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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
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AusIIS, Feb 20 Special The
senate committee on state affairs will
report unfovorably tomorrow bill
amending the law relative TO the
weights of produce.
THE FINANCE CoMMITTBE,
tonight, completed the appropriation
bill, except for the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, the University
and the north Texas asylu n
items. The latter will he
materially reduced from the amount
asked tor. The committee provides Tor
rangers an appropriation of $4,000. The
office OF fish commissioner is also re.
tanned in the bill, but the items are cut
down. The office of commissioner OF
insurance is retained, but the salaries of
the clerks dispensed with. The salaries
OF all clerks in the comptroller's and
the treasurer's ofhces are cut down 500
to 5000 each. The salaries of
all chief clerks and book
keepers are cut down, and one clerk
In the executive ofliceis dispensed with.
The bill will be reported To the legisla-
ture on Monday, and when it is reached
the fur Is goiRg to fly in an effort TO
strike out the items tor frontier defense,
the insurance office and the fish com
missioner. 1t is generally conceded
that the legislature will restore the SAL
aries of clerks in the office of secretary
OF state aud the attorney-Eeueral'
office, to their old figures, AZ these
clerks are kept very busy, these depart
ments mover having had their proper
ton oil clerks.
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about two months ago and John seems
to get plenty OF clothes to "wsshey."
Judge Scott is starting out just right
to make good judge. In the first place
he don't allow any smoking in the
court room, and If jurymen are behind
time and don't have valid reason he
assesses fine against them. Two jury
men were Iined Monday and one Tues
day for hardness. The prevalence Of
loosness in court rooms has always
been great hindrance to the progress
OF business, and Judge Scott seems
determined to put stop to 1t. He will
have the corporation of all intelligent
men in his efforts to have the right
preyail
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THE LOCAL NEWS REPORT.
THE DALLAsPoRT OF ENTRY IDEA
The Powder Ordinance TO be Enforced
The Henry Paul Case Reversed-A
Watch Thief-Court Notes
and Other Matters.
pallas as a Port OF ENTRY.

What do you think of the advisable
ity of making Dallas port of entry?
What will be its effect in reducing the
cost price ofimported goods put in bond
here? Would it not save intermediary
charges of inspection at Galveston and
New Orleans and other ports? Would
not the making of Dallas port of entry
diminish the retail price of imported
goods to the advantage of the
consumer? Would not a warehouse
here, in which merchants
could allow their goods to remain in
bond be great convenience to impor-
ters?
Loaded down with the above interrog-
atories, HERALD reporter sought out
some of the main wholesale mercantile
men yesterday. He called to see Mr.. T..
L. Marsalis, and learned from his head
man that he, the reporter, had already
sent that gentleman to New Orleans in
the personal column, and that he was
free to confess there was no Eli Perkins
attaching to the statement.
Mr.. j. 5. Armstrong, OF Armstrong
Bros, grocers, was met in spirit OF
seriousness and he said that while there
is nothing particular for the grocery
interest in making Dallas port Of en-
y
OF commerce., and he would be pleased
TO see her made mort OF entry.
DR.. j. w. Crowdus, wholesale drug
gist, favored the move and said
he was convinced that il
was good idea. He said it would cor
tainly diminish the price of all inn
ported goods, though he could not say
how much, while 1t would give mer-
chants the benefit of leaving goods in
bond until they had use for them, and
they would not have to pay the import
duty only when they took goods
out OF bond. "Dallas has grown to
be q city of Importance" said
the doctor and is an important place. A
port of entry here would save interme-
diary inspection at Galveston, New Or
leans an other points, end serve to bring
that much money to Dallas that now
goes to other ports. 1t would tend to
diminish the price of articles by retail
to the consumer. 1t would prove great
benefit to importers and TO the city and
country at large, in his opinion.
Mr.. Philip Sanger said he thought
that If Dallas could be made port of
entry he heartily endorsed the idea and
believed that 1t would prove beneficial
to her merchants and the country
around Dallas. 1t will certainly reduce
the cost price of imported goods, and
will keep dues on import goods at
home. II would to some extent dimin-
ish the price of retail goods.
Generally speaking, custom
warehouse would be of great
convenience to those who deal in inn
ported goods, and believe further that
It would serve TO reduce the price OF
freights and serve 10 bring us more
railroads, inasmuch as it would render
Dallas formidable shipping point in
Texas against other points.
Messrs. Schneider Il Davis, and other
prominent merchants, expressed them.
selves in pretty much the same strain
and concur with the HERALD in Its
ideas, as already published, on the sub.
ject.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

