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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

allng ~ 10 holnnd hls aliotied Time,
hut nli0d ~ show hny ten iilB UAlise
why " should ffmsiuAt l,shfman.
Jndre u A. Word followed him,
Aiuf t0vnfi1g Hli The cOiOtei'a foot
pfluts, Expanded upon inTin array ~
inoia aud fHtionH Why u should 10
removed a. Zorro !, hb Concluded Nv
showing that Ksuitdnn people bad
iailOd tO keep thOir pledge 20 tli0 cOun-
NY people, mnde six yOnra agU They
ihHn said the itll aud court house was
gOnd enough 10 last thom - years,
and thoY would pledge tnat mother
should be butt, N their efforts could
prevent ", Within I've years. but be-
tOr0 tue iivo years elapsed, In August,
A. ., the omniissiOners' cuurt made
an order Tor tho building Cf
a court house and Jail. The
Iail had boon built, and
Tho court house would follow
mother did tho kaufman people inter-
pose 20 prevent 40. Now, in he face
of all this, Colonel Slaughter hgd told
the people "the old stu 'turo was
sound; IL was good enough and Mr..
Adams had said to tho people OF tho
county as TO tho bond Terrell executed,
che did not believe 10 would DO paid"
Jim Harris stand Ip; would yOu pay
the bond II ali others oD IL wero 10 die
but you? ayes, l would" Charlie
Jones stand up; would you pay tho
bond II all Others on ~ would die but
you? "Nes.n As tor NY part, Mr
Adams, you eau got check for Vt on
to-morrow-the money IL il bank ana
ready whenever this election decides
In favor al removal. -
Next WAS Colonel Hin, who, In hls
metaphysical style, philosophical and
metaphorically lIeaisd tho questions
At issue. His firmly drawn ngulos
uttsrly failed to carry any weight.
Hon. w. III Allon, in happy style,
brought the sophistry OF The col
opel to tho comprehension
OF tho audience and Ut 9rly
destroyed AL Impressions mede by
the philosopher. Mr.. Alien also re-
Viewed the positions assumed ny
Colonel Slaughter, and was frequently
interrupted by rounds OF applause, as
he revealed the Inconsistency of his
argument; and no eloouently IounC ed
up with the Gree Is barren and IN
fruitful" Tbey hGd failed 20 improve
tho trust, aud tue same law thai conf
mitled tue court house t. Kaufman,
gGvo the people The IIght 10 remove 10
While Uail95 bus'uo1s men nave
manifested sytupa'hg for KGufman,
all attempts 10 iuvOlvH g'IlE HEGALD
in this family btCil have uLte'iy
failed. Tlera al8 40 Eiouuds for col-
sur;ngi il. AL such cIiticiams aie ur-
just, Tor there are no facts 10 justly
Them.
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TLMPLE, Sep. 1l,-LSpsclal. Not.
withdrawing the long continued bard
times, Temple continues TO prosper
and grow in II atsrial advantages. Sub.
S antial and Commodious brick brsi-
l.ess houses continue to spring up. and
are occupied as soon G completed.
Martin Bros, recently from Georgia,
are now opening q tirst.3lass stock or
groceries, and AR. Jack, recently from
Vicksburg, Mississippi, is await ne
the arrival OF a hGe stock. Mr..
Walker, of Georgia is opening shoe
house on Twelfth ST, eet, and on the lst
o joint STOCK company VIII OF III 8
wholesale house here, with capital and
ability to compete with any i'll the
state.
Our public sohCos or 2Ded on the IN
instant W ID fins nr r3cts. The high
scho oil, with Proie- s0r !. Il. BSll at is
head, assisted in the various depart
nents by Professor MOiett and Misses
Gi,leapie, PrOceus and Heiiev, he's had
su average ? Is 'dauc9 OF 81 pupins
during tho week.
Something over ] Geo ba' IS of cotton
have 1sen bought hers, IN / the guam
tity that arrives incI cas- daily, While
the prices paid are tatt3r Than in any
reighboring town, Large quantities o.
gram is also coming in.
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Aatetll,lan ahsal.lll

