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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01
STATE AFFAIRS.

The stonework on the burnt district at
West Randolph has been completed and the
brick-layers are at work. The blocks will
have frontage on Main street OF nearly 200
feet and over half as much on Merchants
row.
Waldo L. Burnap has been appointed
professor OF medical jurisprudence in the
university of Vermont in place of Ed ward J
Phelps, the new minister to England
The "gulf" just south of Essex Center i.
enlarging its borders. few DAYS ago a
large slide occurred, taking with it part of
the orchard belonging to the Universalist par.
sonage. Fully an acre of land has gone down
within year.
Three 20-feet spans of the lj0-feet trestle
on the st. Johnsbury d Lake Champlain road
near Morrisville were wrecked Monday after
noon by the derailing of four cars of a stock
train. The cars were smashed and their
freight of corn, oats and butter and eggs spoil
ed. No trains could pass for several days
The Rutland Herald says it is estimated
that the marble business of Rutland has
trebled in the last 10 years in production and
in wages paid. The total amount of sales in
1884 approximattd 81, 900, 600 and this year
it is likely to exceed that.
Montpelier will have four days musical
festival, beginning May 10, with Carl Terrain
as director, Mrs. Shepard as pianist, aud a
corps of distinguished soloists.
"A rock weighing about 30 tons fell on the
Central Vermont track mile beyond Head-
vile just after the sleeper train went down
Tuesday morning, Il was discovered by a
freight train from Bellows Falls at Z O'Clock.
and wrecking train went from Rutland to
clear it away. The rock was drilled and bias
ted and the track cleared at 1880 p. NJ. Two
carloads of the rock were hauled into Rutland
Albert Sowle's farm house and two barns
near st. Adams were burned Tuesday; loss
$500, insurance $500.
The trial of Edwin Ellis for wreokinR a
passenger train on the Missisquoi road, by
leaving switch open, ended at ST. Aibans
Tuesday with a verdict of acquittal The
verdict was not favorably received by the
people, as it WAS believed that Ellis really
merited severe punishment for his act, which
resulted fatally to two train men. As the
charges in the indictment were all for man
slaughter, however, and as no malice was
shown, the jury was compelled TO bring in a
verdict of acquittal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

In his speech at the Reform club dinner to
Mr.. Schurz in Boston the other evening Mr..
Phelps took the most advanced ground in ia
vor of civil. service reform, declaring that
there is no question which now so engages
the attention of the American people, none
with an object and purpose so high, none 80
vitality connected with the future happiness
and success of the country, and none 30 sure
of ultimate success as the cause of civil-ser-
vice reform. Last evening the citizens Of
Burlington, without regard to party lines,
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps complimentary
farewell reception at the Van Ness House.
The occasion was brilliant one aud very
large number Of people attended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

F. Curtis has moved his business 10
Springfield, Mass, aud he and his son, A, h.
Curtis, lately with the Ames Co. at Ohieopee.
have established themselves on Taylor street
In that city in the manufacture of milled ma
chine screws aud all kinds of screw machine
work. They report business good and their
prospects excellent.
DIR. Weston has rented the Wilcox house
below the bridge, and will soon occupy 1t and
begin the practice OF medicine.
W. ID. Stoekwell late clerk for Eaton and
Newell, has bought Alexander's store and be.
gan business this morning. He is a young
man who has the confidence of thu eommun.
ity and deserves success. Attention is called
to his advertisement in this paper
Rev. James Hsrriok aud wife, formerly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01
Mr. Billings Approves Of A rbOr Day in
Letter 60 Gov. Pingree.
New York, April 20, 1885.

NV YoRK, April 20, 1885.
Hon. SAINT h. Piagroe Hartford, w.:
My Dear Governor am Just back from a
visit to Bermuda with Mrs Billings and two
of my daughters. l find here the "Arbor
Day" proclamation, which you we're kind
enough to send me. lose no time in thank
ing you for issuing such wise and excellent
proclamation. l have had good deal to do,
in one way aud another, with the subject Of
forestry, and it is of the utmost importance
that the people of our state be awakened to
q greater interest in the matter of tree plant
ing. No better use could be made of the Isl
day of May than by hearty observance OF
what you so earnestly recommend.
Very sincerely yours,
FREDRRICK BILLINGS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

