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A KISS BY MooNLyGur

From time immemorial, no one will
pretend 10 deny the fact that kisses
have been held in high repute by both
sexoS-whbther active or passive. Ii
has been decided that LEGAL KISS
Implies AC TON on both parties; but
whSn u lady simply consents 10 he
kissed without action OF her lips, il
constitutes only a PASSIVE kiss-a
sweet deprived OF its nectar.
Snugly ensconced within o moss
empowered and vine-clsd verandah,
and almost hid from view amid sweet-
sented honeysuckles, WAS seated d fair
Atlanta nymph, whose beautiful dark
eyes, alabaster complexion and volup-
tuous contour, seemed to DAZE tho
young gent by her side, who ever and
anon, while COMMUNICATING her
slender waist. gave her BUSS and
then RE-BUSS, to tho smazement of
a pedestrian who happened to be pass
ing that beautiful moonlight night. AT
that moment the lover was heard to
ask, "My dear darling Sarah Jane,
you are becoming more beautiful.
every day; your eyes sparkle with
more brilllancy, your once pale cheeks
have been painted by tho roseate huos
OF nature, aud you seem 20 have CO.
urely regained your health. viii you
tell mo the cause Of the chauge?r
81 have simply used that wonder.
fully effective blood remedy known as
illustrated Book Of Wonders mailed
iree. Address B. b. Il. Co., Atlanta,
Georgia.
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LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE CHRONICLES OF ONE DAY
In the Queen City of Texas, Gathered by
The Hersld's Reportorial Force
and Dished In Proper Style
tor the Breakfast Table.
Notes of Interest
The Courts.
DISTINCT CnuRT.

In the district court yesterday, the
jury returned n verdict In the case of
Fred C0llen We. the Missouri Pacific
railroad, for damages done to a lot OF
horses shipped over tho road from
Cotulls, giving the pl AintiT $l6O0 dam
ages.
inc case of Charles Il. Newton OF.
al. VS.. Emerson, Talcott & Co., Ia on trial
and IL will probably occupy the atteu-
tiou OF tho court Tor the rest of the
week. This suit Is about a piece of
property in this city lying west OF Syc.
amore aud bstwsen Main and Elm
streets, and is probably worth $4,000.
What the lawyers cali a decd Is a Ger
tain instrument OF writing signed,
sealed and delivered. In this case the
instrument under which the deieud.
ants claim lacked the requisite OF hay
ing been signed, the others having
been performed.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
In Justice Schuhjs court Fred
Gross was atraigned on the charge of
vagrancY. Fred told the court that he
was hard-working man, sici. with
the denpne, aud on his way TO friends
in Fort Worth. The court had lust re.
covered from the dengue. and tao plea
struck q tender place. The man was
allowed 10 60 to The Fort.
The case OF Frank Dey!in, CHARGED
with stealing coat, was continued
until 10 day.
CiTY COURT.
the mayor disposed Of tho following
cases yesterdsy morning:
Willie Hill, intoxIcstion; transferred
to Justice Kendall.
Charles Bowlin, lntoxication; fined
So.
John Logan, intoxicRtion; fined So,
Then the court put on his ulster and
quiet reignad in the halls of Justice.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Tom Pattin was before Commia.
sioner Bnrford on another charge of
stealing horses in the Territory. The
case WAS continued until Tomorrow.
Commissioners Mccormick had Jim
Baldwin before him for coanterJeitIng,
and this case was also continued be-
cause OF the absence OF witnesses.
COUNTY COURT.
The judge still being unwell, no
Q ourt was nela yesterday, but he will
open court to-day, and tho criminal
docket Will be called.
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III" salvsston Strike