hit haa become IN common ~ senln
nu article In an elegant interesting
style,
ariei ruu N Into some advertise.
mont, that we nvoll All such,
"And aimrlY coll attention t1 tho
merits ~ Hop Filters In na plato,
honest forms a. posaiblei
"1u Induce people
HrO give them one trial, whlCs %
proves their value that they wlllnovHr
uHe anything 6lso."
"TuE REMEDY 20 fayorabIy noticed Ia all
tho papers,
Religion aud secular, is
Having q large sale, aud Ia supplantinE
all other medicines,
"th.ro n no donylrs tho virtues or the
Hop plant, and the pIOprleioTs OF Hop
filters have shown great shrewdues. ana
ability
"ln compromising medicine whose
virtues are.so palpah!e To every ones obs
SerVQt iOn.'
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MARsHALL,Sept. ll.-LSpecial. The
reporter, anxious 60 learn something
more about the facts and circums'Gu
cos conuect1d with tho unfortunate
affair of yesterday evening, In which
John Crowder shot and Killed w. u,
Ramsey, Sheriff Perry kindly gave
The HERALD reporter 4 permit 10
visit Mr.. Crowder IN tho Jail, He
found him pleasantly seated nc o table,
arranged IN the receutton lCom OF
that institution, partg sing OF - Frugal
breakfast. His counsel, Mr.. l.. Geer.
Esq.,wss with him. He extended 10 Us
"A kindly greeting and remavSed that
he supposed we came ia search OF an
liam. We assured him of the correct
ness OF his conclusion, aad uO.d him
hat we wished only the uuvarGished
facts, and knew or no bettsr source
from whom 10 obtain Thorn than him.
self. Ho then spoke az follows:
al was sitting in Che backyard OF tho
Sansusce saloon reading paper,
whs i Bill Richardson asked mo for p
chew oftobacco. | had none and told
him TO wait few minutes, that /
would 20 over 10 DR.. Phillips drug
store, across tho street, and get some.
l went and got the. tobacco,
duU Wutu OplVSllO LLO wv hti
shop of Nelse McMan, on INV return,
l met Ramsey, who stopped mo .nd
asked me why the gam cling houses
were cOmnelled - close. L told him
that did pot know, aud he ought 10
know as much about that as / did.
He then said That this thing must be
settled now, at the Same time making
an effort to draw his pistol. | grabbed
him and attempted TO take the pistol
from him, telling him at thN same
time II he did not give ii up, would
kill him, This ] repeated twice. by
this time be had got we'll inside the
bsrbershop. Finally, finding him too
strong for me, aud that l could no
longer prevent his wrenching his pls-
toll from my grasp, l shot him. Flo
was very drunk at the time, and but
for that, the difficulty would never
have occurred. Ramsey has been at
outs with me for several months"
Crowder was very cool and collected
while narrating bis story. W. FL.
Ramsey came to this city from Pamela
county, and was Tor several years o.
the police force of this city. Some tins
ago he purchased The Gem gs Don, and
was so engaged at the time of the kill-
ing. He leaves u wife and seven he'p-
less children. He hold $1,000 cerlb
ca3s OF membership ia the Anler:c|
Legion of Honor. The coroners lrty
was empanell5d and viewed the body
yesterday evening, and will cont nue
the investigation this morni s, The
time for holding the preliminary trial
has not been set. This unfortunate
affair has cast a gloom over tho entire
CITY.
Hon. W. ID. Pope has lett Tor Wash
ington City.
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Bowie.

BOWIE, Sept. Especial. TO day,
like other, this week, has been rather
quis55 for business. This can be ex-
planned by the fact mat our country
friends have been engaged picking
coJton, breaking laud for wheat, and
same employed in sowing their gain.
We look for good days business on
tomorrow.
Mr.. o. p. Thomas, lately In with M.
Jackson in tire hotsl business, re.
Gently bought Mr.. Je3ksoD's interests
and is now sole prop ietor of the EiGio
house.
The travel on the Fort Worth & Den.
ver City railway Is 81. prisiagly good
most ali 0f the time, and this road is
uunuestions1iy doing tiue business,
not only here, but "a its entire line.
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asafol tho hNusa, Nfa Kafalef onifrh
Ing lhnm nat 40 arrest lilmi size fitiln {
hH Waa drunk hnd ihAt " WHa iIn
ffqt tiuH ll 10 VnHW NH hai lfel
HE hand tlHHui h0n rho OurH 70
searched Che house nufhlg, hut
could uIt diHnnVOI heHa'0s lIl.
naleiy, hnwOVur, hn wHa fnuud huA
nl01 up uudar some weeds ln thn back
yard, WhDucA ha ives conveyed lu ho
hhnt cave ITO old f0liow IN almost
blind, hs,lng cataract In ono Owe,
aud no has bad flght with the other
iio viii 10 changed with an aggravated
assault,
News from Nov Ipreio, MoEico,
says. "Sis .een empty cars Ion hor6
this morning, over tho y esinsu M
lional, II convey troops from SsltillO,
the capital OF Coahuila, ~ this section.
One thousand troops from tho C.ty of
Mexico arc expeoi I'd nj 5altillo, These
mill.aty preparations arc made In
view OF the coming gubei storial elec-
ton Ia Coahuila, over which therO 10
much fear OF revolution. Tho newly
elected governor OF tho state Of NueVO
Leon, talSea his scat ON the 9th instant.
Tho sdberents OF Cayetano Falcon, who
IL the copies candidate in CoghuilA,
say their man VIII take hig scat or
blObh NilA HbNs NlNiAh btlliUt
the Dlaz candidate, IL backed by the
national macninai y, soldiers ana all,
and President Dia2 IN severely con-
dsmuGd for his attompt 10 cOerce the
States at Mexico on the northern from
tier, and Is fast losing popularity IN
tnis section. Party feeling runs very
nigh, snd both sides are so numerous,
aud so well supplied with money and
arms. That tho gravest Tears are enGer-
taiu6d.n
Quarantine against yellow fever is
now strictly enforced. Many parties
Of prominence from northern aud
eastern towns in Mexico have boon de-
Gained, General Young among the
number He says that Yellow Jack
was never heard OF In his section o.
Mexico and is very indignant NJ the
officers.
Alexander Vidal, rRuchiug Ii miles
from t0wn, says inat last night un.
known parties cut MS wire fence and
attempted 20 dGiNo o rsome stock. No
clue,
Tho cons.ruc, on train on tbe San
Antonio IL AranSas Pass railroad to s.
dry crossed tho tiveI Track laying
rom row on will be rapidly pushed.
IL has boon held 10y the rivoc focsome
Time.
The San Antonio Rifles l9st night
chose their tean for The NulEsiesl
diii. 4 large number OF companies
will be on hand ID compete for the
cash rci eS.
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~ ald9fnan, Washington 40 I, %.
n6er sioam flfo comphny, formally
transferred the engine house 10 the
ohihf engineer, aud dlshand0d, Tho
history NJ tho affair leading t0 such
summary n0tlOn dates from tho olinr
iun or Is resolution hfiufn mo Guy
council advocating paid ilra dapau.
meniH aud tho subsequent n1tlun ui
thOcnunGll and committee Or citizens
10 whom tho matter was rnfn rcd,
Ia furtheTancs OF tho ohjeo. nj
the resolution without taking Tho fro
through It's rapreaonta'
tlvos, IN consultation. Tho example
sOt by No. | will most probably 10
followed by Nos. 2 aud ..
Hook and Ladder No, haA
decided 70 remain until formally 70
llevOd while tho remaining companies,
Nos. and q, have not yet given ea-
preston - their views. In the moan
time, pending sciion on the revolution
by the council, the chief engineer was
instructed 10 retain the employees.
Ats o'clock, this evening, q falling
milo OF lumber instantly killed Henry
~ years old, broke an arm
aud leg OF Eddie Cnshing, aged Is, and
slightly injured number of children.
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I'll PAso, Sept. II, Special = Tho
preliminary examination OF Lou BaI-
Tor, charged with being implicated
with Belrey in the killing "a Nc
Lsuchin, was continued to-day, and
the prospects are it will not be con-
cluded until tomorrow might. Tie
woman appears to be very uncon.
cerued. Notwithstanding the damaging
evidence which is being produced
against her. Her manner has been
disgraaeful during the whole e1amin-
alton. Great interest is manifested By
The large uumbars in attendance.
Tho celebrated Mexican baud
arrived this evening, artor tour
throu ghout the L nited States, on their
way homo.
Collector MsgOilin telegraphed the
department ct Washington that yellow
fever was raging in several OF tho lower
States of Mexico, Extra precautions
arc being taken by the health officer
nj this point 10 prevent The diseas
from entering this country.
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The Present Generation

the present 6eneratiOn
Lives at telegraphic speed-eats too
fast, retires too late, does not rise be-
times, smokes and (alas, that we
should have to say itD chews too much
tobacco. The3 consequences are dys-
pepsia, a general absence of that ro-
bust and manly vigor which chersc-
tsriEed our ancestors. and manifest
proneness to early decay. Regular
hours, q duo allowance of time tor
meals, the disuse of excessive smok-
ing, and altogether of chewing to-
bscco, in connection with course OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,-.wil In
nine cases out of ten, efface conse-
ouencss of the abuses of the laws OF
health indicated above. a want Of
stamina, dyspepsia, nervousness and
biliousness are among these cnnse-
quences, and they are bodily ills TO the
removal OF which the Bi5ters ts 3sUe-
cislly adapted. Nor is the Bitters loss
fitted to overcome and prevent fever
and agus, kidney and bladder trou-
bles and rheumatic ailments. 1t is
also a fine appetizer and promoter OF
convalescen ce.
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Mckinney.

