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LIQUORS..

ALooHoI-5s gallon, S2.S7 q $40
aaANDIEs--Domestic o gallon $3.50 Y 1880
imported cognac 1877, @ gallon s4SO; lS72,
1870, $50; 1855, $3.50; 1860, $40; 1858, $500;
is4s, $lO.5O; Otard, Dupuy q Co.'S cognac, 1878,
$3.50; 1870 800; 1854, $500; l8aS, $l0.25; Bis
cnet, Dubouche 4 Co. cognac, 1878, s4.60; lS70,
1850; 1913, $500.
n gallon, 20; Holland, p gallon, $2.750285i
Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, u gallon, $3.l5
IS.25; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, p cask,
.s.5Va,9.OJ; Holland, u case, $3.50:
WHIsKY-Louisiana rectifed, So cent.
proof, y gallon, sl.l5; Western, $l.l59l.D,
Bourbon, $l.4093.5O; Rye, s1.5o935O; Scotch,
Imported, s4.O0(94.25; Irish, imported, $A.oO
oGHAMPAeNEs - Rouderer Carte Blanch,
Quarts, . dozen, 200; Piper Heidseick, quarts,
p dozen, $500; Krug & Cos. quarts, % dozen,
1850; Moer & Chandon, Sillery Mousseux, 81
dozen, NOO; Cremant day, p dozen, 300; q.
Il. Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, ~ additional; dry
yorgenay, 24.75 Extry Dry, $3.50.
WINEs-Ca California claret, - gallon, 6O985i
zienfandel No. !, \ gallon 7Og15; imgort,eaa
clarets, per cask, 7O.OO08O.O0; Ane clarets, "
cask, SO0O@l75.00; Medoc, y case, 800; 81
Julian, y case, $50; Margaux, q case, 7.OOi
i2.co; Leovili, y case, LOO; Chateau Latte
p case. 24OO; ordinary, p case, S.2@S'oo
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs--Collins, y dozen. 800; Gold Dollar,
q dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, D dozen, iuosi
Double Bit, l7.00.
sKIILETs AND LIDs-41sc y IN; sugar ket-
TIN PLATE-I. c. lOxl4, "a box, 500; !. G.
l4x2O, q box, 800; Terne, lixao, u ooS, '''oi
rerne, 20x2S, y box, li.5O.
TINWARE-Pieced, discount ~ u cent;
stamped, discount 50 q. cent.
SoLDER-No. |, l5c; No. and iSe y d.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. H. AS g dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, 400 y dozen; three loop,
TACKs~in boxes, 100 papers, $50 y boz:
GRUB HoEs-f, dozen, $50; railroad plcks'
dozen, $50.
RUBBEn BELTING-biscount 81 o cent and
q cent.
SHovELs AND SPApEs-Rowlanc's, die
count 20 F. cent; Ames' LIST, steel goods, =
count 40 and 10 p cent. oo
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafte, nnishc eeo
poles 1850; singletrees, wagons, SELL !, i,.S'
buggy, RS; express, ESQ; wagon tongues
1906; hickory axles, 1000; holsters 40; oouR.
Xxx, $50. sawed felloes, TX, 1.75; 2, 200;
Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern horse nal IL.
No. 6, 600: 7, 6.25; 8, 500: par iron, &c rate;
pillow steel, 7c; spring ste1 &c; cast steei, dSc
BUaaIES-Grade B. and spring top, 9O.OO9
10000: do. open, 70.00OS0.0O; do. side spr!n 6
top, lOO.OO(1lS500; do. side bar, l0OOO9lSOi0O'
do phetons, l25.0e(Gl50.OO: grade A: side
spring, l4OOG020O.OO; do. phgtons, l50.0Og
form springs, ll0.0O0Dl20.Co; three spring wag-
ons. 9OO0[toll5.0O.
WIME-Smooth wire No. 81. SC; Nos. 10 and
&c. iapanned, barbed wire, &c; saivan-
red barb7c de
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,,els, ...i,.,. They have, Nv spm.
blo.llou 0f mi the ,'oads In ihe state aud
the adoption ~ q unif0fni sfeufslnn
ticket " Nav Orlesn : som 20, ,of ~
DAYS, with a pf0visO, nnceeieh ~ 20.
dueins the fare from th, sp0lnt " VIZ hr
10 days and s2l.b for M, punn Tip
cts. Tbs ticket, tho bo " "i whih
reads the same on all road, = nlhut W
purchaser 10 conform H. Ger, hh ,'nnnl p
from transferring or disposinH oi u 70
10 another party. When no pa. 'ohases
the ticket as an oxoursionisi 10 a. o eN.
position he pays here so IS for 10 anu
signs the agreement embracing tb Hse
points. II he returns before
the expiration Of tho fifteen days he IA
required TO go before a Joint agent OF
presence OF witnesses sign II again %
the effect that no Is returning home. IL
he arrives within fifteen days from the
day the ticket was issued no gets re-
bate on Ii according To the fare from the
point he purchased II. From here, for
instance, IL he returns within that
time no gets rebate OF s7.35 ON the
sa2.sS he paid Tor II, but II he stays
longer, the limit being thirty days, he
gets no rebate, The agent who issues the
ticket compares the signature Of the
given when the ticket Is
sold, with that signed at New Orleans,
and IL they are the same and he has re-
turned within theprescribed fifteen days
no gets his rebate. This is death blow
10 the scalpers. who expected 10 reap
harvest out OF travel 20 New Orleans.
"It IL the snartest trick ever saw the
railway lines of Texas turn" said an Of
ticial Yesterday, "and the whole coun-
try win follow suit, now you mark my
words"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A Dsirymsn uobbed - A Miii,ismsn
Charged win Nmbessiins - NIUE
kst-iienry Hendricks Cap
tured-Broken Leg, Etc.
Work of an Ineendiary.