Tne strike at Galveston has caused
some uneasiness hore In com
merc'a! circles, and srol the
depols and railway Noes
there exists an air of uncSr.siptv.
ltis feared that the strike will become
general. Railroad officials stated 10 a
HERALD reporter that cotton and other
Freight was being shipped via Now
oiIeaus instead OF going via Calves.
Ton, 40 good deal OF 1t did heretotsre.
Mr. storm, the agen. Of the Gulf, Col.
orsdo " Santa Fo, said that road was
shipping goods to ali points but Gal
weston. So far everything here in Dal-
las IL running along smoothly,
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A Colorad Wife Raniar

Hugh Anderson, colored, who dis
graces humanity and the community
OF Stringtown by his existence ard
residence, beat his vito yesterday In q
irlghtful manner. Sho was
carrying bucket of water.
when ha met her and took
It from her and pounded her over the
head with 1t, smashing the bucket
into smithereens. Following up the
assault, ho struck her over The head
and In the face with the wire handle
OF the bucket, inilicting serious
wounds. The unfortunate womsn,s
left eye was injured By blow, He
charged her win being untrue to him,
Anderson fed for parts unknown.
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W FL Herd. Fort Worth; o Pagei.
Il Dugar, Weathersnrd; + j Wilbrir =,
Guide, Texas: o p Thomas, Cross TIN
bers;J Il Buchanan, Arkansas, L Il
Scott, Clarksville: Sam Alexander,
Marshall; 7 NJ Huffmsp, Joha Erwin,
Kaufman; l. W 0glesby, Plano; &
Zsigler. Denton; G w Dunlap, Lynsa-
burg, Virginia; w N Bush, Alun,
Texas;J ID Jackson and wife, Riun-
ardson; Henry Erwin and son, J II
Carter and SOD, Ksufmsn; S o Amer
sou, Texas; A y Adams, Oswesu, Ran
sss; l. ID Wynne, kaufman; + Ill
Gaines, GreoDyille; John ID Williams,
Sulphur Springs; II n Carr, long
view; n Il Franklin, Poetry.
At the Grand Windsor: Geo w
Wilson. st Louis; Mr. aud Mrs Adarn-
son, Chioago: Il Q Ball, Henderson,
Ken.ucky;C l. Campbell. New York
] G Fisher. Louisville, Keatucky; W
II Slsytcr, New York; George III Is
rael, Dallas; L II Sshin, Texas & Pa
cihc railroad; A II keio, Galveston;
James ] Lyon, NJ Louis; II + Nc
Gregor, Houston, Seth Miller, Texas;
Mrs t A Farris, Mrs w Fsrrls, Miss
Maggie Hines, Wsxshachie; w L
Hughes, city; John j Hand, Gal
weston; j III Raymond, Austin
Jay Wort Kali, Robert l. Downing,
w y Downing, W w Taylor snd wife,
A B Anderson and wife, Miss Nellie
Cox, j a James, G Il Lsnnarc, Robert
l. Dswning's Tally Ho compsny; w l.
Miller, Chicago; John ID Williams,
Sulphur Springs; Il II McCsun, ST
Louis, Missouri; G Il Benedict, Gin
cinnati; 6 Il Bennett, city; John w
Thorne, Galveston; J A Smith,
Texas; J Meyer, Nav Yorb
j Weathsrly, Grapevine; Ed
ward a CoiliD, Nav York; j
MAILER, Cleveland, Ohio; IL NJ Cate,
Mineols, Texas; 9 w Chears, Atlanta,
Georgia; w X Finks, Jersey City
DR.. Charles 4 Blst, wife and Guild,
Chicsgo; + Nj Williams, J ID Lsurens,
j A Barney, j n Ludwck, Chicago;
Charles b Smith, City.
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70. fifteen years they have steadily gain
ed in favor, and with sales constantly in
oreasing have become the most popular
corset throughout the United states.
The q quality Is warranted 60 wear twice
as lorg IA the ordinary corsets. We Gave
lately introduced the G aud Il II Grades,
with extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred
nighesJ awards from ali the worlds great
fair5 The last medal received is for First
Degree OF merit, from inc late Exposition
held nj New Orleans,
While scores oil patents have been found
WORTHLESS, the principles of the Glove Fit
ting have proved Invaluable.
Retailers are authorized TO refund money
II, on examination, these Corsets do not
prove as represented. For sale everywhere,
Catalogue free on application.
THOMPSON. LANGDON 81 co, N. Y &.
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steward said: "Hsrs is another jim.
jam patient. Give him big dose of
BROMIDE
an tell you," he said, "here il Sl07
/ worked hard far-ksep 1t for me. 1
have been chased all day by robbers.
While / WAS making for tho city saw
monkey In the road grinnine
at me. said, rs / picked
up stone 10 brain him, ii you are 3
sure enough, live, wide-awake monkey,
you srs In hill OF = fix, and il you
sin't, am In h---ll OF a fix, l thri w
the stone and there was no monkey"
Then the unfortunate man imagined
he was In hotel, and telling the stew
ard to cali him for tue early south
b,nnd train and send him up a drink
~ brandy aud soda, marched off to
bsd.
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e. s'0 ! z M u l.. l q ma a
CIR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years suffered with cancer
on my face. AL tho simple remedlei were
applied To alleviate the pain, hut The place
continued to grow, finally extending into
my nose, from which came n yellowish dis
charge very Offensive in character. 1t was
also Unframed, and annoyed me great
deal. About eight months ago | was in
Atlanta, ut the house OF u friend, who SO
strongly recommended the use of Swlfts
Specific that ! determined to make m eff
fort TO procure 1t. In this | was successful
and began Its use. The influence of the
medicine at first was to somewhat aggra-
Nate the sore; but soon the Inflammation
vas alsyed, and began to improve after
the first few bottles. My general health
has areetly improved ] am stronger, and
able to 90 any Kind of work The cancer
on my face began to decrease and the ulcer
TO heal, until there is not q veStige oft left
--only a little scar marks the place where
IL had been. | am ready to answer all
questions relative to this cure.
MRS. JoICIE A, MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August II, lSg5
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The organ OF sight, which IL the source
OF so much pleasure rs we'll as benefit
TO man, isvery delicate. Agrost many
persons, not approaching this, arc
using cheap spectacles. These glasses,
by their imperfect construction aud
many blemishes, seriously injure and
sometimes almost destroy the sight,
Hawkoa' Crystaliged Lenses are tho
most perfect glasses IN the world, bo-
Ing especially adapted for the prasor-
valion OF the aigst, aud ore 6old in
Dallas only by Eisoplohr Bros. Il
Schneider, Druggists and German Op.
tlcians.
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Professor Blacks Mse,,ur