Society people are always projecting
something outlandish. The latest is
what they call the "onion game" Alta
party young lady bites an onion,
when young man blindtolded is in
troduced and he is required TO kiss
every, young ladv present to see who
bit the onion. 1.-The fails to locate the
right girl he is equired to sit up the
ice cream for the crowd. 1t is said this
game costs McGary of the Houston Age
$l5 one night. He lunched on garlic.
Dallas HERALD. q
All PfOuts, but that is delightful
game. Ju st imagine fifteen pretty
girls in circle. Every girl an angel,
and we, poor sinner, kissing all a.
round the circle.
Were you eyer in Elysium old boy?
Were you ever i'll Paradise?
Were you ever in the midst of show
er of sunbeams?
Did yon ever listen spell-bound, to
music, sweet as that OF the morning
stars when they sang together in Glory?
was there ever bfeathed into your
poor soul an incense, as tragant as the
perfumes by rephyrs wafted from Ar
cadian groves?
Did you ever feel,
The JOY divine, ecstatic bliss,
ora pure and virtuous maiden's kiss?
Such moments Pfou;s, make GASES in
the desert of life. They are the green
spots in memory's waste. I-Houston
Age.
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oDo the Spirits of the Dead Wait U,-n

We don't know. But we do know that
some people who suffer from indiges-
ton and impoverished blood have
strange dreams, in which they see many
unpleasant things. Sweet sleep is
blessing which comes with sound health
and good digestion. Browns Iron Bit
tiers drives out indigestion and bad
dreams, and gives health, good sleep
and vigorous lite. Life was u burden to
Mrs. l.. +. Gritfen, of 81 Walker street,
Baltimore, because of dyspen STA and bad
blood, but she writes that Browns iron
Bitters gave her relief.
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Robbery.

Mr.. Franks, who resides on st. Louis
street, was robbed in rather a novel
manner last night. The thieves raised
window and by means of forked
stick extracted his pantaloons from
their abiding place. The garment and
Sl2, which was in the pockets, were
carried OIL. The pocket book, in which
the money was concealed, was gener-
ously thrown back into the window.
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Important Notice 10 Travelling Mon.

1t is an established fact that the Hous-
ton q Texas Central railroad is the only
tirst-class and reliable line to and from
New o. leans. Aside from its general
superiority in track equipments and
through sleepers, it is over four hours
quicker than any other line. We woul6
respectfully canton you not to be in
duced to go over any inferior line by
parties holding free passes. Round-trip
tickets good l5 days straight, no rebate,
only SIS. T.. o. FLoop,
Tk't Ag't, H. & Il. c. h. r., 5l2 Main
Street Dallas.
j. l.. A. THOMAS, II. p. A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

The Pale Horse is a figure Of speech
applied TO death. Tue friends If j. r.
Spalding, of Scranton, Pennsylvania,
we're assured that that gentleman was
about To take a journey TO the shadowy
land, so swiftly had the ravages OF con
sumption broken down hts system. lie
was told TO try Mishler's Herb Bitters.
lie did so, aud healthier man doesn't
walk the streets to day. Mr.. Spaldiug
calls the medicine "Magic Bitters.
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H, p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.


~ tistics and History, Austl, Texas, Jan
!, lSS5.--To all Whom 1t May Concern: THIS
is to certify that he Hibernia Insurance Com
pany, of New Orleans, La, has in all re- spects
luliy complied with the laws OF TIE as ascon-
ditions precedent TO its doing bus. eas in this
state, aud thai said ompany holds a Certi-
ncrte or Autht nty from this office entitlino
1t to do business in this state Tor twelve
months rom the day of January, 1873, to
tine 3 st day of De, nber, 1885.
l.. $. Given uer my h nd ard seal. at
Office, in Austin the dag and date first above
written.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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An Alleged ,onnterreItsr.

j. Pitts, who was arrested in Denton
few weeks since by the United States
authorities, on the charge of passing
counterfeit money, and who gave bond
in the sum of $500 for his appearance be.
fore the federal court at Austin, was re-
arrested yesterday, and viii he taken
there for hearing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

Angostura Bitters are endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists
tor their purity and wholesome
ness. Beware of counterleits and
ask your grocer anddruggist for the
genuine article, prepared by DR.. j. g
b. Siegert a Sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

M ANTEi'-A GOOD SETTLED WON A y
w to cook and 10 honsework. oood IN ,,l AN
paid. Apply t0s Ervay street fe Sbsges
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Horsrord,s Acid phnsnhnie.

