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SCROFULOUS SORES.
had dozen had sores on my body, and tried all
remedies could ag.I IT, aud II Last tried your Gu
ticura Remedies, and they have cured me.
JOHN GASK[LL.
HERON, THAYER COUNTY, PESS.
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CrTlcrRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price:
Cut.cura, Sec: R,solyept, 500; soap, sc. Pre-
pared by the Potter DRCU AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Bo,;cn, Mass
Send for "Hoy TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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Srkl1 sunbuTn Pimpes, BlackhCIds and Oily
U b]Ees Skin, use the Cuticura Soap.
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s..r.- disc rrr.r.-rrgf .ru-uli nthrrirCu
.a.HEBN, " Iron SlTrEES
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..r. r,nrurfsr. 4 hill- aud icN-r-,
H.- e.t,rurr,.l Debility, Pain 5a-l1
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:3lgfS I20S BITTERS. S.1 s9:, E. - 4;
son Hr rHH lr~- aFUrgN.s IN q
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EAIlR DS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. co.

an AND AFTER MAY Bird, 1885, PASSENGER
J trainh viii run as fOllOHs-h heeling time:
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PTrrsBraG. June 26.-0il-Per-ol"gn
IRREGULAR: rihe weaker; National Transit
certificates opened at SHE; closed a. SHE
highest S5iC, lowest So
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C,HCSSArI, O., June % -Hogs--tirn;
common and light 81 4N@t p, paeSing
lad butchers 81 STAT 81 Receipts, 1861
aead shipmenls. 20 head.
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Tho dog cstchora are out ,gniu in
fGl! force
Work on tho Federal court building
'laa been resumed.
Five convicts wer0 transferred Co. Tho
poor farm yesterday.
You couldn't hold Gerston Never
yesterday. 10 was ml.
This time Il ~ at Dr.. Mogslsy,g ON
isrWood street, and bouncing
Imported handierchelfs, samplea all
'.i,0oeli,h caeap, for sale no Guunor's,
ol2 Elm street
Justice Kendall yesterday morning
NV , ,,. q, N-s. Office, Mr.. Steve Hall
and Miss Annie Hunt.
The county commissioners ocurt
convened aHMn yesterday and trans.
N1Ieu q lot OF routine business.
Born 90 tho wife ofMr. Fran, FioIJ
hcNughiur that tipped tho beam nj Aha
Yen pound notch. Tho happy father
stops rather high.
There Ia o. decided Improvement in
Lle street music furnished bv tbe
Ool,S'um ihoat6r Infect, Quo can sit
ana listen TO Che band OF that iustitu-
uon with a degree of pleasure.
q, The lriendsord acqusintances of Miss
hhA'h ID Capr0a, and Mrs. q. n.
SleHrhs, will regret 10 learn of tbe
UtSln Ol their mother which occnr-
t'u 0b huntsville on the 9th infant.
81, Dr. Sco,ts Coca, Beef, Iron md
thos2horus one OF the best TONES Tor
LOSS OF appetite and debility, TRY A.
For ssle 10y HickON d Hoarnn, Pntter.
S59qn, Flower ~ Co., Jer House ana
Howell Bros. '''"
Agents wanted for new and rop,.
pleto Life OF General Grant. tbn
worlds greatest soldisr,nud tho patlons
most hcnorod citi2sn. Low rrica
EHp'd sales. THxug B0Oe IL Bi6in
company, 9Oi Elm street, Dallas
Texas, 'N''"'
. Mr. f. McL0mOre has leased tho nm
tlfe factory OF the Texas Ice comnpr,.
and IN addition will handle lnltn i:n
19th OF which he Is prepared To fIri
nish the publioin auv quantity Ths
pGtronago OF tho public ID respectrullS
a complimentary bali will 10 given
10y the young men OF the oitT on az,
Lhursday oyouiug next ut the Mar
ehanta' Exchange, 20 Miss Rorlab
Embree, Of Bolton, and Miss GSnnl
We've Richardson and Miss S,nIans
Of Marshall. '''uNViSi
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PEESUNAL.

