Z
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DIR. LAME.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-OFFICE AND
/ Residence, No. 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth. HOURS to 10 A. ", 8 to and to
SP. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se54plm
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DRs. KELLOGG a. Goss,

CiORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SACRA-
~ MENT0. Office Hours:
Miss DR.. Kellogg Miss DR.. Goss-
9to10A.M. Sto9A NJ.
u 2. n. 2to 5P. NJ.
6to P. N. 7toSP.h.
Sunday - tOS SO
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TREES ron FENCES.

A durable wire fence can be made By
planting straight-growing trees rod or 50
apart and putting wires on them by means
OF staples after they have grown several
years. Lombardy poplars are good for the
purpose, as they are straight and rapid
growers. They are not especially desirable
trees, however rs they are easily broken
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Z. I
earle & CROLY

CONTAGIOUS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRR-
" pared to do all kinds Of work in their line,
III city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. shop, No. 114 Second street, be-
tween K and L. Postot1ce Box No. 40 Sacra-
mento. dI6-4ptf
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"A al Sta TIE:
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UrANTED-A SALESMAN WHO CAN FUR
w nish Horse and Wagon ana has about $50
ready money. TO travel in country. Address
Postoihce Box Is, city. ielJ5tt
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SP. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se54plm
wM. ELLERY BRIGGS, N. D.,
NCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. once, 1921
Sacramento Cal Hours: $50 70 u a. NJ; ! to
P. Il. Sundays: $50 to II 4. NJ; to 4 P. N. iy1-u
DIR. A. e. BRUNE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
/ the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 81 ] street. between Firm
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours-9 20 IL A
NJ; 5 10 S and TO 6P. VI. Jy13-u
WALLACE A. BRIGGS, nj. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICE
1 and residence No. 2l2 street, Sacramento.
Once Hours. i !. !, \. 4 to y P. NJ. }jela4pn
$50 TO s p. u.
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.CUCCESSOR To PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and L streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Buggies Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. mH4ptf
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FOR SAi.E-rG LEr.

nor sALE-A FIVE HORSEPOWER EN-
L CINE and Boiler and lrplet Pump, all in
good condition. inquire at No 994 street. NJ
Il. ROSE. ia27-tf
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VITANTEp-AN AMERICAN GIRL WANTS
w situation TO do housework in q small
family (Americanl; best of references given.
INQUIRE at No. 1870 Fifteenth street. fer ST.
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1NOOIf -FflIAA5UNV u CO.r
TTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made TO order. isA4p1m
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aiiyl-AccOnmodation Train
Tile, TehsEa, Hed Buff aud
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4 thIcket Of dozen k3isslan mulberry
trees, says an exchange, viii soon take
possession Of the ground, keeping down all
the weeds and win make most welcome
shelter for the fowls which viii thrive on
the fruit that may happen to fall from
them. 1t Will not be long before a tree
will bear a peck Of fruit, ana in a few years
more it viii yield bushel, and as it OBJ
tains greater size it viii even yield i've
and ten bushels Of luscious fruit. If
you have never seen the tree in bearing,
imagine a compact, symmetrical tree Of
deep green foliage, loaded with fruit re-
sembling the blackberry, some ripe,
some turning, some in a greener state. The
time for ripening is in June, or the early
part of July. No fruit collection can be
complete without some of these trees. The
fruit can be dried, preserved or canned, or
be eaten fresh from the tree.
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aMERIcaIN ENGLAND