\ GOOD THING.
DR.. Adam Miller, Chicago, H., says.
al have recommended HOrstordis Acid
Phosphate TO my patients, and have re-
ceived very favorable reports. 1t is one
of the very few really valuable prepa-
rations now offered TO the afflicted. In
a practice Of thirty-five years | have
found few good things, and this Is one
of them.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
II. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
PRATHER, ARDREY & EWING,
Local Agents, Dallas, Texas.

DEPA RTMENT uF INSURANCE, STA
~ tistics and History, Austin, Texas, Ian
!, iSSo.-Io all Whom II NJ, ~ Concern: This
l. I" ce'tify that the Hartford re Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, has in all res
poets fully complied with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent to its doing busine
IN This state, and that said Company holds a
Nertihcate OF Authority from this Office en-
utllng IL to do business in this State fortweive
mounts rom the lst day of January, 1886, to
the Slst day of December, lsS5.
L. s. Given Nnder my hand am seal. at
ONCE, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
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INSURANCE.

MENr OF INSURANCE, STA
~ site and History, Austin, EEK s, Jan
!, lSS5.-To all Whom II May Concern: This
l. to certify that the Scottish Union and Ma
tional Insurance Company, of Edinburgh,
scotland, has in all respects fully complied
with the laws of exas as conditions prece-
DENT 10 It's doing business in this etate, and
! hat said COMPANY no DIS Certificate OF Ar
thority from this office emitting 1t To do bas-
ines IN this State for twelve months from
the LIST dav of January, 1885, to the 3lst day
of December, 1885
Il. ) l-tliven under my hand and seal, at
Office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
II. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
PRATHER, AKDREY 81 EWING,
LOcAI A gents. DAllaa TeXns

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
~ tistics and History, Austin, Texas, Jan.
|, lSSl-To All Whom IL May Concern: This
IS to certify that the National Fire In
surance Company, of Hartford Conn, has
In al respects fully complied with the laws
o. Texas as conditions precedent to its doing
bIs'nese in this state, and that said Com
pany holds a Certificate of Authority from
thls ONCE emitting it 10 do business In this
State for twelve months from the LIST day o
1855
II. 5. Given under my hand and seal, at
Office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
II. z. BEE. Insurance Commissioner
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PRATHER, ARDREY a. EWING,
local Agents, Dallas, Texas.

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
~ t'stics and Histor, Austin. Texas Jan
!, 1855 TO all " nom II May Concern: This
is 10 certify that the Ktna Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn, has in all respects
tuliy complied with the laws of Texas as con
ditions precedent to its doing business IN
inns STATE, and that said Company holds a
Certificate Of Authority from this office en-
titling 1t TO do business in this Stale ,or
twelve months from the LIST day of January,
1889 to the 3lst day OF December, lsS5.
H. l-Given under my hand and seal, at
oillce. IN Austin, tine day and date first above
written.
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The Federal Rniihinr-

Pat Butler, who has the contract for
the brick work OF the fedral court build
ing, will begin work Monday on the
same. This will be news, for the pub
lie has been patiently awaiting to see
II Uncle Sam was really in earnest
about giving us such building,
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He PntItin writing

A gentleman writes that one of the
daughters OF Mr.. William Ovens, %
Langdale road, Peckham, London, Eng
dies without effect. She finally used st.
Jacobs Oil ana WAS entirely cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21

Some heathens are not as much OF the
heather as we think; read Mahome-
tan proverb: "God has bestowed the
good things of this world to relieve our
necessities, not TO reward our virtues;
these will be rewarded in another
world" We know OF no greater neses-
sity TO be relieved than stubborn cold
and we know of no better relief than
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Ameriea,sPrlde.

True American men aud women, by
reason OF their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich cOmplexi ms and
characteristic energy. are envied by all
nations. II is the general use of DR..
Harter's Iron Tome, which brings
about these results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
pnor Farm Adhiiinns

William Peters and John Simmons,
tramps, were arrested yesterday and ar.
raigned before Justice Kendall, on a
charge OF Yagrancy. They pleaded
guilty and were dned 81 and costs each.
They were unable TO meet the demand
and will journey 10 the poor farm.
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Died.