Il. N. spamdins, banker Denton, f.
il Tho city.
ar, ). II. Hammond, OF L2mpasas
l. in theclty.
Mr.. ). B. Hill, ofPaduoah Kentucky
is IN tho city.
w, y Hughes arrived yest,raa,
iiola Galveston.
Mr. y, A. Wilson and wife, or Jaelie
hlru, arc iate arrivals iu The city.
Mr.. g. Is. Bryan, OF Lynn, Mgesachu.
sets, arrived IN tho city yesterday.
Miss Edith Januigou, Of Lguisvil'e.
Nen'NchN 80 visiting Mrs, j, l.. Neil,
OF sycamore strsHU.
Mr. d. j.. MCGOWAN and vito loft last
evening on a yisi. 90 relatives and
triandsat Lexington, Virginia.
Hon. y. ), Simkius, prominent
lawyer OF CoraiCena, is visiting his
brother OF this city, OF The law firm or
Smith * Slmkiu1.
Captain J. a. Crawford lett last eyru-
ms for StGuutOu, Virginia, his old homo.
or the FIRST timo in H. years to- Wait
relatives and friends.
Captain j. s. Andrews, a prominent
cattle broker OF Fort Worth, was
ahaking hands with his many irienda
on the stroets yesterday.
Mrs. j. %, Taylor and Mrs. II. C..
Tanning, accompanied by Misa Mat
ne NhiLo, haYo gO0o for % weeks SOC
Jour with friends ab Terrell.
Mr. Edward NJ, Chapman, OF Brook.
lyn, Now York, hiss been called totaRo
chNrSu9i tho Temple Emanu-E Ina this
city 10 q salary of $500 por year.
Mr. Eugene Sweeney, formerly an
tNieuNvc cotton operator In this city,
hes returned from an extensive trip
: throughout the Unjtao States and
England.
Observation-Disclosures Bqret Gibbs
and family inlL for GALVESTON last
evening to scpae q week on two at the
Beach hu,pl, The visit ia one ~
pleasure ana recreation, merely.
DR., A. p. Smith, pastor OF the Virst
Presbyterian church, whose COngroga-
ton Nu'od him q leave of absence, nc
eompsnitd by his wife and little boy
leave this morning .u- Wupuuuclsa,
Chlc1saw Nation, Indian Territory.
Lher many friends wish them a safe
"trip ANA pleasant soiOurn.
w, II. Newman, general freight
ngont OF the Gould lines In Toynaan
louisiana and wila;Gaorge A. Ouinlau
general superintendent of the Texas
Cenul, N. NJ, Egin, land commits
,'ougr utl"H Texas Central, MIR. Daf-
~ d', aiuit superintendent, audJ. n.
hn tholomew Fort.Worth agent of tho
Missouri Pacific, arrived IN tho civ
yesterday.
Mrs, G. NJ. Winkler, OF Corsicapa. Is
iu iba city. THE HERALD reulrra
pages entitled the Lilo ana Cb1rnctn.
't Goaoral John b Hood. rne am
.horesS has done herSelf gragt credit
IN thia admirable essay road hv hor
before Hoods Brigs0o nssociStiuu.
y Juno q, 1885. IL is repletO with vsiuai
hlo, Historical and biographical dA.a
ana superb rhetoric Al sentences.
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FoHEIuN NEWS.
England.
A PASTORAL LETTER COMING.

- aAf' ~ ih.ANt AHlsA ! 2. fh iOlll NNis
LONDON, Aug. ll,-Cariind Man.
ming q about 10 Issue pastoral l,ltor
On tho subject Of tho criminal hin.
SALISBURY AND THE QUEENS srEECH.
LORD Salisbury has drafted tho
Sueen'5 speech prurOgueipg Parlip.
ment. His aim Ia b mako 70 "a
maniioston IN favor Of tho
Conservatives The speech will
refer TO the quiatudo OF Ireland
without coercion, tho successful issue
Of tho Egyptian loan, tho revival of
peaceful relations. tho friendly allie
ancos with foreign powers, and the ac.
.tivity Of legislation since tho Torlos
came into Office, rs matter for natural
congratulatiOn.
UNDER SURVEILLANCE.
Paul Angula and other Spanish rofu-
Roos In London are under surveillance,
tho Spanish government having re-
ceived information that n plot to as
sassinaio King Alfonso has been mr.
ranged In England, and that emissarles
have lett England Wis Franco for tho
Spanish frontier. Tho Madrid govern.
ment ~ considering whether or not to
demand tho surrender of Augula ON
the charge OF tho murder
OF General Prim. All tho lead
ing Republicans, including Castelar,.
Salmeron, Leorilla and Marquall de-
clare that they have no sympathy with
the Anguln party. Tho Globe Gas
tellar's organ) declares that Auguln
should DO class0d among common
criminals aud tho PROFESSORS demnnd
that no be brought TO Justice.
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OCrunny.
THAT IMrERIAL MEETiN0.