Yesterday morning about 2;Ss O'Clock
a most dastardly attempt was made "a
burn tho residence OF Mrs. Anna spru'
oil, a one-story frame, situated ON the
corner of Houston and Columbia streets,
but fortunately the work Of the incendi'
AIRY was discovered in time and the
flames were extinguished, or else the
house would have burned and shs her
self would have met a horrible
death, as she In confined TO her bed
by violent attack OF fever
and IL unable TO move. Mr.. James
Wright, a neighbor, discovered the
flames and gave the alarm, and by the
time he and other neighbors arrived ON
the scene they found the flames, wnlch
were In 4 rear room, under full head
way. They succeeded, however, In OK.
tinguishing the flames. Mrs. Spruell
was suffering yesterday from the severe
nervous shock she had sustained. Who
the person Is that could be so barbarous
Is not known, though she has her sus'
picions as to who the guilty party IL.
The police have taken the matter IN
charge, and the affair will no doubt DO
duly Investigated by the grand jury.
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A Dairymnn Robbed,

j. Swami, n dalryman, halted his
milk wagon in front of the Glen Lea 50
loon yesterday evening about dusk and
went in TO see II any Of the tactical fluid
was wanted. He was gone scarcely q
minute, but when no returned he found
his cash box containing about $40 in
change and number of tickets gone.
The thief could not have gotten far win
the box and he looked up and down the
streets for him, yet in vain, for nowhere
was he to be seen. Swami was irfitated
by IL and looked in the stores for block
around for the thief, but to no purpose.
And now he does not know but that he
may measure out many gallon of the
Tactical on those stolen tickets. That Is
what frtts him.
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Cborpcd with Embezzlem ent.

Officer John Overland arrested w. j.
Church yesterday morning, ON the
charge of embezzling musket that be-
longed to the Lamar Rifles, and with
which Church at one time drilled in
that company. Instead Of returning the
gun, he pledged it at the pawnbroker's,
where the officer found it. The grand
jury being in session, Justice Kendall
left the case to them for their consider
alton. Church is a young man who has
heretofore stood well, and the affair is
much regretted by his friends. Officer
Overland was captain Of the Lamars at
that time, however, and would have
been responsible to the state for the gun
had it not been recovered.
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BuESos AYREs, ARGENTINE, jar. IL. =
The following government decree has
been promulgated:
Art. I. From the publication OF the
present decree the billetes OF tho Ma
tional bank will be received as legal
tender by national and private officers.
Art. 9. The National bank IL author
ICED TO suspend the conversion of its
billotes into metallic currency during
the term of two years, counting from
this date.
Art. 3. Tho amount OF the olrcula-
ton of billotes OF the national bank
or its agencies must not exceed S2S,-
900.
Art. 4. Tho national bank must not
in any case diminish the reserve bull
lion which IL actually has.
AIT. o. Meantime the half OF the
available bullion will remain in store
in the safes in order to increase en-
cashments. This sum will be return ed
To the shareholders when tho inconver-
sion ceases.
II is expected the government will
decree the Same in favor Of provincial
banks.
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DRUGS.