Gen. Middleton, who commands the Cana
dian forces sent to subdue the Riel rebellion
in the Northwest, had fight with the rebels
last Friday and was badly worsted. The reb-
els had prepared an ambush in wooded ra-
vine, and appear to have surprised General
Middleton's advance, and the General him
self narrowly escaped death, his hat being
pierced by a ball, while his forces suffered
badly in killed and wounded. By some
strange negligence or oversight his command
was lacking in suitable surgical help, and
many limbs had to be amputated which
might have been saved if the necessary sp-
pliances had been at hand. According to the
last accounts Riel and his men had taken to
flight and Middleton was in pursuit with
only 1870 men
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Jacksonville.

- Several inches of snow fell on the 26th
inst, but soon disappeared
r. Q Wilcox recently bought of Hiram
Fuller COW that gives Is quarts of milk per
day, and from the milk of seven days 1O4 lbs
of butter were made. II others can beat this
let them say on.
r. Q. Wilcox lately lost large hog and
Emory Reed q valuable COW.
The sugar season Just past has been an
unusually good one, there is a prospect Of
more ready money in circulation than for a
year past, and the time is a favorable one for
Pt@nix subscribers 10 pay their dues to A.
A. Butterield, Esq.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

rectly opposed TO the line Of administrative
action which they had promised for Oleve-
land. Time alone will show whether they
are only one Of the mistakes which every
President must make, or whether they make
the beginning Of distribution of the spoils
Of Office to the men who, from political
standpoint, have learned" them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

Rev. r. B. Fay, Of Post Mills preached

Rev. Il. B. Fay, of Post Mills preached
at the Congregational church last Sunday.
-Messrl. F. & H. Phelps are rebuilding
their livery sheds on a somewhat enlarged
plan.
premises during the spring.
The village schools commenced Monday
with good attendance.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
the organization of G. A. K. post, com
posed of veterans from Grafton, Windham
and Oambridgeport. X.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

farewell dinner was given Hon. George
II. Pendleton, the new German minister, in
New York on Tuesday evening. 1t is sig
nfcant fact that the company present includ-
ed prominent men of both parties who have
heretofore sneered at civil service reform as
alike impracticable and undesirable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

CRn,briarepOrt.
Derby hall is on rollers.

DsIUy HHII - UH IVtItF0
Frank Kendall, while chopping in the
woods last Friday, cut quite gash in his leg
Just above the knee.
The remains Of Mrs. T. Plant, who died,
aged 81 years, at the home OF her son in
New York, were brought here the 2Gth inst.
and inferred in our cemetery.
The body OF Fremont Wymap will be
brought TO this place for burial to-morrow
Saturday. Services at the church at 1 NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01
GBeVtrmont 45enit.
BRATTLEBOROi
FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1885.

II ought to be a source Of pride and salts
faction TO President Cleveland that public
sentiment expects better things Of him than
his late revenue appointments in three New
England states. The best thing ho can do is
to keep himself steadily in line with this
sentiment for the next four years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

"A little son of Henry NJ Hall WAS caught
on the saw at the Davenport 4 Underwood
and his arm partly cut of.
Sugar items are in order always till May
LIST. Mr. Winchester of Newfane hill has
made 24OO lbs of choice maple sugar and,
what is more remarkable, reports that the
very last run made almost as fine favored and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01
GuIIGOrd Centre

The ladies' circle will meet in their rooms
next Thursday afternoon.
Examination of teachers May I'd.
The listers will meet in the town hall at
9 A. NJ, May 8, when all who feel aggrie we'd
may appear and be heard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

Toe farm which s. H. Barrett offers for
sale is a good one, and is worth the attention
Of any man who wants a farm aud hash I
made his plans for the coming season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-01