MCKINNEY, Sept. 1l.-.Special.l-
The local option canvass closs / last
night at this place with speeches by
DR.. s. B. Kimbrough, for, and II. q.
Mack, against. The speech of the la
ter was marked, in that it could not
be commended for its eloquence OF
language, modestv Of expression, or
freedom from demagoguery.
The election to-day was quiet and
orderly, but little attention is paid
to party cries. The colored troops
fought nobly for tired eye"
There was 1,0S6 votes polled at this
place; whisky 229 ahead. IndlosL ons
are that prohibition is defeated by
small vote in the county. A very
he avy vot /, was poilsd.
DIR. w. +. Gordon was arrested today
by Sheriff G.. s. Beck, on capiss from
Wood county, on charge Of assault
with intent to murder.
J. @. Coleman, called to Alvord by
telegraph to attend the bedside OF o
sick brother, by mistake, went tn AL
varado. He returned to-day without
seeing his brother. who had died.
Ex-Governor Throckmortor was on
the streets to-day and voted in the
election.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Sept. 11.-[Speciall-Henry
Black, a notorious negro thief and
burglar, who has already served one
Or two terms in the penitentiary, was
convicted of assault to murder, in The
district court to-day, and sentenced to
three years in the penitentisry. There
are eight other charges against him for
theft and burglary.
Messrs. Eugene Finlay and d. r..
Onion, Of this city, were granted license
to practice law, by the district court,
to-day.
Mr.. A. L. CLARK, general freighS
agent Of the Kansas u Gulf Short Line
railway, who has just returned from a
trip to It's southern terminus, informed
HE HERALD correspondent that the
and the road will be completed to o
connection with Bremond's road, at
Lufkin, by the 10th of October.
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AdvocgLesUf prohibition need have
no fears OF "PgiCKLY Assn BITTERsh
~ u Is a medicine, and by reason %
ia cathartic properties cannot be usel
as q beverage. II y manufactured
from tho purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
srh and Bowels. As blood purifier
10 hes no equal, H. - pleasant 70 the
taste, and effective ia aston.
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PECos, Sept. T.-Lspociai, --Pecos
City is rejoicing over the prospects Of
our valley being turned over TO the
plow. Thor irrigation d-.ch is on as
sured fact. With ibis There is nothing
20 prevent our fertile valley from be-
ing o harvest field in r sdo"t time.
The wa or power is beyond compare
Son, and no doubt VIII DO utilized, and
our crops viii be taken care of al
homo with little expense. The lot
sale, October 10, promises 10 bring
men or c2pita' among us, who, no
doubt, wiz DO pleased with our cOua-
try aud will remain with US.
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Whitesboro.

WuIrEsBoEo, Sept. 11.-[Special.] !
1he day for voting on local option is
drawing near, end the canvass for and
against is getting lively. County At
torney G. B. Rapdell spoke this after
noon against, and II. O. Head, of
Sherman, in favor of its adoption. The
election is going to be close, both
sides claiming the advantage.
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Sayo money aud Doctor bills. Re-
lievo your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by timely purchase OF DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Bronchial elections. Relives Chill
dren of Group in one night, may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price 90
cents, and 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists.
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GAINESVILLE, Sept. 1l.-[Spsciall-
A difficulty between Frank Rodgers
and Bill Easlerwood occurred in the
Red River saloon last night, in which
the latter was seriously cut with a
knife. Rodgers was arrested and put
under bond.
The county will vote on prohibition
tomorrow and both sides are very
active to night. Two weeks ago pro-
hibition would have prevailed, but it
is believed now that it will be showed
under.
MS. Eleanor Haste died in this city
Yesterday and was buried to-day.
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GARRETT, Sept. n.-[Special. THE
Kennedy house, owned by George
Landlord, and occupied by Mrs j. V.
Kennedy, as a hotel, burned down last
night, about O'clock. The origin of
tho fire is unknown. The fire started
in the second story, which was not oc-
cupied. Mr.. Lsnkford had $500 in
surance on the building, in tho Fire
Assessment association, OF Dallas. Loss
about 81 200. Mrs. Kennedy he'd 5000
insurance on her furniture, which was
- total ioss.l
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 11.-[Speoiall--
Last evening John Kessler, the black
smith, made a savage attack on his
wife with large hammer, hitting her
on the head, which produced big
wound on her forehead. Captain
Hughes was summoned and proceeded
to Kessler's house, which is situated
on the street leading of Acquia street
having Meyers grocery store at the
corner. On entering the house it was
ascertained that after committing the
assault the old man had He'd. Captain
Hughes and Andrea Coy, who was al
ready on. the scene, commenced TO
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HoUsToN, Sept. II. Especial. - A
large fire occurred in the business
portion Of tho city tonight, making o
total loss of the stock of tea and bak-
ing powder of E. p. Crawford. The
stock, valued at $1,000, was s. total
loss, except SEQ worth of goods taken
out. Damaged stock insured for 81 co.,,
and fixtures for $500. The building
was damaged $l0CJ, but IVES saved
from total destruction by the superior
work of the tiremen. Charles Warner,
fireman, fell from the top Of the build
ing and will probably die from his in.
iuries. Robert Slack, fell from the
second story, but is not seriously hurt.
The fire was caused from tie explosion
of q lamp.
A small fire at noon damaged the
residence OF Frank holland
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MARSHALL, Sept. 11.--ISpecial.l-
John Crowder waived preliminary OK
animation, and was held in the sum of
$1,000, which he gave, and was re-
leased. Ramsey was buried this even
ing.
The infant son of Frank Starr was
buried this evening. Much sympathy
is felt for him, as this was The only son.
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Mason.

MASON, Sept. 11.-[Special.] : This
morning, when tho sheriff entered The
jail, he found that three of the prison
ers were conspicuous by their absence
Collier and Beam, awaiting trial for
the murder of Brantigan, Of Gillespie
county, and Nix, OF this county, for
demonstrating. BY ome means they
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Did she DIE

"She fingered and suffered along,
pining away all tho timo for years.
"rhe doctors doing her no goodi"
"And Rt last was cured by this Hop
Bitters tho papers say 30 much about"
"Iudeed! IndeedW
GLOW thankful wa should DO for
that medicine"
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A Daughters Misery .

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on bed OF misery.
"FrOm q complication of kidney,
liver, rheumatic trouble and Nervous
debility,
"Undcr the caro- OF the best ply
slcians,
"who gave her disease various
names,
"But no relief,
"Aud now, she Is restored to us In
good heal.n BY as simple n remedy u,
Hon Bittsrs, thSt we had Stunned for
years before using It,"
THE pAEESTs.
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GreenvilloI

GREENvILLE, Sept. 1l.-lSpecial.-
The question of local option was voted
on YESTERDAY la precinct No. 8 of this
county, sns carried by a small ma
jority.
Cont1ao,s ~ been let for three
new brick h'pses on North Stonewall
street.
Weather isir and cotton coming in
with rush,
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Dr.. Scotts Coca, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus q OF tho best tones for
loss Of appstl md debility, Try ~.
For sale by HiclioX & Hoarno, Patter-
son, Clover ~ Co., JUG House aud
Howell Bros.
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are you made miserable by indigss-
ton, constipation, business, loss of
appetite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitali-
ger - q positive cure. Sold by J. l..
Williams.
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Terrell.

TERRRLL, Sept. H. [Special.l "A
vast assemblage gathered at the opera
house, last night, to hear the DISGUST
tions on removal, or no removal. Col
onel Dick Slaughter opened the ques-
ton, and made fine effort, man,
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept. 1l.-lSpecial.l -At
noon to-day, pursuant to notice served
in the morning on the mayor and board
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Group, whooplng cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure, Sold by j. L. Williams
d. Co.
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THE Parents.

ESJ-None geuane without bunch q {
green Hops on the white label. shun all
lhe vile, poisonous stun with "HOp'
"IIopSn In their numH
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee 1t
cures consumption. Sold by j. L..
williams q Co.
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Catarrh cured, health end swee
breath secured by Shiloh's Cetarrh
Renedy. Prico 80 cents. Nasal in
jector free. Sold by j. Il. Williams
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Slsepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is
tho remedy for you. Sold by j. L.
Millinrnn " Co,
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THO Dyanen,lc,s Refuge

"Pgrker's Tonic cured me Of dyapsp-
sin oi 10 years standing. IL u tho dys-
peptic's refuge" 80 writes Mr.. Chas.
II. Watts, Of West Somers, New
York,
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PiXs's Toothachs Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover Ellls
corns and hnniOns.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

OF Parker's Hair Balsam all other hair
prep cations have taken rank Ia the
rear, Neat, pure, Price SOC.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

For lame back, side or chest use
ShiIob's Porous Plaster Price 20
cents. Sold by J. L. Williams & 90.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

Sbiloh'a Catsrrh Remedy g posi-
tive cure for c4tsrrh, diphtherla and
Canker month, Sold by j. l.. VIII
liamA u 90.