BERLIN, Aug. lit is announced
to-day that Emperor william and tho
czar will have u meeting shortly, but
at what place It has not yet been sta
ted. General Possiot, Russian minis
Ter OF communication, Is already at
Warsaw, making preparations for tho
czar's visit to the emperors of Austria
and Germany. The army has boon
mobllized TO occupy the different lines
OF railway TO DO trRyeraod by the cgar,
and TO guard bridges, tunnels aud
crosHways. Tho military precautions
taken last year TO protect the car
against an outrage by Nihilihts are
being repeated on n larger acale, owing
TO the authorities having received In.
formation 10 tho effect that tho Mill.
lists In Europe havo recently shown
activity and have plenty oil money.
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NNWHHINI
WATCHING RESIDENT uE

WATCHING RESIDENT GERMANS.
BERLIN, Aug. ll,--Tho Russian min.
lister OF finance has prepared meas.
ure enacting close government super
vision OF tho affairs OF all German
firms carrying on q manufacturing
business within The c2at's domlnlons.
The bill win require all correspon-
donce, both private apd general, OF
those firms to DO submitted TO Rus
sian officials. The result OF tho en-
torcement of the measure will ba to
expose German manufacturing firms
carrying on business In Russia To hav.
ing thor affairs known and made use
OF by dishonest Russian bureaucratic.
SICKNESS AMONG THE SOLDIERS,
TEnERAN, Aug, II, - Cholera and
dysentory are causing great mortality
among tho Russians ON tho Afghan
frontier, especially at Pondiah,
Twenty eight thousand Russian in.
fantry and l6,CO0 cavalry ara now IN
tranS-Casplan territory.
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NEW NopN, Aug. lL-Vho World
this morning says: 10 Is with uu.
foignod pride ana gonuiuo pleasure
that tho World to-day announces In
tho r0aders and 20 thO American pa5-
Pile that the task which undnrionk "A
little loss than two months ago 90 raiso
100000 20 complete the statue uf Lib.
orty pedestal la Finished. The money
has oil been furnished, thanks, 90 che
people themselves, and tho euccossful
completion Of the memorial work for
which it was intended "a guaranteed.
The totnl amount collected was SlO2,
OO6.S0, which has been contributed by
over 10000 persons.
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moral inlol!actualaud religious staiua
OF Inc community and our methods
ana school government. The think
ing fublic VIII certainly not permit
acnaa.'oua' end false rtp0rts i'm record
10 tine moral status OF our old and re.
specialize community, to deter them
from supporting tho Oldest and hest
college 10 isparb OF the State. These
reports arc Ns malicious "a thoy are
false: sud these are false ia letter.
.hls.e in spirit and false without miu5
CATION.
Any information in regard to terms
etc, viii no gladly given.
JOHN CoLLIER.
President, Mansfield Male and Fc-
mglg College.
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rhcr Count ihn Annrho.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. -Ganeral
Armstrong, who reuonily invostipated
the Cheyenne sud Arapahoe agency.
and whose report thereon md
much 90 du with Tho
Issuance of tho proclpmation
ordering the oattlomen on thst reser.
walton, will soon proceed TO tho Apache
agency for tho purpose OF making an
OF tho Indians thoro, nnl
of inquirlng into and reporting the
condition OF affairs smong tho Apaohes.
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Afehanl.,au. ~