Purify your blood, tone up the system aud regulate
me digestive organs by taking Hoods sarsaparia 1t
Is sold by All druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

and eostes. vho Introduced the esaa.
a1his timetet's make IL q dollar .
csllv' excIttdly circulated the young
man who hJd ooyne In on she excur-
len ana bsh mot the aoaiee ty csArce.
SNAKE ith v, and sSl quiz" spd
the goates wiggsed in an insinnstlnl
way.
"Tbst's bnly what i sxrect err MSr-
riass liceJxe IN cost. Merry and I gave
tbs old tcfks the slip last nisnt.n
al nAvJ soruplss against gambling"
said IL . PARTY IN black, "hst III illus-
trnle 10 yos the fSlly OF batting"
And 10 fofts. The youug man from
the cuubtry--or ths city. fer that mst
|toF-lefves without can't, through
tba goftlemsnly wiloa and eaTsvdIy
irrwJ NcSemss 81 tho professional
ulRStr--:ha man whs always nvAiss
30 call, or hha Q 1opbla head or two
.rails beneath hls hand.
This matter of "msichiEgv money,
<ince bs suppression Of opou geulb.
hlins hiss become pertlsioUs facl--s
phsnofasnal rage Heretofore JehN
I. Raymond and iar eli hlR SIX havs
oesn accredited with monopoly ~
"hseds-Nad-lsils," bat With what tIsih
. not positively sppEvent. Tho vico
Low parvedss the beat society, sUd ia
~ No rGs1ns confined 10 these WIN
Yegor whisky on the turn OF penny.
Tia lsdics, too, have picked up the
| aSsslOu, ana many who 0Ichsngsa tolu
&Dd bsg boH.bonA on lhs hend or tail
aow rssnIt 70 Ehcft 10 -Esll the smOnut
! involved on the flip OF copper. Tbs
aid gentlamGE's wallet is rOGchsd"
dudDG Tho eight, snd a Dearborn
avenue :athss, who has kept strict 60.
count Of HE small change, frequently
lnds IT Lighter by several shsSois in
the morning.
But the North Slide ds01 not ulunop-
oli2o this species of socisty gambling.
Michigan and Prairie Svepuaa are
equally prominent Matching to every
nhore, wbils pltGhing per niles st tEe
blackboard OK tho perlor carpet il az
commou ~ block niooking4.
1t sns been apid fhst this polite mods
OF gambling VAS epssd by ndnnsra of
the Board Of Trade fhig In barely
true. The sasimaele goar!smen som
posing thNt bocY or hons z lie busins as
people have epougs 10 ausssr for With
out this i.st immortality k9ieg droprsd
at their door like y f0undilng.-fChi-
cag0 Mail.
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rEaiE WHEAT, Agent,
I%7 Kim street, Dallas, T.3as.
...l.nc. rom TInngcl.l Rsnnr.

This sxas Genevoleut Association, con
Quoted upon ,triotly business principles, -
uch q as SUI hpakiug system, sad era.
bod ing hs ass1ssmsnt feature h RAISE y
mor ary furd-demonstTaiSoly ths ouly
equitable ons-combnes IN is Drs1l9 Al
#orEii IS al tie advantage Of mutr o.
operation. Tbs interest OF the member.
ship md management arc mutual a1a
raeipro 81, II IL not easy 10 conceive how
sny nearer approach 10 perfection IN any
sys'oln s securing SAFE ana economical
provision FOR lovoo onSS can DO devised.
The be't clerical Heip 30 be had Is found
IN Tho homo ONCE, Which Ia % nsrvel oi
~ 7'emaiiSol management. Eyargi ,irg
. conducted With u clenrness and dlrpatcb
.f&t 'snvss nothing he tfslred"
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CLAR WAITER rRnas.
n Transaction In Which the Man ana
Brotanr M ado tho bsost.

