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years ago the beast attacked his keeper,
breaking several OF his ribs. Since
that event Dom has been securely
chained.
The chimpanzee is just now an object
OF great inter est, especially to lovers Of
natural science. The creature is going
through process never betore WIT
Dsesed IN this country. IL is she dding
its teeth. The Chimpanzee is an OK
ceeding!y delicate ANIMAL, and rarely
survives long in this climate. 0vercare,
however, is said 10 contribute as much
to their mortality as the variability Of
the temperature. The specimen now
hore has existed longer than any other
ever before brought TO this country. 1t
was imported three years ago. AT that
time its age was generally supposed by
scientific authorities to be abe ut years.
This opinion seems to be borne out by
the te6thing process. The animal is
now bet -een and years, q period
when children shed their teel A re-
m0rkahle feature concerning the ami
NAL is that so far as the tee hug has
progressed it has been developed strict
ly in a ccordance with tho human
formula Tho chimpsnzee livee almost
entirely upon milk. Occasion lily it is
RECALLED with a slice of bread spread
with malt extract, or little fruit or
chicken, but not often; milk is it's main
stay.
In the same building with the Chi
panzee is probably the rareSt ,ird ever
brought to this country, the Australian
bush turkey. Its Matching methods are
worthy of brief description, "In the
whole home history of BIRDS" declares
Superintendent Brown, "there is moth
ing more remarkable than the habit
displayed by this creature at tho season
of incubation. The parent birds scrapo
together mound of earth and rub bish
reaching sometimes diameter nf25 feet
and height of five. A large pit
is then made IN the center of the
mound, narrowing as it nears 40 bot
tom. In this excavation the ;gs are
deposited in layers, mingled v tn the
decomposing vegetable matter, We heat
generated by fermentation beiI : sufli-
Gent to hatch the eggs. AT r the
hstching the young birds scratc their
way unaided to the surface"
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. n ORDINANCE LEVYING AN AID
a valorem ana poll tax for lthe fiscal year
1885.
SECTION BE 1t ordained by tie City
Council Of the City of Dallas, that there shall
be and Is hereby levied, for the fiscal year
beginning ON April ~, 1885, and cndingon the
third Monday In April, 1856, an adj ValOrem
tax of one and One-half per centum on the
assessed cash value Of all taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, In the City Of Dali
las, on the first day Of January, 1886.
SEC 2.-That there shall be and Is hereby
levied poll tax of one dollar, for the H. cal
year 1855, on every male inhabltant Of the
City Of Dallas over twenty-one and under
sixty years Ofage.
SEC 3.-That rhe taxes mentioned In the
two preceding sections AZ levied for the pur-
pose of defraylng the current expenses OF the
municipal government OF the CITY Of DaINs
and that the same be collected MS PROVIDED
10y the chaite of said city,
SEC. i.-That this ordinance take effect
from aud after It's passage
Approved May %, 1885.
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
A true copy: W. E. PARRY, Mayor.
CITY Secretary
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Having passed several night dis.
turbed by the agonies and cries of \ suf-
tering child, and becoming conv need
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Tup
was just the article needed, procu d q
supply for the child. On reaching rome
and acquainting his wife with VIII he
had done, she refused to have it adj inis
tered to the child, as she was strong in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and the paran
without sleep. Returning home the lay
following the father found the baby stiIl
worse, and while contemplating ano her
sleepless night, the mother stepped hOm
the room to attend TO some domestic lu-
ties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered a
portion of the Soothing Syrup to The
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awOke in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
at first offended at the deception prac-
ticed upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial of the syrup never yet failed
to relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother. Sold by all
druggists. % cents bottle.
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The Galveston News is Coming.