EXERCISING PATIENCE AND cNuTIQS.
LONDON, Aug. li.-Thc Times pub.
fishes letter from Moshed, Persia, in
which II stated the Afghans arc sctlng
In such q way M 10 give the Russians
no possible excuse 10 mako any attack
The letter says the ameor'A troops do
not pass the frontier which The Rus
slans admit in Afghanlstan'i, aud that
they rofrain from MOVING their troops
toward The Russian poslaoas anu even
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KANSAS CRY, Aug. ll.-Another
rain storm occurred between . and s
o'clock this morning. Tho storm bae
been tho heaviest ever known hore.
The rainhlh including tho storm this
morning.. was five inches. An the
streams N THIS Vicinity arc swollen,
and tho Missouri rivDrhyg risen ovsI
foot. The damage In tbe olty ana
the uburbs will roach many tho1sap'is
of dollars. In number of streets tbn
pqVoments wera washed ont and sotr-
ora hrokon, whilo cellars were iiued
with wGtOr.
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spain.
rlIr runLrRA- rlN.ra-

"A'AH HAfAHAafhN '.N ~ % t'H
MADRID, Aug. li.-phroe thousand
ivo hundred nno ton now cases II
cholera, aud 1888 deSthswere reported
throughout spain yesterday. Those
statistics, however, 90 not convey tho
whole truth about the prevalence of
tho sc0urgp, aA they ara not COM
pl0t0.
Cholera has mado its app0araucn in
Barcolonn, BilbO, SBntuandar, Hugsco
and SOlasa.
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run BUSINESS BunuEr
rone ol the stoch mnrl..,.

NEW NoRK, Aug. ll.-Governmont
bonds strong for all except ~ per
cents, which were heavy.
Railroad bonds active and strong.
Tho stock market was weak az the
opening, lod by Western Union, which
broke ON the statement publlahed by
the president of tho Baltimore q Ohio
O{he etloot that ,hgro was no truth in
tna fN orted negotiations for working
arraur,Npunts or consultations ho-
tween chs \company aud the Western
Union, Tb\s was soon followed by a
reaction, in\whlch Western Union,
L,k0 Shore Nnd Grangors took tho
lead. The hiAost prices OF tho day
sae mcrnirIs; hut the gains
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over yesterdays best Grdrts
wore Tor only snS fractions iu somo
oascs aud nothing iu Otlars. Prices
began 80 yiold aa0rtly before midday
and tho market continued moderately
inactive aud weak throu ghou6 the
afternoon. Some stock Welded, but
without reaction, until tho last hour,
whO1 taoY became c0nrcrqivpiy
ftcGuv and continued so until uesr
the close, while Others were Iera-t-
emily veal, 90 tue end.
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IE CHOLERA scoURau.

''7' ''I"NII'N 0VVV IFWIs
MARsEILLEs, Aug, ll,-rheTo wSro
80 deaths from cholera Ia this city 20.
day. Fourteen now patients were od-
mittod 10 tho Phayo hospital. Several
eases OF cholera arc reported from lhe
bases OF the Alps.
THE TRAGIC TALRs or TONQUlH.
Further adyiCos from Touquin Hay
that the Bishop Of Quiuton reports
that ovor 10000 Christians have been
massacIed IN tho provinces of Biandi-
nah and PLY Yes. Murders and In
CondiWy iiteH arc of daily occurrence.
Tho ylcAra,a hns been aunihilNoi.
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a NnnI, ttnlInrn

DETROIT, Aug. il.-V. i. Scott, mi
Yato banker, nssiguot thi5 morning 10
Robert TsU,mRn. His business was
falling behind, and about two weeks
ago n run was begun on tho bank. In
tho two weeks 100000 have been drawn
out. His assets arc said 90 be- from
Sl3O,0QO 90 $4,000, and will covor tho
liabilities.
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from strengthening their outpusty.
Tho letter also says the excltGmeut
among tho Turknmau5, which was re-
comfy attributed byrn English writur
to tho alleged brutality of the Russinn
soldiers toward native women, is duo
10 the Appropriations which Rue.
sia Ia making throughout Turcomsu
territory.
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RAILROAD MIsuAr.