a Transaction In Which the Man ana
Brotaor Msdo tho most.
olo CGsper went into au arrangement
to furnish frogs for restaurant. Ono
day be came with e lot of frogs the,
were much smaller than tho Kind he
had been accustomed 10 deliver.
"IhoSs are rathor small" said the
proprietor.
"Yag, sah, ds's do Clearwater frog,
an IL rack dgs worth MORN dc uddeI
ore: hut l reoknns dat III halter iel
you hab 'om nj de same prics, d.
mon loun hard ter kotuh, sab, an an
skins HIS so close dat da's hard Ter
peel on Des. look NJ dis hoah head
one. Won't ho make or rich white
man smack hin moui2"
: Shortly after tho old rogro wen,
away tho proprietor, sailing a friend
sad; II have just eaten some OF tho
nneat irogs ! ever saw, n nav va.
rioty 10 me. They arc tho closr-wstel
"fhet's u now kind, surely, for
thought any frog could live in clear
water, Lot mo nee ono OF tham,n
The proprietor brought one. Tho
man, after examining Il, hogan 10
AnuEN.
"Whst's tho mstter,,
MetterY Why, tia toad"
"Yes, us y tosd.n
T.e proprietor won't out into tho bacl,
yard ana leaned over barrel. Toe
mex day tho restaurant man met old
Cahner on tho street.
yeu!p N""' ~ MI
".Whapt do MISTER, boss.n
."lou know what's The me.tor. You
prouHht mo lot Of toads."
'Youdid.
you mus' 10 mistaken, e,h.n
80, an got, you iuftrnpl rasoalp'
NOW look heph, hoes. whit did I
tell yer den, thin.s wuEsn
."1oy ueid they woro clearwater
$50 IA wur.n
toada.p '--' "O''
"Dossi yer's gsttlr' mieh,v olosa
uoNn ~ var puhsunal work. Whus /
tole yer NuE iho irpE / didn' Ray 4 \
wus hpu -troge. Dis lihl IA lie dav an'
ofuow ain't cpHr water, wv ceA wv
eye righ'a kecr or ,oeibon, ma fnr
many or long day.
.Is on, you thlevlsh rasoal.r
VII 90 on, but 1 aln't no ihieyinh
rarcnl, dosn' want no mo- ttnussck-
nhons Wild yer FUR yer sinr or liable
pussun. Yei'a 30 ueier dohsin' Inc
point yteso'f DAT it filings Yer outou
year when tr man tells yer de truf
How ceuld Ihe'r what mans yer GIN
ter % iraukt, Yer has n perfect right
o.csll 'cn loads Of yer wants tor, but
after ell d. wuz clearwater fraugs
Use or great minc ter hnb Yer rested
mr 'busln me, but az dis 'lr yer fusl
s se III let yer OFF, Arksnsaw
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renlnlne Forinnes

Elzabgih Garrett, Of Baitissore, hss
agetinne oint laast I2,G000o0,
no thgte daughters Of Mr.. Banker
Drcxtl, Of PbilsdslpAis, SIRE set down
for S6,0G0oo0 osch.
Mr. a. =. Stewart is crsdits8 with .
fortune 81 $50 e0G;Oo0.
Miss Sarah Hitchcock, az Nsw York,
IN sat dGw1 80 worth sl2 oe0 900.
4 Mrs. Morggn, widow Il tho Elk goyor
nor aud boDatCr,oaa draw her check for
from sI0,d190g0 10 $4,000 COS
Mis. cey1lia9 Welfe HISS su income
of$5o.e0o, and yGsl estate tonstsntl,
raisllg "a sAlps.
rirs, fFbisiAU Reid rshdahsr tito To
several fnill,0nf tn her OWE right.
hsiss Ellen Eesn, Of Ehiladsipbis, IL
both haRgsome snd rich. Sac turns
the Aosla no million or sore.
Mr. Paras BisvGns was loft FOR.
tune o. 10 000,Ot0.
Miss 81. Pia,rs, ~ Ternsusse, who 10 a
DiHua 81 thO chase and AAjianthr0plgt
IN hor plseE, hAs ieSl aetatS. irsn fOuu.
dries eus coal mines, valued gt
$2,N0l,c00.
MS. 1ark HOPKINS. who lives al
0reat Darrinatou. Name. snd LETT CaIi.
forliia out OF isar OF Denris Ks.rne .,
ana b,e y1licrSs, he. ns LIS, n sos n6o
ton aHago. She mslss good iutorsst
on shrsFc Investments aud careful
msNS.emsAf.
klts. John Minturxs, Now York
widow, 20 credited NTH nsyorxl mill
ion.
John Hey'a wife 10 worth s oool mil
Inv, Il. 1,,rt,.-,. :. " ~ : os"4 ,pti-
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TWO NorIsm MIxanRrLs.
Wac Esve Won Fortnuss as& yThai
EAoy say Abcue stsso Life,