Mr.. Horny Hall, the former stock
keeper Of the arm of Padsitt Bros, died
yesterday morning at o'clock, and was
Inferred in the Trinity cemetery In the
afternoon at o'clock. He was worthy
and highly respected man, and will be
mourned by many friends.
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H. P, BEE, Insurance Commissioner
PRATHER, ARDREY & EWING,
l.nrnl Agent. nnIIAa. TnNha

nEPA RTMENT OF INSURANCH, STA
~ lisiicS nd History, Austin, Texas, Jan.
J, lhA.-To all Whom II Nav Concern: Tins
Is to ccrti y that the citizens Insurance Co a.
nHny,Q Sew YORK, y u, has IN all respec,s
i4ly compiled with tbcltws Of Texas sscul
lliuns precedent To It's, doi0E business Iu
luls state, and that said Chmusny holds %
GO. ilhr5tc of Authority from this otlr. al-
iNiihE ~ TO do business in this stat. for
Twelve months from fine o. duy OF January.
lo,l, ht ilst iHv December. isS5
IT, 81 ...Neu uul p my ulud aud sp4i. Old
o'hy',iu Austin Ihc day and duie Gr.t aIo r.
Wr|fru.
Ut. |. aah. iusur nee Comm s-ioucr
tkAfiitB, Al;DNtY 81 EWING.
Lun.- AEln-s. nlfIn-. I.Nn..
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An attachment was served upon J. IL.
Curry, grocery merchant OF Grand
Prairie, by The sheriff yesterday, at the
instance OF Henry Loeb, of this city, for
An amount aggregsting $3.50. The at
tachment was Issued from tho county
court and the firm was closed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner
PRATHER, ARDREY & EWING,
focal Agents, Dallas, rexas,

NEPA RTMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
~ u-tics ard History, Austin, Texas, Ian
!, lSoj.-fo all HON it May Concern: This
is Ia certify that the Hanover Insurance Com
pany, OF New York, n. ., has I'm all respects
lul,y compiled with the laws of TeXasas con-
ditiuns precedent 10 It's doing business i'm This
STATE, and that said Company holds Cert
ncate OF Authority from this Office emitting
u odo business in this State for twelve
months from the LIST dag Of January, loS5, to
me jlst day Of December, 1876
l. :. l-Glven under my hand and seal, ut
office, in Austin the day and date FIRST alb we
written
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioners
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OF SOZ0DONT renders II the most
agreeable article ever used as tooth
wash. II has none Of the acrid proper.
ties OF the astringent tooth powders,
and instead of contracting tho gums, Il
renders them firm aud elastic.
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NOTICES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE No
~ use FOR Siock thnt are brandedC on line
LETT Jaw. Agents wanted everywhere 10
brand stock and represent the ESrRAY RS.
agents, address the p. and p. Association,
Dallas, Tevns. fcb7-Im
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From this day ON will deliver goods
10 the amount of un less than IS tree Of
charge, at Loeb q Ftei0erg's old stand.
ISAAC HElDRNHeiMER,
Corner Commerce and Lamar Streets.
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MAnrsp