Ene American Exhibition in London
RAPIDLY Gaieing In Public Estimation.
Interview with tho COnmiss iOner-
General
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-[Special Cor
respondence. business men through
out the United Statos arc mauiiesting
much interest in the American exit
bition, which opens in London May l,
1886, TO continue six months. In tbs
opinions OF some Of Tho most promi-
nent manufacturing ana importing
firms in Now York, the exhibition
will afford uuoqualed facilities tCr in
introducing The products OF Inc Uliteu
States abroad. Mr.. John GtilMer Sp6ed,
the comm Asluuef- general, has char, o
OF tho work IA Jhia country, with OIL
cos in the Fines building III this city.
To your correspondent Mr., Speed gave
the following information regarding
the character aud purpose Of the eXGi-
bition: The American exhibition IN
London ID 10 b9 devoted entirely 10
the exposition OF the resources,
products manufactures au0
arts OF tho United States
Its buildings and grounds ar5 SIT
uated vt E2rl's Court, a station on soy
oral OF the rapid transit liues OF Lon
don and within oasy walking distance
OF the BEST residence quarter oil tho
British metropolis. Both by its plan
and Its location this exhibition gstOm-
mends itself strongly TO tao people oil
the United Statos. As q means OF put
ting before the people OF the Ola World
tho evidences OF Lhe vas. opportunities
offered by this country for Tho prolific
hfn fF s.n fol lao,
eXCellCd. For the purpose OK showing
the natural RESOURCES OF Inc various
sections OF tho Unltsd Statos, T. system
of State exhibits like That followed 10
Now Orleans has boeu adopted. The
central locality Of London, itsimn ense
population, over ten millions OF people
residing within an hours travel Of tho
exhibition grounds aud Tho vast num-
Der of strangers OF gN natiOuaitles
nightly within it's bJrG gr3 Will make 10
q peculiarly advantageous 81 OF FOR an
exhibit, which shall 50 present
the resources OF a State ~ 10
mako it evident ~ capitalists
searching Tor new investments, and
emigrants seeking new homes thSJoach
can be gatisiied within tho borders OF
tho State exhibiting. Inc bt2ta5 that
exhibited IN Now Orleans last winter
lhNu OHkAA 4NsAAiAA AOlb1 ''oAAIAlH Nilh kti-F
How much greater thon viii be tho
benefit that will accrue 10 the State
which shall make a complete exhibit Of
its resources and products at London,
the metropolis of tho world? Tho exhi-
bitiOn can DO readily divided into two
departments, the official or State ex-
hibits, and the private exhibits Of bust
ness firms. The former gro 10 consist Of
evidences Of natural RESOURCES
exhibited for Tho purpose Of inn
migration and tho Investment
of capital, while the latter
will conslst OF exhibits OF mauufacuired
goods made for the purpose Of extend
ing prlYate trade. In the former class
arrangements have already boon made
for exhibits from twenty-five States,
while regarding tho latter class, tho
director general Is able 70 announce
that application for space already OK
coeds tho most 9auguine expectations.
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PEcos CITY, AUG. 22.-IEditor HER
ALD.l-Two specials in your issue of
tho Goth instant relative 90 the killing
at Toyah OF J. Il. Morris, sheriff Of
Pecos county, On tho night o. the 18th,
are not FREQ from partial ooloring. The
reports Of the homicide make MIR.
Morris wholly responsible Tor the fatal
termination of the attempted arrest.
Your Austin special charges him di-
rBctly with having "attack ed the ran
gers,' The truth Is 1t Is q matter Of
doubt as 10 who fred the first shot.
Islt commemorate, thon, TO warp the
facts and PREJUDICE the case before a
final judicial investigation has been
nudr But IA the presence Of "the dead
liou" we ELL can bray. Mr.. Morris
was man Of warm and impulslve
temperament; of generous instincts,
and of q courage that Was never
doubted. The seven gaping wounds
upon his body attOst his bravery, Four
against one are fearful odds In q fight
for life; and, in view of the testimony
nj the coroneris inquest, II may be the
part of justics, rs we'll as of prudence,
70 reserve Judgment until full ex-
animation can DO made. But any
wholesale charge wherein the entire
fault Is attempted TO DO fastened on q
single man may be an act OF friend.
ship for the living, but not Hn act Of
justice toward the dead.
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Is again in tho field for the annual
migration of the Texas school girls to
the colleges and seminaries OF Vir-
ginia and Kentucky. Particularly
those for Augusta Female seminary,
Stauuton, Virginia; Hamilton Female
College, Lexington, Kentucky; Daugh-
ters College, Harrodsburg Kentucky,
and Millersburg Female College, Mil
lersburg, kentucky.
More complete arrangements than
ever have beeu made for tho rapid,
safe, comfortable and cheap transpor-
tali0n of The young ladies' TO the
schools in the 6boyo.named States.
Reliable escorts will accompany
each school without expense to the
parents or guardians.
Many years experience IN handliug
this class of business enables tho
wrltar TO guarantee perfect satistac-
ton as to rates on tlckois and Incl
dental expenses, rs we'll gs the safety
and comfort Of thepupilg.
The route is via st. Louis and Gin
cinnati, over tho Vandalia lire.
For Particular Information SIS 10
rates on tickets, time OF starting, otc.,
etc, address
GEORGE A, KEIGHT.
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
p. O. drawer 10, Dallas, Texas.
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WANAHAcmE, Aug. Oh Special
The fines rnd iorleimros collected
by the oonstab,os and jgsliG5s Of the
poRce n Ellis county, sud reported ct
the last session OF tho commissioners
court, amounted 10 $l2A. Il, ii
White, county treasurer, reported
cash on hand, $g,l7, and school fund
on hand, So, l3j Tho commissioners
court ordered nu election to DO held at
Midlothian, ON Saturday, September
10, TO determine whether or not g
special TAX OF 20 conts On tho dollar
should be levied 70 support tho public
State school, Only the qualified tax
payer will be allowed q vote.
4 mass m0otiug has boon called by
the chairman OF tho executive COM
mittee on prohibition for Saturday,
August %, mt WaNGhachie, for the
purpose OF taking some action IN re-
gard 10 he continuation of prOlibi.
ton in Ellis county. The fact that
two petitions have Ooen presented, On8
from Enuia, the other from WGNg-
hachie, asking tho commissioners 60
order en- election ON local option in
these towns, indicate HAT while things
arc ''shO dry stranCoEN th6g are nov
crtheless alive. II prohibition wins
again sho wall have to fight hard for IL.
Both parties arc up and doing and the
fight bids fair to DO lively one. Mrs.
Sid Alexander was in WaNahachie last
week seeking signatures TO pcti-
ton 20 Governor ireland praying
his pardon Tor her husband, VINO was
sentenced Ioi q Ito term in tho POM.
tentiary about four years ago for the
murder of Joe Ballard, mt Ennis. Tho
petition alleges hat Alexander 10 now
Insane.
Now cotton 10 coming in daily. Good
judges say that the average yield for
ELLIS county Will b9 bAlo to every
two and one-fourth acres, or 10000
bales for tho county. No rain.
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WANTED.