a crowded house last night was out
TO hear tha professor on the subject Of
conversion. Tho audience Listened,
TOO, with that raps attention which has
ever characterized thcso meetings
Tonight he will preach on "Tho King.
0om OF Christ; What is II and Whei,
WASH EstAblished.o After Tho so,,
mon The ordinance OF baptism will be
commissioned. sunday evening he will
90 O. the opera house. subject:"Den
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Mrs. Ellen l., Harris was granted a
divorce In cha district court yesterday
from her husband, Charles Harris.
They married tho 2Sl OF Dscembor,
1874, in tho cody city OF Dallas, and
lived together, soudding along very
pleasantly until February, 1875, whel
he, according TO her pleadings, asan-
doped her.
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Real Estate Transfers i.

j. d. Ksaton aud vito to j. t. Qua
can, 80 acrei OF the G. w. WooleY sur
vey, for $500.
l. A. Bishop aud wlfo to NJ. w. Rus
sey, 5Oxl7sl9 feet on San Jacinto street,
for $3.50
j. b. Alexander aud wife to Mrs. NJ.
u. Rogers, one-haif Interest iu lot In
the to Hn OF Duck Creek, for $4,000.
Il. Hsughton and vito to L. Mosey,
I3xl0o feet In Gast Dallas, for $3.50.
John Il. Walton to A. +. Hsrdie,
61xlO0 feet on Rosa avenuc, for 81, 900.
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Texas Patents.