WANTED-Ar ONCE, A coon sAISS
man To tfayel on commission in Nn..S
a rsAa S Win A. hne OF cigars Address Raa
w AN rED-BY A YOUNG LADY-A An
w uation to act MS housekeener or SIT 'aI-
nanion to u la sr yelling kddress Nm Nm.
AAYEs, l2ll Main . eel, Dallas febSillssss
NJ ANTED-A BOOT ANDSh0EU1VE
w "A tirst-class sewei workmas hh
HUNsrABLE's, 7S2 Elas'. fehI, =.
VA ANfED-WHlTE WOMAN To CC0T
~ Tor small family. Apply at sos Mar
w ANTEl-A GOOD SETTLED WON ~
" TO cook and 10 housework; good waaas
paid. Apply COS Ervay street. febS'sss
WANTED-A PRINTER WIFI FIVE
" steam job and newspaper outfit da
s sires partner TO s ar paper somewhere in
ieAaS A1ure.s fEiNThR, care st tieorga
Hotel, Dial as. f.bIa r.
M ANTED-S3,6i WILL BUY HE REST,
w paying hotel property in the west. ST
{ sh zoo will buy good residence in Inc the
c " Dallas-three payments Inonira ' ns
lNrELLIGENoE OFFICE. t09 Main st fshl5.H
w ANTED-AGENTS IT WILT,PAY IN
" telligent men aud womt II seeking sro.
ntabie employment to get my III strated civ
cular and terms for the Gel DRAFTED Missonr,
81 cam Washer, which, by reason OF lis s,roa!
intrinsic merit, has achieved such nheSonsse
iual success. Exclu-ive e ritory guarantead
10 active, working agents, an sample wish.
er sent on weeks trial on literal terms
Addres ]. WORTH sole manufacturer Storas
lIlO Franklin avenue, st Louis, and I4.o
State street, Chicago. Factory, Sl3 Nort%
2lst 81 Get, 81. Louis. febi2-lm
M ANTED- TkAV ELERS TO STOP An
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs Bertha Benson, Propre ress. Honsa
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on The
Euronean plan, with restaurant attached.
meals at ali hours, and polite attention: sne
cal Inducements for Drummer. fehI0tf
w ANTED : AGENTS. ADDRESS sT
" LOUIS Ell CrRIC lamp co, 81
LOUIS, 40, Tor circulars, cuts ard terms Of
9o candle power Marsh electric lamp. fe8-l6t
WANlED-IF Y U WANr WORK 0F
" any kind, or If you want help of anv
Kind. apply to this office; we can always fnr.
nIsn you WIN any kind OF help in q reason.
az lehsIh OF Time IN DILIGENCE AND
I'm I'm PpLofMESf OFFICE, $50 Main street, Dali
las, Texas. ia5 IN,
w ANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR A NICE
w ~ ia nlshed i,ont room southern ex.
ppsuIe' W'tn Ooald In q pri ate family at
NO. ~, cot1et of Bryan and Masten Sis. f2l-at
NJ ANrkD-T0 REPAIR FURNITURE
W OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing.
pollsnlng pianos; furniture packed for shin
i1GhL az low rates, by PHILLIP ADLETA, No.
-; 80. y ,.,. ..,, %. Ian29-lm
w ANrED-To BUY REAL ESTATE IN
ordot Dallas for cash. j. NJ, DICKsoN
6O6 Main street. ia ninsHm'
M ANTED-rHE TEXAS M(TTTJAI,EN-
w doWment Association will give good and
pIontaple employment to experienced insnr-
snce soncitors. Address A. NJ. HALL, Secre.
LAZY. .ary, - IAN street. Dallas, Texas. jyltf
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Cartor's Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Con-
centrated medicine only; very small;
very easy 70 takei no paint no gripping;
no purginp.
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All scroiulous swellings OF the neck
or glands, wens or warts, are removed
by Giles Iodide Ammonia Eminent.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottles, q
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Beware of COunterTeits!
Les IMMINENT IGDIlE AMMONIA
ias sS''in, aai hNcmUn Ntaars u d, clset
Ala IA USE ~.

Weak Rack, Enlarged IoIutA, paralvat.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
Seiutca, ProlNpsus utert,
Female Weakness.
The best aud only certals remedy To re-.
levo pain ofall kinds, 80 matter ofhow long
Ian1lng, Instant reua guarb utoed crpples
swollen Joints, Naricose Veins. Bites al In.
secis or Sick Headache. No oil or grease, IA
clean and sweet; will not soil.
Inflammation Of e.. Kidneys, grirht5s
disease, Diabetes, cuntlnonoe of Urine.
" the only hutmeEt in The world POSSESSING
alleralNe powers. Can he taken 4 ternally.
lures Cramps Snd Collie, Oisrrhoea and
nysentery.
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, aSo.
Write DIR. GiLKs, Box S4S2 N. y. 20, wbr
vii give advice ON all diseases free ofoharge
~ Beware OF unscrupulous dealers ana
eounterteits. The genulne has the name
blown n the glass aud FAC simile OF discover.
ers signature over each cork
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sudden Changes of weather

are productive of throat diseases,
coughs. colds, etc. There is no more
effectual relief in these diseases TO be
found then in the use of Browns Bron-
chiAl Trochees. Price . cts.
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Thog, q pure ana simple, and so mid,

y IlIIt = y. UsVu " my chlIu,
Yet SOIODO NJ Is 50 swim aud sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous gpced
From tartar aud nom tRint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure