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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-06

to the rink tonight,

Go to the rink tonight.
The whole earth tor &c.,, at Erb,s'
Prof Cutheart At the rink tonight.
Fine watch repairing speciality by
f. AUSTIN.
Full brass band tonight at the pa.
vilion rink,
Orr's buggies arc selling fast, Ggg
Main street.
Dan Rice, the cid Snowman, lectures
here Tuesday.
The Dallas brewery will furnish beer
one week from to-day.
Send your orders for 4, II, ~ to George
A. Webster, Dallas, Texas.
Ladies, misses and chilGrens spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
Skating pavilion-prigs and novelty
skating races tonight at the rink.
S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. e. Bouche's.
Bouche keeps all kinds of cigars aud
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Great bargains in diamonds and fine
jewelry for few days at 6l2 Main
street. Il. AUSTIN.
Skating and noyenty races tonight
and fun brass band at the skating pa
viliou.
EThe exeursionists from the cast have
not arrived as yet. They will probably
reach here this morning
To have your watches, clocks anI Jew.
elry repaired go TO Il, Il, Cuctis, corner
Main and Poydrso streets.
Improved baker, dairy, laundry and
refrlgiator wagons are kept in stock by
the Weir Plow Company.
One thousand tons Of hae, loose or
bGled at low figures by j. w. Sanders,
East Dallas. Telephone No. $50.
Our Hebrew citizens had dance at
Shady View Park Thursday night,
which was most pleasant affair.
Elegant new stock of jewelry Just re-
ceived. Corner Main and Poydrss
streets. L. Il. CURTIS, jeweler.
The finest assortment of spectacles
and eye glasses in the city. Corner
Main and POydras streets. l.. u. CURTIS,
jeweler.
p. p. p. will cure all diseases of chick.
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at % cents per package by, George
T. Atkins, Dallas.
Greatest bargains ever offered (for a
few days. in ladies' and, gents gond
watches and chains. f. AUSTIN,
6l2 Main street.
Mr.. Joseph Lahnsteln received the
sad tidings yesterday that his father
Aaron Lahnstein resident OF Budin.
gen, Germany, was dead.
Mr.. w. II. Murdoch Is no longol
connected with the firm of Murdoch 4
Baldwin, bat his friends eau soon find
him. Due notice will be given.
Strangers IN the city arc cordially in
vited TO visit tho large repository OF the
Weir Flow Company, where they keep
constantly on hand null line OF bug
gies, phaotons, carriages, etc.
Mrs. Chestnut the leading millinel
at 6l2 Elm street is receiving two OF
three times every week the freshest ant
latest styles in hats, bonDet5, ribbons
and trimmings. No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums at Paul F. Erb's
HUMBER.

Grifiitho 81 Cowser, Yard and Office on
Commerce Street and Houston ~ Texas
Cenerali Railroad.
The above firm desire to call the At
tention OF the public to the quality of
lumber handled by them.
No character of pine lumber Is assum-
ing the importance now, obtained by
southern long leaf yellow pine; sur
passing all other pines In strength and
durability, it is used by railroad CON-
panies for bridges trestling and general
construction, to the exclusion of all
other lumber. Strength and durability
are not its only qualities-possessing a
beautiful grain, it Is much sought after
for inside finish.
This valuable lumber has been mac
cessible to tho ordinary consumer in
this section until quite recently. Large
enterprises, backed by large capital,
making improvements with view to
permanency have not tailed to avail
themselves Of this excellent quality OF
lumber. The ordinary consumer while
wanting good lumber could not get it
dealers being stocked with cheap and
inferior grades OF pine.
Griffiths IL Cowser is the only firm
in North Texas making speciality OF
handling Long Leaf Yellow Pine, and
while excelling their competitors in
quality they place their prices in COM
petition with cheap and inferior grades
OF lumber. Their stock is the largest
ard best assorted i'll the city Of Dallas.
In addition to large stock Cf rough
lumber they carry q large stock OF
dressed lumber, including
Poplar Finishing,
Poplar Ceiling and Siding,
White Pine finishing,
White Pine Ceiling and Siding,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Portland and ROsendale Cement,
Austin Lime,
Hair, Plaster, etc.
In fact building material Of every de-
scription usually found in tirst-class
lumber yard. Quality the best and al
the lowest prices,
Parties in need of any of thelab0Ve
material will findit TO their advantage
to give us call
GRIFFITHs 4 COwsER,
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Arrlrnla Al Mootnn MolIa.