$. A. Haseltine IL Bro, patent solicl.
tors, Springfield, Missouri, send US tho
following list Of patents which wore
issued to citizens of Texas during tho
past week:
Cramer l.. Mathews, Temple, Texas,
car-brake; Thomas ID. Mckenzie, Col
orado,. Texas, hre-escape; John B. Mel.
son, Linden, Texas, pump Tor oii.cans,
etc.
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SLOW old are you" said an ancient
came to a grlnning little tar.pot.
wei, II goes by what mudder SAYS,
| is most zen, but i'll goes by de fun
Use had, pso most hundred" O!
that al could measure thoir years In
this way, but how many measure them
~ long night Watches, aud almost IA
tai coughing spells, which could have
been cured by a bottle of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in season.
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a 8roi,on Window

During tho winter will be a very dis
agreeable thing 10 have IN tho house
but Hamilton IL Young have taken
precautions TO have In store sn i'm
meuse stock OF window glass aud
skilled wcIkmen, who will promptly,
aud 1T reasonable prices, replace sll
broken panes Ia your house. Tele-
phone Hamilton d Young 10 aeud up
ana pu, IN your glass.
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FRANK WHEAT, Agent.
1851 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
iztraot rrom financial Ropo,t

hNfaot tfun Report.
"Tho Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon strictly business principles, rs
much 20 ~ any banking aystem, and en-.
bodying tho assessment feature W raise q
mor,uary fund--demonstra,ably the only
equitable one--combines in It's practical
workings oil tho advantages OF mutual 60.
operation. Tho Interest OF the member
ship and management arc mutual aud
reciprocal. tits not easy TO conceive how
opy nearer approach TO perfection In nry
system OF securing sale and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
"The best clerical help 10 bo had ia found
In the home oricc, which Is marvel OF
systemniiked management Everything
IL conducted with olearnese and ilspa,ci,
that leaves nothing To be deslred.n
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1t was sauo,ohoa.

Justfor the fun of tho thing, Dallas
youth wrote love letters to mos. re-.
spectacle young lady Of Fort Worth.
Sho believed what no wrote. uor
mother intercepted the correspond.
enco, and taking the train, caino
ovor TO this city yesterday
aud made known tho facts TO tho pa.
ronts oil Tho young man, The threat
Sneu marriage was Euuelched.
cquelched - agcod word and tho
young man VIII stuff IL and place
itupon his dressing table. 80
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MARITAL Mntfcrs.

Tho following licenses were ISSUED
out OF the county clerks Office yester-
day: Gilbert q. Wrigat and Della
Slaughter; u. Coats and Nina Cam
ady; Frank Watts and Amanda Clark.
The last-nsmed couple were married
ln the clerks Office by Judge Bower,
VINO performed the ceremony In his
usual felicitous style.
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GEO, y, KNIGHT,
southwestern Passenger Agent, Dali
Las, Texas.
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a Llqlicr Item.

Il. F. Harris has returned from an
extensive inspection tour among tho
iru!t distillers in eastern, northern
and southeast Texas as special agent
for tho United States treasury de-
partmeut. He reports fine crops Of all
kinos throughout tho Eastern and
northern counties. Tho prod aciou of
brandy from frui, is much greater than
at any previous season, which will ag-
gregdte over $ll 900 taxes to the gov
ernment for the year 1886.
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just received by tho Weir plow com.
parry, and Oh exhibition In their largo
and well-airanged repository, another
car OF II. M, Miller * Co.'s burrles.
carriages phaetons, etc. They ara es
peoially ilne and arc selling fast. Don't
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Tho Mah.n, Cornns Trial.