The Galveston News Ii Coming.
II seems to be a fixed tact that the
Galveston News is coming TO Dallas
and launch its little deep-water
schooner. We welcome tho News and
say TO II now will DO good time, az the
Trinity river is ON q boom and, II the
News can keep IL thus, Dallas will have
water navigation the year round; also
II the News can get up rs good "A paper as
Webster can n photograph Its success Is
assured,
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yE1 AIMED - LADY AGENTS - VIZ
~ have the best selling line OF goods icr
iQuCens Protector" "Dsisyr gtOckirq and
skir Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combined
dalr Bugtlo end Skirt Supporter, Safety Belt,
OgsNmer Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
I'd other goods Tor igdies' and chlldrenh
ear. These goods are new devices, staple,
nd an agent can't iOii ID sell something IN
very house We have $40 agents making
q monthly. We have 81, 81 and 81 oUtl!s.
With either OF which an ageut car maze ~.
fHL wages AIlJrSys, 9th H-4lon 81
u Il ......s
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DER aCNAL--R EAR AND UNOMyEL-
UPBDPI RTs uf the HUMhN BODY
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, ETC.,
Kan interesting advertisement long run In
ur papsr. 10 reply ~ Inquiries, We will say
nAi tter9 u no evidence Of buu,bug about
t'1. m tho contrary, the EdvHrtisero 2Ts
ely uigaiV endorsed. fotorestgd persunsln. "
& s'Sled circulars, glvilg ali pAytioujnrs, Z
grdt~-E'gg Gpt Medical Co T. @. &nXM
10 ttu ON. F.---lNslS.iS ENsSaSl.. 49,
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ALI of One Mind.

All OF Une Mind.
DIR r. WILSON CARR, ofBaltimore,
says he has used RJSADALiS ia casos
OF Scrofula and other diseases with
much satisfaction.
DIR, II. C. PUGu, OF Baltimore,
recommends ROSADALIS to all p0r-
sons suffering with diseased blood, say
Ing IL is superior TO any preparation he
has over used.
REV. DABNEY BALL, of the Baltl-
moro NJ. Il. Conference South, says he
has been so much benefited by the use
Of ROSADALlS that he cheerfully
recommends It 10 all his friends and 40.
qusintances.
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

Re- solved, That the sum Of $3.50 out OF
the taxes US co IectUd for general fund, or "a
much OF that amount as will be necessary,
be and Is hereby appropriated out OF said
general fund OF the city OF Dallas for the eur.
Monday In Aprll, 1885, aud the above stated
amount rs to be distributed among the de.
nnILmnnI. ~ tho nLIN na fnllnMa.
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important School Notice.

The sc hool census for the city o. Dallas
is about completed. My deputy called
at number Of residences, but found
them closed aud he could not OBJ ain the
necessary information from the neigh
bOrs, hence some names have been
omitted which should appear on tie roll.
Being very anxious to make the consus
report as correct as possible. L LOW call
on all parents or guardians whose child
rem have not been enumerated to call at
my Office and enroll the name Of the
children in their charge. The SCI Elastic
age is from eight 10 sixteen year,
j. O. BoGEL,
Assessor and CollC etOr.
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"0h, how do you contrlve, my dear,
To keep your teeth no white and cleari
And how ON earth do you arrange
To keep your breath so sweet2 Ills strange"
"Not strange AT ALL" was her reply;
"Use SOZ0DONT, aod be as l."
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In yon glade, meath the mountain
side, whore glides the crystal stream,
grows n diminutivo shrub, which iul-
filed It's mission by furnishing lngre.
dients TOR English Female Bitters.
Bailey's Saline Aperient cheap
purgatIve.
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Like the Perfume Waited

From beds OF flowers IL the breath tina
mas been rendered agreeably odorous
with SOZOD0NN, which communicates
to the teeth marble Wilderness, and to
Inc gums roseate tint. Use 1t, and
beautify your mouth.
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Derangement of the liver, with con-
stipation, injuro the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin, etc, Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, One Is dose.
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The Weir Plow Company are Just in
receipt or a car of spring Wagons rom
the celebrated Racine Wagon aud
Carriage Company. Call and examine
thom
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Harris, the butcher, has q lot Of spring
lambs which will be slaughtered 10 or
der. They are fine fat animals and
Harris understands the art OF putting
them in shape for consumers.
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Approved May o, 1885,.
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A true copy: W. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
4 N ORDINANCE TO WIDEN BRYAN

A N ORDINANCE TO WIDEN BRYAN
~ street in certain places.
SECTION ! Be IL Ordaiaed by the City
Council uf the City of Dallas, that Bryan
street shall be Nideucd ia Two PLACES rs fol-
lows: In tue dret place, beginning on said
street Nb The Wes' corner Of tile homestead
lot OF DR. r. n Chiffon which Ia the north
corner lot of block PSI; thence south 40
west, parallel TO Bryan street, 1872 feet TO
Olive street; thence northwest with Give
street as aOw opened; thence north 40
eastl32 feet; theu'e southeast seven feet,
more or less TO he beginning, which strip
or parcel Cfland be ongs to the estate of JO-
seph G.. Mcdonnell, deceased The second
place begins at point on Good street in line
or range win the south asst line of Bryan
street, between Hawkins street and the
Houston & Texas Central raj way, If said last
named line were EXTENDED; thence south 45
west, parallel 10 Bryan street, 10
| feet thence northwest eight feet, more or
less 10 BrJ On street as now opened; thence
north 40 eat, 100 feet; thence southeast eight
feet, more or less, To Tue be -innlng, WhiCu
strip or parcel Of ground Is in the north cor
ner of block 289 and belongs to j, +. Meyer.
Seq. That the mayor is hereby author
lied to proceed, In accordance with section
10 of the amendments to the charter, to
summon appraisers for the condemnation
and valuation of said respective parcels of
land, the amount OF each re-
spectlye assessment, when approved
by the council, to be paid
by the city. Said section ten shall govern all
the proceedings In the matter, AID Its res
spectlve provisions, 30 fur as applicable to
the case, shall be Obeyed aud complied
with.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after Its passage
Approved May %, 1885.
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
A true copy; ". E, PABRY, Mayor.
tltty secretary
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IN ABIrs OF YOUTH AND ExOnsssn

n AEJTS OF YOUTH AND EXOHSssh
"a Of manhood cause more suffering, sui
dos, nervous debility, impotence, sterillty
ricLures, varlcOcele, diseased prOstratl
Tea and Brighrs disease, than everything
q, ana cannot be cured with stomach ned.
mes alone, electricity, crayons, belts, can
lerinatOrs, sounds, oatheters or cutting. Tn
European and American Medical Bureau
II seuda treatise for Is cents, giving remS
es aud directions which cure these other.
FlEe iGtal diseases nj home withoutpUin phi.
Vatslv offices. wa RTCa7yr.v. ~ = NV
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Group, whOopmg cough aud bronchitis
lUUGiiAl5iy relieved by Shlloh's euro
SHlt ny ,, l.. WUlipms a On.
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Why don't you try Carriers Little
Liver pills2 They are n positive cure
tor sick headache, and all the Ills pro.
duced by disordored liver. Only one
pill dose.
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Sl0Bpicgs nighw mcc .lt7Nr.Nfe 80
ira terrible cough shlloh's Uuro ls by
rpu0Niv ,rr YOU. Sold 81 T. I. Wii't'uf
N %.
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100 Dozen rnwcls
At b, 10 and loo, each, cannot bc bought
for double the amount, at Raumau's.
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- ,s.ne back, side or chest use shi-
loNs rsr'us pl9S.Rr Pgice gh Ncutn
So .e "a. williams s. On.
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This Ia the FIRE season; so insure your
properly with Smith 4 Han, agents.
Office opposite HERALD Office.
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Iasis,, ,l,a's, ana Uauat.n'a straw Nat
B'u n4n's
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Window shades aud lace curtains
lowoy than gvor az Thompson Bros,
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JOHN HENRY BROWN,
\ true copy; W. II. PARRY, Mayor
civ Secretary.

An ORDINANCE LEVYING A SPE-
N cial AL yalorem tax for the fiscal year
lSS5, to pay Interest upon and provide n
road bonds.
SECTION /. BE II ordained by the City
Council OF the city OF alias, that there shall
be, aud Is hereby, levi a, or the fiscal yevr
lnsO, - speclNl Ud vuIurem tex VI One-slNth
value ofall prop lrty In the city Of Dallas ON
the FIRST day OF January, 1885 sud tax %
be used TO pay interest upou and provide a
sinking fund for the Daily, N Wichita rail-
road bonds OF the city Of na'lUs md 60 be
collected as provided ny the charter OF said
city,
SKC. ,. That this ordinance take effect
rom and after its passage
Approved May2A, 1897,
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A true oopyi W. II. PARRY, City Secretary,
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The most popular cigarettes 50 the
popular price are Opera Putfs.
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WANTED