CRY or MEXICO, Aug, u,-On Mon
daNa walorspout on the third dlvis-
Ion OF the Mexican Central railway
carried nwRy one OF their wooden
bridges, leaving the road 10 sucn a.
condition that tho mails and pGsgnn-
gers that should have reached this
city et S %, m, to-day arrived nc y. m,
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haHeiold Male And Female COLLEGE,
Mansfield, Tcxns


Mansfield Male and Female collere
will open on tho first Monday ca of
september 1886, with good faculty
and iuore9ed facilities and will he
ready to receive students in any of Inc
departments of mathematics, lsngua-
ges, arts, sciences or music.
The young laulen aud girls win board
with tho president aud will bo Ina the
care OF Mrs. Collior whose oxperiepee
tor 30 youra with girls aud Young ladies'
qualities her for thgt position. Thn
boys and yonng mon can securo board
], our best families. We ro,er wit,
Measure 70 our mu1y patrons and
students IN ulii nc parts OF the State
~ 10 our accommodations and iacil,-
uef, lhe standing 81 our college. tie
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Now VOW, y Toxns Lond CompnIv

New YORK, Aug. IL. - Tho Now
York Il ToNRs Land company. no lts
annual meeting today, elected tho fol-
lowing gentlemen ns directors, Moss~l.
William Waltur Phelps, Thomas w,
Penrsall, a. n, Norram, Charles A.
Miller, Ira II, Evans, William T.. Bond
and Jacob 81, Wotmore.
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ireland
uoNons FOR rARNELL.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Irish homo
rule members OF Parliament havo ar.
ranged 70 givoR grand banquet 90 Mr..
Parnell In tho city of Dublin ON
August "A 70 celebrate tho late parliu-
montary triumph OF the Irish party.
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COLONEL ANGEL SHOT.

HAVANA, Aug. ll,-Colonol Angel
Rodorguez, OF the party OF Limland
Sanchez, has been shot. six bandits
belonging TO tho party of Iovio Jimi-
nez, OF Matanses, havo been cnpturod
while negotiating for outward passage.
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! oul.InnnI.n,,.,,,,. .-,.

The Louisiana lottery drawing came
of yesterday and the following are the
capital price ~ teleer rho Mr.. p. p.
M ~ inex: No 7tSo, ca 4 nj nriga
Tj COZ; IL COS, eecoud prize, $3.50, %,
S5.sgI. .tird p,izs, slQeoa -,
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Smart Weed aud BelladonnR cont
binod with other ingredients used IN
the best porous plasters make Carters
>. w. x d. Backache Pastors tho best
IN tne iGafkort. Price - oonts.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.


t,. noNroN,
nosa09N' Aug n.-Wool lirmvltb n mai
99 to. Ohio and pennsylvnnia Y ho1 w.
Sti ~, w 10 9i Michigan Y fleeres ~ W
Tgi No. Il Ohio combins, 81 To Az. ri 70
c unV 9einne and NJ chigan delalnc S nn1
good superior. NVtaNou 70
Nry. ou NEW ORLEANS.
,Nh9N ORLEANS, Aug. ii.-Corn Has,
Mill MIL ana loweri mixed, IS, yellow uV "a.
rS Ssts 9 NY and loweri choice weston, ~.
1850. '"u0 0n prices higher, nj
other articles Unchanged.
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Lew Bros. & Co, OF Fort Worth,
Will o. the nnost shoe store In the
south SeptombHr 4, In Relnhardt
buildinE, TS6 Elm atfeet.
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Lew Bros. q Co., Of Fors Worth.
will opnn tho finest snoe store In Tho
South HAptombor 4, In Rolnhartit
BUILDING, 100 Elm street.
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F" It's set of features, compiexlon.
The tinrturo OF n skin that / admifa.u
in using Pozzonra complexion powuer.
Fairost charms you viii nnovire.
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switzerland
COULD WRITE BETTER THAN he COULD
CLIMn.