Thomas Elan, who il wanted in
Bsudera county Tor purjury, came be-.
fore Judge Aidrldge yesterday even
ing on writ OF habeas corpus. After
hearing the evidence the Judge re-.
manded the prisoner TO jail, and the
oiheer OF Bsndora county will lesya
with him to-day.
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After Bill unll,

shefif Smith left last night for Waco
10 bring back Bill Hall, who wss onn-
'ured in that place the first OF tho
week. Bill was serving n torn on the
Door farm and msdo his escape whilo
sprinr. wv
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"Daugue?" querrled a citizen OF
smother brokou up individual yester-
day, "Dang me? What do you moan?
Why I'll wipe the very earth up with
you,' and he was proceeding to put his
threat into execution wben an explana-
tion followed. He had been merely
celebrating the victory of the DeM-
ooracy in New York and Virginia.
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ONE HOUR FASTER TI4iN

On Both Morning and EvopIng Trains
Via yandalla and Pennsylvania
Route, From st. Louis to tho East,
Commencing August 81, 1885.
DAY EXPREss-Iisavo st. Louis 9. a.
M, arrive Columbus ll:20 D. ~, ST.
rive Pittsburgh, G; 40 a. m, sryivo at
Baltimore 6A5 =. m, arrive Washing
ton 500 p. m, strive Philadaiphia G:5v
p. M, arrive New York 9:3j y. ni., ar
rive Chicago s p. NJ, arrive Cincinnati
L p, ~.
Passengers by Day Express can con =
meet at Columbus with the "IimitAd
Exnross" and arrive at Now York at
$3.50 .. III.
EASTERN EXPREss-Leavo st. Louis
s p. M, arrive Columbus II: 10 q. m,
arrive Pittsburgh 6:l0 ". NJ, arrive
Baltimore 5:.5 8. "a, Brriv6 Washing
ton $3.50 q. NJ, strive Philadelphia 5:35
=, M, arrive New York a. M, nearly
four hours earlier than formerly. Ar
rive Chcago 1870 q. H., arrive Cincin-
matt 1;Ao .. m.
All trains run daily, Saturday and
SUNDAY included, and 10 will be no.
iiced that both morning and evening
trains nov leave st. Louis one hour
later than heretofore, and after trains
OF all Other lines have gono, with Same
arriving time at New York as before.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS,
IN ADDITION TO above trains the Iu-
dienapolis Accommodations and Gin
cinnati Express will leave st. Louis at
7:l5 a. m. daily, except Sunday, arriv-
ing at Indianapolis 10 1886 p. IA. and
Cincinnati at 7:l0 p. IN.
Only limo running Racl,aiDg Chair
Gar on night trains between st. Louis
and Cincinnati.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
CaEs on all trains through to New
York. Tickets over VGndalia Line
and fail information can be secured
on application to ticket agents OF con-
meeting limos III the West, or By ad-
dressing Il. A. FoRD,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis,
MISSOURI.
Gro, \. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Dali
las raygg
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Gentlemen who Ike nioo fitting gar.
ments know that the place to get them
Ia Douglas Bros, the Merchant Tail
oIs of North Texas, 7O3 Main street.
Che Largest assortment Of wooleps in
the State is probably TO be found ~
his house. You have only to inquire
your no ighhor and you viii DO told
douglas Bros. IL tho place.
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had heard of the wonderful cures OF
Swiits Spo ilc. and resolved TO try it. l
commenced taking IL in April, 1881 Ny
general health was much improved, yet
uedt TO grow slowly but surely. The buncn
grew aud became quite heavy. | felt tibet
must either have II cut or die. But IL
commenced dlsoharging quantities Of al
most black, thick hood, 10 continued
healing around tue eigci until February
when ~ was entirely healed up and well
BETSY Woop.
Cocheaett Plymouth CO., Mass July IL, 1856.
swiit's Specific is entirely VEGETABLE, and
seems TO cure cancer, by forcing out the
impurities IRON tue hood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
matted free.
TIRE SwiFr SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, At.
lantn, Ga N, ", lb7 W 2Si ST.
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Boys call Ut the Huustnble Boot &
Shoe Company, 7l2 Elm street, aud suo
wiz Hunstable's throe new styles o,
toes on. shoes. The Dude, WallSon.
fast, and Dallas too. Leave the pho.
tosrAph of your foot there. and the
shoes won't hurt your corna.
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Relief and Cure