Ao1ps-sulphuric, y carboy, 1915; eitric, p
%, SEC: oxalic, p ID, 18: tartaric, powdered
t5UMs-Arabic, select, v N, SOC: asafetida
5to SOC camphor, % to "a opium A g to % 5 49,
lemon, Sanderson's, $l.s5; peppermint, $3.25;
wintergreen, s225; olive, Malaga, SIS.
PoTAsH-Bromide, y ID, SO to 400; iodide
80 soAPsHCastile, notified, p n, sSloc: cas-
tile, white, l4@l6. - % -
20c: alum, a04; arrowroot, Bermuda, S0c Bal
sam copaiba, bsc; bora1 reainsa l'Rls sS Sa a.
i h, IS; corrosive sublimaie, v ID, IS; chloro.
form, u, sl.O5Yl.l0; extract logwoSd,o s sml6
lodi N, iG 9sgsabli&ated, y II, 2oO; leaves
Suchu short r S leaves sep n q. s Alen,
hitter. sweet, q b, 81; strychnia, crystals ~
q 40; tapioca. y b, Z; wax white r Id
'' s1iphate oulnine, y os., ,l.2cSsl.sS.; Gin
chOnfdia, go TO $50.
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The National Surgical Institute

VIII opon Branch at l66 st. Charles
ST., New Orleans, Dec. l, 1884, where
they will be prepared to treat SURGICAL
cases, Club Feet, Paralysis, and all de.
formities of the face, spine, limbs, and
diseases of the joints, eye and ear; also
catarrh, piles, fistula, female diseases,
private diseases, etc. The proprietors OF
Orleans in accordance with the request
of scores of their patrons in Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas, who desire to
avail themselves of the reduced rates
of travel offered during the "Wor rs
Exposition" thus enabling them to
visit us and the Exposition as well. For
full particulars address X. I'll. ROLAND,
Secretary, Atlanta, Georgia, or 1855 st.
Charles ST., New Orleans, Louisiana.
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GROCERIES.

CorFEE-Rio fair, lOa.@llslc; prime, 10y. 2
lss.oiahoiee, ~ GIG LasuyTs iae Ssvs' :sc
IEAs-ImpeTlni,i sSseci fonni Tyson 'os
SuGARs-Powdered, 7is(dSci cut Loaf "a
SAC; granul,,ied, TCoTS.e; standard A ,5s.'GIiA
Louisiana white clarified, 7isoi yellow oian'
| he'd, 10. 1890 a. -.
NoLAssEs-Iouislans choice, 6Oci prime
$50; fair 20 good, zoe; corn syrup, SOC; sugar
syrup, 6lCLiSc; rebolled, ibga2c.
| BkGatS8-Puro Juto, ia lbs, lO7sci y yard
! u. lbs, lOlIc; ties, 80 n bundle.
tSRGnsKEns@soiS z, e; Xxx, 7ci cream
9 6sa ,ps1oI Ihis rs :, box, blue India, y n
oars, $50 q boxi y ID bars, 40 y box 1 II
'' casoIss~atar, n,l weight, 1870; ahor,
GtIKsE-Fail cream. Igo.
ROPE-Ss.6I9c basis; cotton rope, lec. -
CLOTHKsPISs-Round, Csc; spring l.vO q
MyAsuRIs-I, bushol, iron pound, LEO y
dozen; 2.hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, 2.S:
TUBs-S nest, 2.25; 8 nest, 2.75; No, !, 800 b
dozen; No. 2, 500; No. 8, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw 10 100.
PowDEK.-i.C0 u key OF q its; lsl< do, AIS;
~ DO, .25i blasting kegs &c shot-drop Dag
PIoKLEs-Chow-chow, 1s-earrei, barre, 80
.-gallon pals, chow Chow, l.bO, S-gallon
pals, mixed pickles, l.5o; glass pints, l.Si;
glass quarts, 200; glass u gallon, S,eOi glass
gallon. AS: glass hex, gallon, 10.
Nj ACEERE.s-No. phffels' i<'Op' Su' 4 7.
barrels, 80; No. h-barrels, 40; NO. y
barrels, 200; No; *,earreIS; ~ NO. E''si
HOLLAND HRRRIsG-lmported.i. 20 y Reg.
CANDY-Stick, illsc n N; fancy ID go.
Reconsideration layers.
CipER-Crab apple, 4Oe; Missouri cider, Soc
a yallon; vinegar, Is gallon, lS.G2Oc.
ETARcH-Pearl, 4s4c; royal glass, "a; Bon
ton In pack ages, &c; corn starch, In PACK
ages, SC; g. 10 wood box glass, TIC; S-b paper
box glass, %.
LYE-Concentratet,2 75l1i.0o.
JUGs-We quote: lie r gallon Tor glazed
crooks, l0c a gallon for glazed.
ToMAToE5-2-b standard, lOo; SID stai'
dard, $l.25. ,-
DRIED PKAcHEs--Unpeeled. Sc: peeled, lie.
PRovIsroNs-Shortb bacon, S1ac; short dry
salt .7slGsSc; breakfast bacon, l311c; MANS
1910.
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Mr.. William l.. Hill, the secretary
pro tenn. of the Merchants exchange,
who was appointed to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the absconding of the
secretary, A. H. Peale, was elected per-
manent secretary of the exchange at 9
meeting held yesterday. The president
of the exchange received a letter from
Peale yesterday, regretting his untimely
flight, and promising to make all losses
good. The letter was written at Hous-
ton. Mr.. Hill is we'll posted on cotton
and the general markets, and will nc
doubt make good secretary.
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Perfection In Artificial Limbs.