Ngy ANTED--A W0RKINGMAN FORll+
w miles from city and small family
for a nursery next TO Dallas, and good
working girl In the city; also cooper
wanted, Apply TO Bear Hotel, next to I'M
ion Depot, East Dallas II
M ANTED-A TEACHEK WHO DE
w sircs a permanent school, worth
from $1,000 to sl2CO a year. and can bay
property worth Si,j0O, on good terms, can
find such q school and property by Cnquir-
ing at Texas School Agency, GOy Main
street, Dallas. 10
M ANTED-ONE BLhCAs3lITHI ONE
w irst-class order cook, several tami-
lies on farms, ten girls for gen raj house
work wood-choppcEs; good timber good
pay and steady work. lnteiligen md
Employment ONCE, COB Nam street, Dallas,
Texas. aug2j II
XETANTED--"A RARE CHANCE"-A
w practical painter and PAT or-hauger,
with $i,2lj 10 iL5G0, 20 buy a haif Interest
IN "a paint shop in one OF the best towns IN
Texas; over t0j worth of work now under
contract References exchanged. Address
Painter" care Herald Office, au-2iti
SjANIDD TO BOARD Mas AND
w wife or two ladic3 AT % raduc. q rate,
as company for my lit.ic daughters and 10
prevent brraHiug 40 Housekeeping, q Nj,
Aug.2 asst
~ - - - - = 40 -. - - I, 80.
,ll%y l''S o%}tr.iS ,I III G t. 5
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NJ NNTEU--A PABIY Wlrd CAPI-
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w cl,hn5e i,rn7,eriv po1in' 20 i.6 N ,,,ont,
for western land. SidpSoY- Il iffUrlSIHE.
~ Elm street aug20-7l
TTJNN'TIL1 TI5TTyI{T-E 11!IfssJ, 'E0E
w ,e,9r monufart ira,- Iva Nea. yorl, t@
sell TO iobblng on retail TRADE. Address.
with references, SECARs, =. o Box 2slG,
New York 4Dg2l-Bt
TJBNVED--I VIEW COON YOTNC
w men to act ag news ogenig ON raiI,oad
| trains. s,,i 10 S56 ca.h security rDnuireJ foT
Goods entrusted. address T. foV NCyg
| 90 Union Depot, F0ri Worth aurlS-7t
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80 'S. s,1 NY ,.,., o,Ntt,I5 .-
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| sleeves. Inf9nts' Diapers. ptc. 'Our iCg
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| Address, with stamp, q n CAMPBELL 4
| Go 0 South NAV street, CHICAGO. rudl5I
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nsslGMEr,s NOTICE

4 rSltttk NOTICE. - hANi,G
n hcnuppl,utCd assignee OF q. T. MO.
lu, nj " N %, merchants, OF DALLAS, Texas,
uNiici is hrtchv given 10 the creditors ut
sud .Ju .lWNku known to me In writing
tnclr COO 'ut 70 the acceptance olEnld as
siluuCut within 'nUr months from this
dtic, Hrt 'ihm riA WaajNl rom this date
to uu win uN iholr claims again ~ the
sand q T.. Nhmsud a Bro, verified MS tho
law ulrrct. an per uus Indebted TO said
hrm arc no idel 90 mako immediate pay.
mont 20 me ANFRED DAVIS, Asltncc.
pOslofuvo udd css, nalss Texas 4,
Juiy la I..,
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Whom you visit or loavo Now York
City save Baggage, Expressago and ~
Carriage Hire, and stop ~ the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. GO ebgant
rooms, fitted up at n cost OF ono mill
lion dollars, ~ and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restau-
rant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroad TO
all depotB. Families can live better
for loss money at the Grand Union
Hetel than AZ any other krst-clsss
hoeel In the city,.
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Jamcl Beochar, N. D OF Sigourney,
Iowa, says: "lOrSevaral years / have
been using . cOuEh Dasam, called DR..
William Ublia 8alsam for tho lungs,
aud in almost every case throughout
my practice ! hBvo had entire success.
1 hayo used auS prescribed hundreds
of bottles since tho days Of MY army
practice (lS63) when | was surgeon Of
Hospital No, Z, LOuisyille, kentucky"
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Koutncl,y Collaborating Company

Parties hoving cetlle ~ put out on
shares will liud ID 20 their interest TO
correspond with tho kentucky Cattle
Raising comuany, a5 Louisville, Ken
lucky. This company has "a large tract
Of land under fonce, with an abund-
ance OF running water, in Blanooe
canyon, Crosby county. Address
them Mt Louisville, kentucky.
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Central Academy,

For both sexes, opens Monday, Sop
tember Z. Teachers, w. A, Boles,
Miss Mamie Il. Pugh, Mrs. M. A. Nc
Coy, amt J. T.. ThaCker on the piano.
al Of wide experience and abreast OF
the times. see advertisement In last
Mondays HERALD.
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ACvocglasof prohibition need have
no lears OF "PRIoKLY Ash BIrTERs"
rs 10 is r medicine, sud by reason Of
it's cathagtlc properties csnuo5 be used
rs a beverage. IL ia manufactured
from tho purest materials, and acts
directly on tho Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
gub ard BoWols, As blond purifier
it has no ogusl IL l9 pleasant 10 thB
TASTE, Eud effective in ASTON.
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pntton,a Sour won Eve salvo

Patton's Sour Well Eye Salvo
ia wonder'to the nation, Made from
clements of sour water ct Sulphur
Springs, Texas, it cures sores of all
kinds, itch, tetter, cancers, catarrh of
the head, oto. Certificates from all
wonderful cures. % conts q box, by
all druggists. Meyer Bro. 81 Co., st.
Louis; G. II. Finley IL Co., New
Orleans; Thompson Drug Company,
Galveston, and CrOwdus Drug Com
pany, Dallas. all keepit.
IL. &. PATTON d Co., Props,
Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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aa
pnnnN MnnnInr.

BAper hAnEihEi
We will do better work ~ less prices
than any house In town. We give you
tho lateBt designs and largest a5sort-
meut OF paper to select from in the
State. Get our sStunGto ou work be-
fore letrug vOur lob. HAMILTON "
YOUNO, S}S Elm street.
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The "ENp1siliOn Uulyersolle do Part
Cuiipsire' awarded the highest hOnt
Ors 10 AugOsburd BitJCr9 as tho mos
ciiiaoious etimulant 10 excite the appe-
tito and 30 keep tho digestive organs
IN good order. Ask FOR the genuine
article, manufactured only by DR.. J.
q, b. SoiEerJ 10 Sons, and beware OF
limitations.
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Dr.. SCOTS Coca, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus ono of tho best tonics for
loss OF appetite and debility. Try it,,
For sale by HickOI ~ Hoarne, Patter-
son, Clover ~ Co., Jeil House and
Howell Bros.
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Received lno Highes. Award at tine Psria
Erpositlon for tho
Manufactured in the World,
LAGER BEER SALES

81 Louis Republican, November Is, 1873,
"'rhe official returns OF the Revenue De-
partment for the year ending November
show the enormous quarG,yOf 2SOOS2 bar
rels OF Lager Beer sold for the ANHEU-
SER.BUsCH BREWERY. This return
proves thom 10 DO tho largest Brewery In
the West.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

E8IfyOu are nervous or dyspeptic try
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