UIIMN,
VIENNA, Aug. ll.-pr u, Slsmuudy,
an experienced tourist, who recently
published book on tho dangers of
Alpine climbing, has bosn killed by
failing ovor u prooipicp, nfter climbing
the Plc-de-la-NRy ON tho Hautos Alps,
which had hitherto been considered an
impossible feat.
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FOURTEEN YEARS


., or Practical Experience
WIN 20 many you're at study, MAKES
us ii'NSters W t1e profession. Hickox
~ Hcarne, pru.Hstt.
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LAND LOANS
$50 200 to lend en- FARMS and
RANCIi ~ on long time at low rates.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Dallas. Texas.

Buy tho PUNISHABLE s. boot, 7l2 Elm
street.
street.
Buy tho Hunstablo $3.50 shoe, 7l2
Elm street.
Buy no Huustablo $3.50 shoe, 7l2
Elm street.
HUI. able makes Louisiana shoes,
7l2 Elm street.
!, Go to punishable Boot and Shoe COM
pany r shoes.
The EIunstablo Boot aud Shoe fac
tory, ~ elm street.
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Tou,fata' supplies NJ Trunk Factory,
Henry Pollock q o., 722 Elm street.
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Young and Riddle Agsd Men 4!
A SIRE CIJPE

~ ~ AAl1 ~ - ,kJ AIs
Tho awful eject Of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all its awful Ills be.
fore lhe inevitable sequel, CONSUME.
TON, sets IN, or palpitRtion OF the Heart,
pimidlty, Trembling, Nervous Discharge
so MUCH 70 DE FEARED, Lack OF Ideas,
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginlngs, DIs.
Ike 10 Social Life and Brcoding Melan-
chCly.
MARRIED. @EH, on those entering
on that happy ne, aware Of Physical De.
btliy, Excita0llity OF the Nerves, or other
Irregularities, quickly agslg.ed.
no MIN NBAa8 UaED,--, oung ueonlo
losing their health, and spending time
and money with thOaa unskiled and nm.
qualified 10 treat them, causing fatal dis.
orders 10 thc head, throat, nose, liver ana
Lungs, stomach end bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE NOUTsTY deter Won
rom calling ai once GA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Hunutabls Boot aud Shoe company's
nhoo store, III Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

oAs >SL4itCUSH Consulting Room
Al 10y
W sR
Adiress Pot0aics WIZ O. NI'''Vo p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Every hrst-olass doalor sells Opera
run cigarettes. Avoid iniurlous uni
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

&C h''y vas E,g .Nisn CA .,,D,.
-, Ny Ter Uesr,.a,.
nm. - cAsrna,A
me's lA..s. IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
COIN SUlLp
Dir. WASSERCUG
From 3uesian Poland
On ah Diseases iuCileatal 10 thc Hu.
mnn Body.
CON suit
From 8uesian Poland

DE-. W.ASSERCLC saving had practices
and experience for the last l6 years, wilun-
oertake no CCse except He CAN GUAR.
ANTEE a CURE
In cascs Of Cntarrh iu al ITS gtnygs,
scnrVH, Hlotchos OF the Skin, liberated
LSgA, CRncefs, Aum0ra, slGln Diseases
OfEVery Form, Rhoumatism, Sciafaca.
Gout Liver Complaint, DyspspsIa,
Asthma Dyaeur6ry, piles, Fits, All Uri.
nary and Kidney TrDubios, and diseases
of the Eye and liar, Lung dlseageg, In
digestion and Nervous Debility,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

SUITS HAVE
THAN
IT GOODS SUMMER UNDER
has h former prices
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02
Vera Cruz Mil Run

We learn that the mill run re-
Gently made ut Nogal, on the ores
Of the Vera Cruz group Of mines,
was not such as to warrant the pur-
chase Of the mill. The owners of
these mines find that willie they
have On immense body Of ore, ca
silly mined and tnilled, it is not
high enough in grade to be worked
at a profit, except ON Il very large
scale, both as to mining and mill
ing. The owners think, from the
test Just made, that with large and
improved machinery, located close
to the mines, the ores can be
worked at a good profit. If mil
ling costs five dollars per ton, the
price charged here, there must be
rich ore to produce II profit over
and above Inning and milling OK
penscs.