There is in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, n
manufacturing company, every member
of which wears an artificial leg. Their
limbs are so perfectly made, and so near
like tho natural member, that it is diff
cult to tell that they are artificial. The
company is the Artificial Limb Manu-
featuring company, a corporation that
has national reputation for the perfec-
ton of its work. The limbs made ut this
mandatory are the most perfect and
satisfactory of any made in the United
States. Hon. w. w. Dudley, United
States commissioner of pensions, has for
years worn limb made by this COM
dreds of others. Send for descriptive
circular to 279 Penn avenue, Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. See advertisement in
another column OF to-day's HERALD.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brogans, 8501. rs; boys KIP pro.
cams 3y0l.0O; mems p. calf brogans, l.OV9lI5;
S-S..osle pIOws, l.O3@l.S5; boys kip 2-buckle
blows, S5C5i.25; mems buff balls. congress and
button, i760275; mems calf balls, congress s
and button, 25O@4.50: mems klp boots, A.OO(g
S boo cots soo@so.oo boys Zip boots, l5.Oe@
Am. bows p, calf boots, l8.50@M.00; boys
calf calf boots, 1.5oSTOo; woInen's % kip gel polka
cS3idis IL Kip poikas, all Sizes, 45@65c; child's
U 81 spoikss, ali sizes, kSs5c; women,s calf peg
md Es polish, l.OO@l.S5; Misses, calf peg and
SO polish s09i.l0; women: Dun SeWeS POI
nI.ST%: Women's grain sewed and polish, y
1i.S: women's kid sewed, 909l.75; women.e
soat sewed polish. L509l.7b: womens groin
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A very largo number of persons arr
sufferers from physical or nervous OK
haustion and a low state of vitality
brought on by various causes. They
are not sick enough 10 be classeu VIII
inyalids, nor we'll enough to enjoy life
or do any bodily or mental work with
out excessive WEAKNESS or complete
prostration-a most miserable and un'
happy condition, as thousands can tes'
tify. For this class oil persons the new
yitalizing Treatment Of Drs. Starkey q
Palen, 100 Girard street, Philadelphia,
Pa, is especially adapted, acting as II
does directly on tho great nervous GEN.
ters, rendering them more vigorous, ac'
tive, and efficient. Send for their pam
phIet describing the nature and action
of this remarkable treatment. 1t will
be mailed free.
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A few days since II. G. Hendricks, a
young man living with his father, Peter
Hendricks, in East Dallas, recovered
from spell of sickness and soon alter
wards he suddenly disappeared from
home. After his departure his father
missed $500 he had locked up in trunk.
He notified City Marshal Arnold, who
brought the wires into requisition. Yes
terday the officer received a telegram
from the chief Of police of Marshall,
saying, "Come, I have your man.
Marshal Arnold lett on the 3:l0 east
bound train and will return with his
prisoner this morning.
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fllg uu3lNESS WORLD.
tI surnCtNI.

Do ..s .. ia.-nuslnr. his yesr, eum-
e.. NJ. yrnr ie smaller. Tho loss u
q, ,ll3. hut rpnsl lcfing the
~a.Ih IIu. intrV, u IL startling Tnefe
n. l irni in 'fe 80 ~ population
- .IH cnl ldFrhiir bsttefInent Oi
a rgdr Va f,lien of, Wheat
- ~ and cotton was cut down
a. H. two GAUGES amount Ia sOmf
a. ... Rough ~ Hc cunt for all, The
800 lls upon ~ tendency on the
"a GO railway corporations
=, ..HI 10 iucendlary clamor
~ La. .rr. lin rules nftraiiic In pander'
bl.f. ... u ltality that II embodied ~
eli .I. DR.. DO. q caTrlu,c of frei gifts. THIS
A.. ...ul.| influence in advance of iis
a.. .H.. Iirect result il felt here In
D. lands Therefore loss may
~ .H HH.- 81 10 the Interstate COM
So HII .rr. the greater portion Of H.
" Station lays IT. hand ON
a. IF. ...H .. ibcs arbitrary government
a. Always follows Otherwise
Az ..... The Invoices made up To
40. r.. 7rst week of this
"a ..r .. a nearly every case, Dallas
= IW.r money last year Trade In
srrUu.I a elk. The worse showing OF
Az . M r Pr, Groceries, an the other
An. .... Leather nd hardware are
40 r. u.. ARE steady, Fruits, butch
~. r... .r. ionery aud drugs are rather
A. .t tr. H. id that business herc, com
rar.t vI..Iff Texas cities, H. e4celleat'
Co... ..u.Hr luslon are very dull, u Te-
VtD.. .. I.r lg salcsmcn are reliable
IA f.. press of those cities agree
r.Nf ngs Of the urumnrrs.
10 the conclusion that the
~ has every augcry, at ths
......I- 4 crucial test has been
.r... - merchants have safely
...... 10 coming months Will, no
AUHf tor THINGS.
|.|. Sn uHEApSrUFFS,
.. st soc; lowest, O5.
.t.af. 30.
C.e lu... 10 TO icc; sacked, iSc to lse.
st#4.tr .. Tx; &c sacked
Z; Patent, $3.50; fancy, S26i,
-. .r., IS; NNAS, Ss.lj; Tow grade,
s.' b, Slc; IN store, y.
g. ne Dulttd per 100 pounds,
r..r. RlTs-f5 Per barrel.
... ( CON. per lll pounds, tl.2li
e.. oats ntr 100 pounds, N.s1i
90 t.H. N pounds, ibe,
4... b. uI Per luQ pounds, ~.
s-.FT.. ..r. : per bale or ~ lulsci mil.
AcI lid. 'u ur " loose.
IA Go: German ml..tgJc,
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D.B. KEEPER, cistern and tank bull.
der, agent for Slower wind mills, feed
grinder worked by the pump rod,
pumps, pine, hose, etc. 10 foot Slower
- foot well for same, 800. Well over 25
feet deep, 80 cents per foot additional.
Feed grinder to grind your meal, $40;
tanks of 1000 gallons, $25; 1900 gallons,
$32.25; 1900 gallons, $40; 8, 600 gallons, $751;
All dry heart cypress. Send fol, cata-
logue and price list. Shop and post
office address, 535 Pearl street, Dallas,
Texas,
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nnnl.nipka Avn rnLrnIsa.

won't MEXICAN, free Of burr, legilei Mes.
lium A5t1,c, hne WOOL, aec0fiins Ia dirt aud
condition, ltexh hurry, Appa per pound
loss, according "a hurrs.
10 psr nj seconds, plump nlnis, ~ M aud up,
10 pei nj prime hight and hips, 10 per NJ
oulls, bulls and stays, egoc pef NJ dry sailed
seli5,o, according 20 oondiuoni green sailed
fNpc. .
PELfnIEs- Deer skins. Sst4,oi antelope, I,
gi6oi seal skins, lsysloi sheep poltA, "a pei
seDl, 0saoSci shearlIngs, lOt0lbc,
"ALLow-friiss tallow, bci tallow grease
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FRUIT, POULTRY. GAME. Er0.