TFNFif ~.
WhNTED--TO RENT FOR THREE
w months pleasant house In the cedsIs,
furnished for light houseB eeplng. Terms
low to party giving satisfactory reference.
Apply to "a COLLIER go Browder street.
jun6-2t
M ANrED-25 GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w houSewOrR good wages and good homes.
lNTRLLGGENCE AID EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
BU9 Main street, Dallas, jun'-t
M ANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED
w room, southern exposure, two gents, east
| OF sycamore and adjacent to street car; win
pay good price for room thai will suit. Ad-
| dress Il IL, care Herald. iunG-2t
w ANTED-A GOOD COOK-LIBERAL
W wages none aeed apply unless thor
| oughly competeIt Apply at northeast
corner OF Wood AID Adard streets. Iun6-2t
| w ANTED-TWO ROOMS 10 RENT AND
w board mt reasonable rates; rooms large
aud pleasantly situated; large yard and well
shaded and the best OF cistern water. Apply
to 0ls RosA avenue. lun4'4t
w ANTED "A CeATM4 Apply
w TO IL ZIMMERMAN, JO7 Main street.
jun3-tt
NN ANrED-SlrUA ALTON BY an hNpE-
w fenced lady stenographsr aud type
writer. Reference given. Address o. D. b.,
US Wood street. jun3-3t
NANTED-ThE TEXAS MUTUALE H
w doTment Association VIII give good aI,s
profitable employment 20 experienced inau'
@po- collectors. Address J. $. DAUGuERrY,
President, 78 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
lyli
a. ANrED-lO sTUNE-C UI'TER5 WANT
w ed TO work on courthouse, Seymour, Bay
lor county; wages $3.50 per day. SoLoN &
LASnE, Contractors. Junl.lw
w ANTED-LADI tGENTS - NOVEL;
| w ties In Ladies' and Childrens' wear.
| Over4O new designs. Nothing Ike them. Sell
rs fast ms shown. over l,UJ agents make $50
/ monthly, Address, with stamp e. H. CAMP
BELL 4 Co.. . South May street, Chicago.
maySO-l5t-eod
| NNANTED-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,
meyli 2Ot
| NY hNTED RAVELERs 10 sTOP Al
| w the yeland House, Abilene, TeIas
| Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprloiress House
| thoroughly ntted up, and conducted on N,
! Euronean plan, with restaurant attached
meals NJ all hours, and polite attention; spe,
olal Inducements for drummerG fobl0v
NNANTED-A WHITE WONAN,IN PRE-
~ vale family, as laundress and cham
bormaid, only one who Is thoroughly COM
petent need apply. Apply 10 Mrs. II. V.
ToMPKINs, 92l toung street,
WANTED Ladies' and young men. IN city
| "rNNiSS or country, To work FOR us az
| their homes. Permanent employment; no
Instructions 70 bny. Work sent by mali
! distance no Ohloction). 80 To 9l2 per week
eau be made. No cauYasslng. No staup
! Tor reply, Please address HOMU MAH'F'a
Co, Bosion. Mas p. o. Box le'e.
WANTED s Az 1G s6Ynf %a1 81. Of S Somag r.
| ~H.arY $40 pee month and expenses, or
cyiumlsaon Expenses IN advance. 81 ont
! TX 't', For 'ul particulars gddgca SrAN-
! WARN AitvsRU Avn 60. Nnuon, Mace.
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oFFic,AL-cITY LAWS.

AN ORDINANCE TO OPEN, DEFINE
N and establish Nesbit street:
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council OF the City of Dallas, That new
street, to be known as Nesbit street manned
in homer OF Mr. Samuel Nesbit, an octO-
genRr'an citizen Of this CIV shall be opened
anu esrablish' d, hirty iceb ide, from Live
OAK 10 swiss y rect buuGdVd AS follows: On
the southwest side ny the line Of twenty five
acres Of land, formerly the property of John
ID. Floyd. the whole width OF the same being
taken from eaid twenty-five acres from
| said Live Oak TO SWISS rect, the
| ground SO aiken being shOv'. on the
map at this time as the northeast por-
| tious of blocks 2b5 and 81, II portion
| decided and dedicated TO the cit, ~ j. $.
| DaughcrJy, fronting 50 feet on Live Oak
street and extending at that idta . 10 feet
towards swiss street, and that other portion
decided by james b. simpson, 80 leet wide
and l3O12 feet long, are hereby accepted and
declared parts OF said street ST. biec' to the
conditions in said deeds nan ed that they
shall not be assessed for ben fl's, aud that
the whole street shall be opened before the
LIST of January, 1856.
SEC THAT the may or is hereby author
lied and directed to have condemn ed and APP
praised, so much of said street, being thirty
by one hundred AID s.yenty-e ght feet,
more or less, as belongs to Henry Engclson,
and so much, being thirty by re, -nty feet,
more or less, Us belongs to ". IL Lennon
and q. p. BoWser, And To h0Vs the pross
amount ofsuch damages a. ma Ne allowed
SAID parties assessed ps special tax pro
rata according to benefits conferred, 'sga INST
each lot or lots, parcel or parce # ground
ia the imme date vicinity specially lene-
fitted orIenhanced in value tuereby." The
whole proceedings pertaining TO
the opening and establishment of
said fesbit street. the co. demnatiou OF the
ground, assessment OF damages, benefits,
collection of special taxes and payment OF
damages, shall be in accordance with the
provisions of section 10 OF the act of the leg
islature of the state, "Amendatory Of, and
supplementary to, the several acts incoIpor-
altng the city of Dallas passed April O.,
1885, and the mayor is authorized and EN-
powered 70 do and perform and cause to be
performed al acts and measures to carry
into effect this ordinance and the provisions
of said section lu, so far as applicable to the
case.
SEQ. 3. Tint this ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its pass
age
Approved May o, 1885.
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A true copy: W. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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The Mirror

Is no fiattereE Would you
make it tell q sweeter tales
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats. the
looking-glass,
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FOH RENT.
EOR RENT - DESK-ROOM, 81 PER
II month; also furnished room, southern
exposure s. per month. Apply DUGLAs q
DANovER, liz sycamore street. mayS)-lw
LOR RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
Il with soutreru exposure ON Elm street
over Thompson Bros. Terms reasonable,
Apply 10 Herald Office. iw
DOR RENT-A ELL.FINISHEp SEW.
II eu.room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
lOONA0 feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
mayl0-lm
IGOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS Loo
II cation ut 6l9 slim street For partlcu-
lars, apply IN Fine, Very Fines Auction
hnlnl.. mayGf
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY rIME OARD
Houston o Texas Central.
GOING SOUTH,
lTlccnTa o~In.F

NJ ; ry -, uUINU suUTH,
no s-NeT Orleans and Galveston
no o., L,SS 1nd 10 Corsican& (sxs
JSsPs SUNDAY ....-............. Ia, u ~
No' E-neW orleans Express (dsIlvi s.S,S ~
NJ, 20. eoIN6 NORTH. -
30 S-St. Louis express daily s.oo a,
nc, linked TO Denison except "a n
No. l-st, Louis Express daily a.6s, s A.
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AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A SPEC
N ial ad valorem tax for the fiscal year
1886, 10 pay Interest upon and provide sink
ing iund FOR the Texas 4 Pacific Railroad
bonds.
SECTIoN BE 10 ordained by the City
Council of the City OF Dallas, that here shall
be, and Is hereby levied, for the focal year
1886, u special tax OF oue-twelfth Q-l2) OF one
per coutum ON the assessed cash vulue OF all
property, real, p' rSOnul aud mixed, In the
city of Dallas on tue first day of January,
1886, said tax TO be used To pay Interest upon
and provide sinking fund for the Texas Il
Pacific Railroad bonds OF the CITY OF Dallas,
and to be collected us provided by the char
ter OF said city.
SEQ. THAT this ordinance take effect
from and after Its passage
Approved May 3, 1855,
john HENRY BROWN,
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IL B, self-evident that = physician Psyifi
A ~ attention 70 a class OF cases attaiE
n ss'll, and physicians In regular praotfvj
y ar the country knowing this, ifcqusiH1
es mend cases TO she oldest Office In AnsrE
q 80 tsery known appliance Il fes0rtA,
y, ~ pcoNed good remedies % Az
az q l4tTios are ueeL. A whole hOass ~
80 - uirre purposes, and all Are treated wit9
" o. respectful mannert aud, knowiA.
v ~ no experiments are made. On tSJ
%. - tue greAN number applying, th9
Oh .cs afe kept low, often lower than Is 90
pa. ~ x Others, n Yog secure the skin no
tnpo tart matter. Pamphlet, - pages, SGd
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Pallman SlOepers Fori Worth and Dallas
70 New OrleRns without change.


Nos, SO3 and "a run between fort worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. lH
and 1883 connect AZ Fort Worth with trains 70
and from Colorado. Nos. 30l, BC2 aud 800
take meals AT the Union depot.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans
The Texas & Pacific is Ill miles the short.
est route TO New Orleans.
Solid trains FL Paso 10 st. Louis. Alse Dial.
las 10 San Antonio, etc. Fast time, ilrst-claM
equipment, sure connection.
Bee that your ticket reeda via. the Texas a
Pacicc railway.
Passengers booked TO and from all points In
Europe via the CRED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New YORK, Philadel-
phia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates aud all
required Information, call on or address
u. p. TURNER,
G1ckst Agent, 5l6 Main Street, Dallas, Ter.
HIP. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gan. PasS and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex.
w, II. NEWMAN,
franc Manager, Galveston TeYRh
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