Colonel b. A. Bolts, Colonel Robert
Brewster, W. y. Daggett, w. NJ. Plum
mer, Houston; Captain @. II. Hughes
and wife, Mrs. M. d. Childs and son,
DR.. w. NJ. Grace, Il. A. Brown, Gal
weston; Captain Joe. Davis and family,
Groesbeeck; James s. Hereford, Mrs,
s. A. Pace and daughter, Corsicana;
Captain A. b. Combs, Mrs. Leslie. Dali
las; George Il. Sturgis, Hillsborough;
William NJ. Robertson, Quincy, Illinois;
NJ. Il. Loon, Toledo Ohio; 7, @. Walker,
0glesby and family, Waco; Judge j. j.
Kendrick and wife, G. S. Meredith, Cal
vert; Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. Il. Jones,
Howard Texas; Il. 81. Boyd, Decatur;
T. j. Starr, Toronto, Canada.
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There has fallen under our observa-
ton queer case Of superstition and
voudooism. A negro woman in the city
has been suffering for some time witt
mental alteration, and few days since
she became so violent that the authori.
ties were obliged to arrest and imprison
her. Her relatives examined her effects
and claim 10 have found proof that she
was "tricked." In the mattress of her
bed were found various "cupjure balls,n
made OF different mixtures, lock of
halr, and some insect generally forming
the nucleus. In her pillow was a ball
containing lock of wool from hor b cad
and several lizards emerged from the
pillow and scampered away when the
investigation took place. II Is real
queer now these people hug such delu.
sions, but among the moro Ignorant the
"oonjuror" is more dreaded than old
Nick himself."-lEx
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NARROW Eacnpp

- ROCHESTER,, June |, 1892 "Ten
Years ago | was attacked with the
most Intense and deathly pains in
my back and
Kidneys
Extending to the end Of my toos an
TO NV breinl
(Which mBde me delirious!
"Frum Rgouyl!!!
II took three mon t0 hold me on my
bed at times!
"The Doctors tried In vain 10 reIio7
me, but TO no purpose.
Morphine and other opiatesl
Had no efiectl
"After two months / was given up to
diel!!l
"When my wife
hoard a neighb0r toll what Hop Bitter
had done for her, she at once got and
gave mo some. The first dose oasod my
brain and seemed to 20 hunting through
my system for the pain.
The second dose eased me so much
that slept two hours, something / had
not done for two months. Before | had
used five bottles. ] was we'll aud ~
work as hard AZ any man could, for over
three weeks; but / worked too hard for
my strength, and tRkink o hard cold, /
was taken with the most acute and pain.
lul rheumatism all Through a,J system
that ever was known.
81 called the doctors again, nrd fer
several weeks they LEFT me \ cripple on
crutches for life, as they said met a
friend aud told him my case, and he said
Hop Bitters had cured him and would
cure me. Ipoohed at him, but he was
so earnest / was induced to use them
again.
In less than four weeks / threw away
my crutchos and went to work lightly
and kept on using the bitters for FIVE
weeks, until became rs VOL as any
man living, and have been so Tor six
years since.
1t has also cured my wife, who had
been sick for years; and has kept her
and my children well and healthy with
rom two to three bottles per year.
There Is no need TO be sick at Az ifthese
bitters are used, j. j. BERK, Elk Super
visor.
"rhat poor invalid wife, Sister,
Mother,
"0r daughteri!il
"Can be made the picture of health
with few bottles OF Hop Bittersl
EE-None genuine without a bunch of
green Hops on the white liable. Shun
all the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop''
or "Hops" In their name.
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The Courts.
CITY COURT.


City vs. j. j. Thompson, intoxication;
fined SO.
City VS.. JEFF Lyons, loud and I'M
necessary noise; dismissed.
City VS.. Peter Vermont, loud and I'M
necessary noise; fined 81.
City VS.. John Harrington, abusive
language; dismissed.
City vs.. John Johnson; leaving team
unguarded; dismissed.
City Va. j. II. Davis, nuisance; COR
tinued
City VS.. John Tay Tor, nuisance;
pleaded guilty and the mayor has il I'M
der advisement.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
VIM. Douglass, disturbing the peace;
81 and costs.
lobe Wallace, shooting craps; dis
missed.
Julia Lee, vagrancy;S5.
Dennis Derritt, shooting craps; $40 and
costs.
Warrants issued for Prince Albert and
Doc Rawlins, colored crap shooters, who
were arrested and placed under bond.
Warrant issued Tor Simpson Homes,
colored, for assault on Sam Porter, col
NANNs ~ We' oAANShSh ohh bAoNOh
bono.
JUSTICE SCHULZ,
Mrs. DOnnelly, charged with threat
ening the lives of members of Jesse
NeRley's family, was remanded TO
await the action of the grand jury.
COUNTY COURT.
William Andrews, shooting craps; $40
and costs.
Al. Pike, adultery; fined 800 and
cost.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case OF the State VS.. Howard
Montresser, charged with outragiug
Emma Knapp, a oyear-old German girl,
some three months ago, which was
called for trial Thursday morning, WAS
resumed yesterday. The case went 10
the jury at 2 o'clock and at o'clock
last evening they returned verdict OF
"guilty," fixing his punishment at ~
years and Q months in the peni-
Tertiary. His wife throughout the
trial was his constant companion.
She was devoted aud frequently burst
into tears during the grogress OF the
trial, The accused manifested toward
the end of the trial utter indifference.
The case was prosecuted by County At
torney Clint, aud Mr.. Miller,a and Messrs.
Spence & Reeves and Sturman de-.
Tended. They made gallant fight for
their client, handling the case i'm a
mastery manner, and IL il due to their
efforts no doubt that the verdict was as
light as II was. They willmake mo.
ton Tor new trial.
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THE HERAID DALLAS TExAs SATURDAY, JUNE 1ss5.

Japaneae workman, who was Killed
when the show village at Kuiehts-
b,idgs was burned down, one OF
the native witnesses being asked
10 swear, called for blood, explaining
a. the same time what he required it
for. This caused considerable amount
of Consideration in court, as it was not
quite clear how the necessary material
could be produced. The coroner was
not willing TO opon vein himself and
none of the Officials II the court volun-
tered. No butcher shop was handy,
not even fugitive c-t, so that there
was apparently no alternative but TO
STAY the heather CLAP" Happily some
Que came to tho rescue with sugges-
too that possibly red ink might do as
we'll. This suggestion was eventually
adopted and the necessity for olopdshed
avoided. Possibly corOners' inquests
ars unknown IN Japan, or the officers
Of courl have means of procuring q
special supply of blood at cheap rates.
i London Sportman
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Sealing an Oath win p,oo,

Taxing evidence upon oath In Japan
must be troublesome sort OF business,
IL we may judge by the process reveal.
cd at an inquest in London on Thurs
day. 1tseems that when the merry
Japanese take an oath they make Il
binding, not by kissing sacred book
after the fashion prevailing in England,
but by tho shedding Of blood, 30 az 70
give the impression OF the thumb on pa
per in red. At an inquest held upon a
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METAL POISON

/ am coppersmith by trade, and during
O series of years my arms (being bare when
at work. have absorbed wonderful amount
OF metal poison. Having scrofulous ten.
dency from my youth, the small particles OF
copper and brass would get into the Sores
and by this process the poison was conveyed
Into my blood till my Whole system became
Infected. / was treated with the old RENEE
dies of mercury and iodide potassium Sal
ivation followed, my teeth are all loose In
my head, my digestive organs deranged, ard
have been helpless in bed for over a year
with mercurial rheumatism. My joints
were all swollen, and l lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant.
My sutferlngs became 40 Intense that IL
was Impossible for me TO rest The doctors
advised me to go to the city hospital for
treatment. This ! could not bear, A friend,
who proved friend indeed, urged me TO try
Swift's SPECIFIC, believing It would cure me
Others discouraged me, but / secured a few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
ties. The first effect of the medicine was to
bring the poison TO the surface, and | broke
out ali over in running sores. They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared off. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
are all right again and can use them without
pain.The entire disease has left ali parts of the
body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly am weak from long
confinement, but ] have the use of all my
limbs. The medicine is bringing me out OF
the greatest trial OF my life, and | cannot
find words suffi ciclttoexpress my apprecia-
ton Of its virtuet IT, ,the gratitude l feel
that l overheard
PRTER ". LOVE.
Augu,ta, Ga. JGu
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TheIPoor Farm Crops,

The harvesting of the wheat crop on
the county poor farm has begun and OK.
perienced wheat raisers predict that It
will yield 80 bushels TO the acre. There
are 30 acres In all. Besides this there
are 10 acres in oats that will yield so
bushels to the acre. The 10 acres in
corn and LOG acres In cotton are looking
splendid. The farm will not only sup
port itself as 1t has heretofore, but will
have enough left for sale to bring a
handsome revenue to the county.
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County Convicts.

Owing to the increased number OF
convictions for petty offenses, the
county Is compelled to work greater
portion OF the prisoners on the public
roads, which Is certainly q move In tho
right direction. The force IL nc present
engaged In grading and ditching the
Cedar Springs or Denton road from the
corporate limits out two miles. Those
owning property In the vicinity OF the
above route alive 10 the importance
OF good rQaof propose now,to gravel tho
same ont beyond the delightful COM
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A Rsbber Run In.

George A. Taylor was arrested yester-
day morning by the police and lodged
in Jail on the charge Of theft OF so from
Henry Banks and Frank Raymond,
two young Calicornlans, whose ao-
quaintance Taylor made at Fort Worth
few days since. Banks, who lost the
money, says that Taylor met them
at the Fort, pleaded hard luck
and poverty and hRyings fow funds they
gave him bread and board while there
and paid his fare 10 this city.
They stopped at the Hotel Bear,
on Swiss avenue, Thursday night, and
when he arose yesterday morning $40
OF his money and Taylor were
missing. He notified Chief OF Police
Arnold, and soon afterward Taylor was
yanked out OF the American house and
lodged in the county jail 10 await the
time when he will be called upon 10
give an account OF his 1nanciel transac.
lions. Taylor Is not rich; had he been
he might have robbed In a genteel way
according to law and escaped.
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we We're com {.
PEELED 10 use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was THAI all were
tronbled with chills and fever. carried
with me several bottles of Swift's Specific,
and as long as took it / had perfect health.
AS soon as ceased taking it, /, like the rest,
was afflicted with chills. When | resumed
Its use I was all right again. We have used
1t in our family as an antdOte for malarial
poison for two or three years and have never
known II TO fail in single instance,
w. c, FURLow.
Sumter Co., Ga sept. IL, 1885,.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Very rOsr Economy.

Some people make business of
cheating themselves, either by eating
very mean and cheap food, or else by
eating too small aquantlty of good food.
Either way is as bad policy as it would
be to buy coffin instead OF suit OF
good clothes, just because the coffin
would cost less. Poor diet means inn
Browns Iron Bitters enriches tho blood,
gives IL the iron IL needs, and tones up
the whole system. Cures dyspepsia,
indigestion, weakness, malaria, etc.
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About two years ago, promlnent cit.
iEen Of Chicago was told by his yhysi-
cisns that he must die. They said his
system was so debilitated that there
was nothing lett TO build on. He made
up his mind to try 'new departure
He got some of DIR. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" and took it accord
ing to directions. He began to i'm prove
at once. He kept up the treatment for
some months, and is to-day well man.
HI says the "Discovery" saved his lite
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Croauet und lawn tennis at Erb,s.
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave Now York CITY
save Baggage Expressage and 81 Carriage
Hire and stop at tho GRAND UNION nd.
elegant rooms, fitted up at q cost OF one ne
million dollars, 81 aud upwards per day.
european plan. Elevators. Rcetauraf,t
supplied with the best. Horse carr, stages
ntd elevated railroad 70 all depots. FAINT
1raud Union Hotel that ct any other nrft.
clsss hotci 10 tns CITY, - ''
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Marbles, tops, balls and bats at Erb's.
To Our Roadera

The HERALD will publish Sunday a
review Of the business OF the city for
the past year and the improvements
made during that time, itemizing the
buildings, both business and dwellings.
that have been erected. Also list OF
those In process OF erection. Those
who desire extra copies Of the HERAD
should leave their orders to-day rs early
As possible at the HERALD Office.
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Picknick and lunch baskets at Erb's
Lampasas Springs.

Parties in search of summer resort
can not find moro delightful place to
spend the heated term than the Park
Hotel, at Lsmpasas. Table and service
unoxcelled. Finest bathing. Good
music. Beautiful scenery. State en-
campment Will be held within Park
Hotel grounds. Special rates to faml-
lies. Address II. B. RICE, Manager.
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The Texas Trunk