AprLEs-t3 tsti.50 per barrel.
ORAs0Ks-s sicily, n case OF 40. o.ooi Vaien'
cine, nominal
LEMoss-I.ouisiana a Dor, $40.
DATEs-In trails, l0bl2c.
HASAsAs-GnItl.0O "A bunch.
aRAPks-Malaga, d.Ois5.S0 half barrol
SWEET POrAroEs-hc.
osIoss-Sew, country, 1oc. bu'
PorAroEs-fa bushel, k5c,
CABBAaE-Sew 2ssat2T5 n crate.
CHIoKEss-we Quote nj s0UGi.S y dozen
turkeys. 7Oc.
Eaos-25o n dozen.
IIu1TER-Iest grade northern, SSc; best
Dallas county, SOC; other Texas county but
ter, alc 10 25c, according To quality.
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CanbeHadirWanted.

"Have you any malaria here7" asked
a lady who was looking ut rural board
ing-plaoe for her family. SWELL" said
the iandlady, 1--WE hain't got none jisi
now; folks haven't asked for it; but
we'lI get it for your family. if you want
it," Most folks get malaria without
wanting it. To get rid OF noSious ef-
fects. use Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs.
S. r. Macdonald, New Haven, Conn,
saws, II suffered from malaria for near
w six years. Browns Iron Bitters
cured mo cOmpletely."
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p,pos Altos DESTROYED.

GUAyMAs, Mex, Jan. ia courier
has just brought the news here that the
entire town of Pinos Altos has been de-
stroyed by incendiary fire.. and that
hundreds of people are houseless.
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
A bullion train, loaded with $100, 900 in
silver bars, en- route from chihuahua,
was attacked by robbers near Pinos AL.
tos, who were repulsed and several
killed,
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The loss of an ocean steamship and
the consequent sacrifice Of human lie
arouse our horror, but do we ever stop
to think of the thousands of lives that
are annually destroyed by kidney and
liver complaints. The mortality Is
frightful, but ever since Mishler'e Hern
Bitters entered the lists to contest their
supremacy, the power of the disease
has diminished and is constantly grow
ing less. William &. Crowley, of Doni-
phan, Kansas, was given up to die.
Mishier's Herb Bitters cured him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
The Out-CrOpping.

When you see indications of coal
lying along the surface of the earth,
you may know there is more coal under
meath. Just 80 when you see an awful
case of salt rheum, you may know that
the blood is in a frightful condition.
Mr.. Francis Standish, of Duxbury,
Mass, writes that Browns Iron Bitters
has proved a long-wished-fO friend, be-
cause it cured his salt rheum, which
had tormented him for long and weary
years. Three bottles made him feel
like new man. This valued remedy
also cures neuralgia, rheumatism, etc. !.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15

Rev. Samuel Rose, d. d., Christian
guardian and evangelist, Toronto, q.
W., had severe and painful trouble,
erysipelatous affection of limbs, tried
the best medical skill without success.
Giles Liniment removed the Itching,
burning sensation; effected cure.
Trial bottles, Csc. Depot, Thurber,
West Broadway.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
Theft of Harness.

Monday night sneak thieves invaded
the premises of Mr.. J. II. Porter, on
Ross avenue, and stole fine pair Of
buggy harness. He effected an en-
trance into the room where the harness
was. by raising a window. This petty
thieving is getting to be quite common,
and the police are OF the opinion that It
is the tramps and shiftless negroes that
infest the city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
The Standard Tooth Wash

OF the age is Sozodont. 1t has dis
tanced competition. Discolored teeth
are rendered white by its use. The
breath derives fragrance from its aroma.
It prevents and arrests dental decay.
The gums become roster and harder un-
der its operation. All the Ingredients
ars vegetable and antiseptic.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
Con. Hatch Moving ON the Oklahoma
boomers.

WICHITA, KAN, Jan. l2.-The Daily
Eagles Caldwell special says: Cen
Hatch left here on Sunday morning
with troop of the Ninth cavalry
for saltwater, Indian Territory, to re.
move Crouch's colony of boomers, and
he will be Joined Mt that point
by four troops from Fort R'no and
Fort Sill and one from Camp Russell.
A large wagon train of supplies accom-,
panied the expedition. The command
will reach Saltwater about Thursday
next,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15

Save money by bringing into the City
Mills, Dallas, and have it ground for
toll. CITY MILLS,
Foot of Houston street.
BURNS IL Knox. millers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15

Dos't want thy teeth like ivory white,
Thy lips like roses blooming,
Thy breath perpetual delight,
The common air pertaining?
Use Sozodont, for that will bring
Health, beauty, fragrance, everything
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15

Why is a poor lawyer who has left OIL
practice, like phenomenon in nature?
In one we see causes without effects, In
the other effects without causes. The
effects of st. Jacobs Oil are to cause
cure in all cases.