The immediate use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, in the earlier stages of throat and
lung diseases, Is highly important. Every
hours delay is dangerous, and may prove
fatal. Z. G. Reynolds, druggist, Dixfeld,
Me-, writes: "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is
wonderful remedy. In the fall of 1875
was taken with sudden Cold, accompa.
MED with terrible Cough. suffered for
three months, grew verse all the time, and
was threatened with Consumption.
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:. Or. SCOTS Cocoa, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus, ono OF tho best tonion for
loss of appetite and debility, Try n.
For sale by Hickox d Hoarne, Psiter.
son, Glover Il Co., JEFF Houne and
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The weekly tea given by the ladies
OF the Lamar Street Methodist Eplsco-
pal church last evening at tho resi-.
dence OF Mrs +. C. Caller, on Mssten
htraet, was well attended, and WAS a
nice ton party, so to speak. The ladies
are making these social occasions
quito popular.
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have had n cancero on my face for come
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose 10 the other. II has given
me great deal of pain, at times burning
aud Itching to such an extent that II wRs
almost unbeatable. / commenced usin e
Swlfps Specific In May, l.S5, and have used
eight bottles. Ithas given the greatest re-
lief by removing the inflammation and reg
torlng my general heath. W. BARNES,
Knoxville, Iowa, September y, 1855.
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On u whiz.

Q. G. Collins got too much wine
aossrd for tho good OF tho s.omach's
sake, and reared and scotched, even
unto that extent that the constable fol,
constrained to Jerk and Jug him, and
no would have done 80 had not u bond
boon given.
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ProI0ss0r Il. Schirmachor, foTIn0rly
OF st. Louis and New Otlrans, viii
give thorough Instructions GA the
niano aud violin, and In vocal culture.
VIII serve also IS conductor to con-
certs, operas, oratofios, etc, Applica-
tions may BIO maGo at G. ii. Edwarda'
musln RtOrn.
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j have added large silk dopErt.
mont, In black and oolored silks, In
Rhadames, Tricoiines, Rhadzlmior,
Lyons and other qualities, All 1 AJAX,
come zoe The silks and price them.
II, nAtufAS.
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the derrick used at the government
building for hoisling heavy stono fol,
isst night, breaking down several telo.
psono wires and doing aome o,hor
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For many years was sufferer With cav

FOR many years was sufferer With cav
Ger ofthe nose, and having been cured by
the use offs. =. s., feel constrained by n
sense ofduty to suffering humanity to make
THIS statement OF my case. With the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began to heal
rapidly and soon disappeared, and for sew
eras months there has been no appearance
OF asoro OF any kind on my nose or face,
neither Is my nose at all tender to the
touch, have taken about two dozen bot
Ties y. 3. $ and am soundly cured, and |
know that's. 4. 5, effected the cure aft5r
every known remedy was tried and had
Jailed. ROBERT SMEDLEN.
Fort GGlner, Ga, Mny /, 1855.
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Edward Harlan, the champion oars
man OF the world, writes that ne has
used 81. Jacobs OH with ,hs most bon
eiioial results, ana has found IL u ra
liable remedy for muscular pains In
the nrm and limbs,
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Mossre. Caller and Mitchell bought
100 balea OF cation OF the Farmera'
Alliance 81 Plano yesterday for s SIG.
IL wSs atyict mlddling, TITO cotton
buyers OF Dallas arc reSchlng out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06

Why pay so much for groceries,
cannod goods and spices, when YOU
can get thcm 50 cheap nt Wellor'a
cash grocery, corner Elm and Harwood
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06
BuIglar Hargcn

Joseph Thompson, colorod, WAS put
10 jail by Deputy Sheriff Halsell, on
suspicion OF having burglsr!zed tho
mouse mouse OF Mayor j. 4. Kicks, OF East
lot OF iowelry. "