The stockholders of tho Texas Trunk
railway met yesterday pursuant to adj
Journment, but as there was not a
quorum they adjourned to meet the Goth
instant, Mr.. Il. G. Childs was elected a
director, vice Mr.. Il. V, Tompkins. 1t is
the impression that when the stock
holders from the east attend the juno
meeting that the road will be pushed
into the pineries,
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It's estimated by Collector Gillespie
that oyer 1000 tracts Of laud appear on
the list OF delinquent payers, as un.
paid tor the past year. The extra time
given by the last legislature has as vet
had no perceptiblo effect in causing de-
linquents TO pay up as the above is the
largest list of unpaid lands in Dallas
county for many years.
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Dallas Pan-Electrlo Telephone Company.
The Dallas Electric Telephone
company, which organized several days
ago, having received its charter meet
ing Of the directory was held and the
following officers we're elected, viz:
President, j. 5. Armstrong, OF Arm.
strong Bros, Wholesale prooers; Vice
President, a. j. Porter, manager OF the
Weir Plow company; Secretary and
Treasurer, w. IL. Fhppen, of Flippen,
Adoue q Loblt, bankers, and manager,
w. Nj. Clover. Tine exchange Will be
open for the transaction OF business
about tho 18TH OF July. Mr.. Clover IL a
thorough electrician and the right man
In the right place.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate

Prof. ADoLPH OFT, New York, says of
the Acid Phosphate; 81 have been ona-
bled 20 devote myself TO hard mental
labor, from shortly after break fast till a
late hou- in the evening without expert.
eneing the slightest relaxation, and
would not now at any rate dispense with
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Bless the Hospital,

Il. Smith, an unfortunate railroad
man, subject to fits, was complained OF
by the proprietor Of the boarding house
corner of Houston street and Pacific
avenue, yesterday, and tho police took
MN TO the city hospital, where he will
be kindly cared for.
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Hotel Arrivals.

AT THE ST. GEORGE.
G Il Lutz, Marshall; Nation Wixlom,
ity; J b Worthington, st Louis; o IL
Anderson, Illinois; c II Algut, st Louis
J b Gravie, Illinois,; j r Goodwin, Col
umbus; r A Blanks, Wills Point; G A
Tatum, Texas; Robert G Orr, Crystan
Falls; George A Jordon, Hillsboro; r
Muuchuissn, Farmersvills; II Dur
ham, A Maddox, w l. Wright, city;
G " Reynolds, Forney; ] @ Ray Perne
j LainP, WeatherfOrs; W Il Smoot,
Plano; George w Saville, city; Il Il
Witherspoon, Denton; John r Carley,
Mexia; A V HARRISON Galveston; Geo
Paten, Dallas; w Walton, city; X II
Embre, Duck Creek; N n Spar ks and
wife, Alvarado; Juo A Williams, Dallas;
o Paget, TeEarkana; Jessie Shain, Nc
Kinney; j Ii jenkins, Mckinney; n b
Rsbb, w RGbb, Lone Oak; w Tones,
Collin county;J r Raymond, Troupe
J II Turner, Texss& Pacific railway; +
J Harren, Texas & Pacific railway; G
Mathews, Greenville; A II Wilson,
kaufman; e A Frions, North Carolina;
j Q Cranield, Thomas Bradheld, Rock
wall.
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Shper hanging,
We will do better work ut less prices
than any house in town. We give YOU
the latest designs largest assortment OF
paper to select from in the State. Get
our estimate on work before letting
your job. HAMILTON II YOU'VE, S26
Elm street.
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muai. y ca Osk,awn. Other roads have
heen aud will be- worked by the con-
victs from time to time as circum-
stances may require.
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They Never Saw.
Why are persons born blind unfit to
DO carpentersY Because they never
saw. But when they have a pain in
the bowels they can soon feel the effects
of DR.. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial,
which cures diarrhHa and dysentery.
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HATHAWAY, SOULE 8 HARRINGTON,
important 10 Owners Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

TAYLOR & Cox STEAM FIRE EXTINGUIsR.
ERR, for COTTON GINS. Thoroughly effectual
Simple and cheap, Can refer you to parties
in your own state who are using hem. EU.
HEKA GIN SAW FILLER. BEST, SIMPLEST,
CHEAPEST, Any one can use them Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Price SO, AGENTS WANTED. Good nay
given. Exclusive Rights for Sale. Send for
circulars and full particulars.
TAYLOR * cox co, Mamphia. Tenn.
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Premium Poultry PPeSerVer
WORKS LIKE CHARM

Col. Sid Congor, OF Flat Rock, Indiana,
breeder oi prize Plymouth Rocks and Wv
andoltes, and who rs one OF the leading ponl-
try dealers Of the United Stater,writos as fol.
lows:
FLAT ROCK, Ind, Moy - ,sSl.-Murcnlson
y Rogers, Terrell, TCSp4.-l have u yed your
T., J. ana tBdit works like a charm. /
advise all who have occasion 10 uso ~ 10 give
u a iair trial aud they witt be pleased with
the results, Yours truly,
BID CONGOR.