Wac Have Won Forenuss ar& wha,
E&oy tay About stsgo Life.
emily" Enorson has rsosntly made
u Phsa0msnal sgccess III Australia,
aud 10 rich.
Emsrson was born SIS Belfast In 1886,
Nc began his career with Joe swee.
ney'H rninssrele in Washington IN
1857. Later on no ismped into
prominence la connection with New
combs mlnatrslu, with whom
no visitad Germany. Ho viEisod Aua-
tralie In 1874, and on his return to
Amsriea joined bHverIoy's minrlrels
ia san pfancisco % $500 wsek ana
oIpsnSes, wish thls trOups no PLAYED
ssiore hsr msjasty, the queen, tins
fcinGeof Wales and royalty geuarslly.
AftSr this trip no isassn ths s3ssnd ard
tbsttrs, Gan Frspoisoo, wasIs for thrse
years he did tks lsrgsst businssE ever
sno WI 90 miustralsy, In April lsyt no
went to Ausrslis again, .hero hs has
'sbesten tbs record"
"Biliy" jea very hsndsome follow,
an e1cel,sst singer, dances graoefally,
and Ia & true hunoript.
"Hes, ~, ! hnys travelled all over
taH world, hsva aflt al ports OF paw
y ., COMA H cGngsot with ali eortn OF
cgstonsn, soc had al oorts OF sxps-
rmncas. Quo nust heve y oonntita-
lion ,iGes locomotive 70 stand IT,
"Yas, know 1 Aesla 10 bear IL llke
~ J1r ~ 4 I 20, HEi J tell ,Ou csa~
didly that " -u the perpstusi change
OF Sict, wa,or Suc oiilpsta, II hNd not
DNHlutzirFC all al. 49,
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In tho cirruis ss1.t 81 the un,tex,
States Scr ,hs ssstryes sf MARYLAND
In rquit1 Anssicsu Rel yeie-
phone cerarnny 81 al. W.. Pan Eieo-
trio Teisrh oss c~apsry 81 al.
Ina motion Ter pfstisiinsry In.
Junctisu came ON 70 be hssrd on thi
10TH Gay OF ispesat ser, 1885, and the
Defendants stating thss tseir proof
were nol ready, aud sskins for iuIthe,
time, t arsupon IL 10 by sho conrs or
desed tbas tbs DEFENDANTS ssrvs sopis,
Of tbeir Fieofa on tho cumplalnants
solic'cyr sa.or before Ma 18th Gcy q,
Octoher, 1855, aud the cou,pl.inants
shali G,s. ,Nflsr flo THAR saidayits
IN iaply X thny desire so "a
90, tps ihet tbs said motina
Tor ? pfslMinAsr irjunalion bo hsald
on tbf HarAa cay CT November. 1855
and isat cautlue Al ordsr ixglle re-
strettlaS ae defendants udtii ths
said hoelak end sha fHrthef order o.
the oears, ir0m sxseudius6r inoreis.
Ing ineis bueiossa BY iSs26g new sub,
SC, ih.rs e 6 AZ sarI/ Or usiog any
W. ~ 800 tAfta tt4ttAft ./fG aAtEfH hltNl
necessary q sep no ;hoso now in use
suoE /sn Circuit ,pdse.
THos. J .MonsIs, District J1dgo
piNsrp/ Mayy Aand, to Wit:
hereby x<riify tsat tbs foregoing is /
true cIy ~ sho original Oh ale smQnF
the V;me'diHgs ia tho snld entit'sA
cs/ II calmeny whereof ! harsk
s2 say hand sud 2inx tbt seal o. fha
/said Sirenlt court OF the Upite2 1taiei
tof the District Of MsrylShd, this l7It
day ci S SLENDER.
tSeal, "a d 1855 JAS. w. CHEW.
Cierk Of eaid Circuit Court
postsnTips: Rertics Interested
wouls do veil 81 raad ihe whole rrt-
cecdiGns, Nhich wis DO furnished by
thu msrsga OF Tho Erin Telegraph ana
IelsphoDs colnpsny on sppiics,ion.
j, X. DUNBAR,
General superintendent
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ON s,esmbostr, ears and stage.
coachsT, Hostett6r's Stcmach Bitiers
Is carried 80 the most Important item
Ia the nsteris rnedica Of tho travelling
public. IL danrlves vlNatsJ hr0oslah
water II iva huitiul properties and er.
earable flavor NouDtereots the pra.
nicious eflecta apDn tb0 stomach
OF bad or indlsaghple food,
remedies cramps, hs&ftburn and
wind upon the stomach. II
sG tlne defanaa against na.arial
disorders, npllilles the effects OF ex-
cossive hea,, colo and damp, relieves
slok headache, aBd Is on inc1'nphrAb
sure for c0otivoU6sS and bl'iouxN0fl
Tho fatigue OF travel Olsen ieur most
disaatroualy upon iuvslida and cor
valesoeuts, occasionally 30 eUoh az
ex69nt as 10 jsopataixh Lie, Ptraons
III feeble health, pprehensivs Jf bad
eilects from tlasd., will, If provided
With the Bittere, 10 FAR leaE I,Eeiy 60
have their fears realised.
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Cure FOR tho pilcs.

OuEs thr inc EtttHs
Piles are frequently proceeded by p
sonse OF weight 10 tho bHcs, loins aud
lower part of the abdomen, csusing
tho patient TO suppose that Inc has
Some affection q the hiGneys on
neiRhb0ring organs At times, sqmp-
tom OF Indigestion are present, llatu-
i9ncy, unoaginesS ~ the stomach, etc,
a moisture, IiRs persplratiou, pro-
duoing very agreeable itching,
aftar getting warm, IL common a.
tendaut. Blind, bi3e3ipg Rnd Itching
Piles Weld ~ once ta tho application
~ DIR. Bosauko', Iilo Bomlsfy, Witch
act5 directly upon Tho parts siT6cted,
absorbing tne Tumcrr, Hlisyiug the
Intense iichinR, and affecting jsarlEA.
nent cure, Price, 81 Conts. A6dtaas,
th5 DIR. B0sanko Medicine Company,
Ptquo, OHIO. Sold oy eli druggists.
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INSURANCE

nFFlQEOFf stRANCf,sF1Tf i,t,,s
,N.NnM u. iurr. Austin, reVas. ueinI,,i.NN "a 2
io.,,h,,- iohil whom u may Concern, "
TINS Ia To certify, That The psri8e Ntrt,,.,
" ie.urance company OF California. la
~ w rspects iully complied wifi t6n
i lsWso desas es conditions precedent ioit.
com any holds rcrtlaeain ~, ~, si,i ,n
iIen, thisutlicc emitting tito IA hnei,nv,..i
.hls Slhie Tor thftc months frn,s ~, ~ u.
day ei October, 1875, 10 the slst dnv ef 'o n ,ss
G mber lsSi. Given under my bsna ~,
sea, ~ ollie. IA Austin. The day and Il lte
'''' ''''e "''''eh' "A = BEE,
PARKS a EAur.x. Vommigilntr.
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rover aAd AsaN nne lsilloas Irsvor.

The liver ia he gsat of tAege dabill-
tstinE diseases. UgpS.oGoNN arangtn-
ems and gives tone - the qyEtem.
purifying the blood, relieving u OF nil
mihaEsabic or pOiSoA0us ieilusnCay. A
Ter dohsn taken atvsral tinss week.
especially a. thu oh snss eg tina stssohs
aud oErlng tho Hunmer Ia warLn oil
msirs, will greatly assist In uardins
on EoVHYs OF all kluis.
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~ ombtr With other ntorivtinn ~,
slher. htulihhle rovn i win he si,,s,,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Our lsdloa footwear depGrlineEs IL
tho most complete In tho elty, our
sock is completely graded, from a
good low priced article, 20 tho best In
the land. Wo handle goods for all
glasses, our prlcas are made to nut tho
masses NJ Ilo0a Kahn s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Advocates OF prohibition noei have
no fears OF "PRIuRLY ASH BIrTERs"
as IL is a modicino, Gnd by reason Of
its oatosrtic properties cannot no used
eS beverage, II is manufactured
from tho pUrest mstoriaie, and aots
directly on tho Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. As y blood purifier
J. has M equal lis pleasant to tho
taste, and elective in SETON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

There are scores o. persona who ava
sahering from some form OF blgod din
order or skin disease, eush Nv s0rui-
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test W. II, Howell 4 Bros, druaglsta,
ssaar6 thEs Acssr's Flood Elixir viii
certainly cure al Ruoh diseases, la.
oludtna syphil.s ard Rheumatism. Ii
u not patent uosirgm, but AOlsn-
title preparation. They guarantee IL,
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