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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

STATE OF MAINE
L Harvey F.. Taft, and Iohn ". Tan minors.
respectfully represents that said warts are .eze.
and possessed OF tie following described -,a Il
estate, viz Two twenty fifth parts in common AMI
Undivided of all the hnd- owned ~ the late John
West Of Franklin in said county Of Hancock nj IN.
time of his death, in township No. . and township
No. TO- For further description OF said lands
reference Is made To deed of W n Card and
others recorded In Hancock Registry IL Deed.
Vol. llo, Page -, of Levi bartlett AMI r. r. Far
Ihst1n, reroi'iei III Hancock Registry Of Deeds
Vol. liS, Page ~, Of James NJ Blsi-tleu ami
others, recorded in Hancock Registry 81 Deeds
Vol. il6, Page i5, Of James NJ Rlai.tlclI and
Diamna Blaisdeli, reconleti in Hancock Registry
of Deeds in Book ~, Page 3l2. That IL would L..
Tor the beneht OF said wards 10 have the said real
terest- Wherefore your petitioner prays that h.
lie licensed to sell at private sale and convey the
same for the purpose aforesaid
FRANCIS TAFT, Guardian.
Dated at Ellsworth the 9Th day of December. A
ID. lSsj. -
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK SIS Alta Court of Probate held Mt
Ellsworth on the second Wednesday Of December
lsS5.
ON the Peti ion aforesaid, Ordered That notice
he gwen by publishing copy OF said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks successjyeJv
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
Or published in Ellsworth, that all persons in
erested may attend on the Second We,Inesdav
ii January next. at a Court of Probate to he
holden in Ellsworth, and shew cause II am
Why the prayer OF said petition should not he
Tanted. such notice to be given before said
Court. 80"
O.P. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
Attest :-CHAs. p. BoRR, Register.
l true Copy, Attest ;-CHAs, p, DoRR Reyis,ar
sw5sa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

: - Ff5FTr ~ -EzsT
,c-e 7c1aazs> ' d-,t for ,t
i solution e res-t.na 'A We have VS.
>..are Wild aa.ay-. r. and ne ~ ,ae !, -,
edia'e'y 20 1,o5 +. H., ."' Ae'r's'oa Jsa,..l
covered. = paaer .'.'' noai aes,a,,.-
x small POI ''er' sre., o.r4 a.. n m lone.
49, -ii-
tai'i' 8 .aseHa uncertain SQUAD We are glad
''t' ablks tie FLOWING announcements relative
le prospects and purposes % be Weekly
7ta' for the coming year;
publishers If tie lewiston Week,
IS la. ere giving new exhibitions Of their
arrI.. lv tie conduct Of that paper, for .
emaus wear Eary in January the
nas Val apl, ~ ln complete new ar-ss,
ah.aE ;he paper dear and elegant IN It,
apae. d, j, well arranged and
ta-rnt fer the reader la ITS quartz form. +
al isges tasted and trimmed. Inc Dew
Yt-r sil IT, marSrd also bi literary features
H4a ehsrat n. Shar. nocclettes have
-eeas-d. from Cuaries Egben Grad
Frances iiadgs,n Burnett, Elizabeth
H PaeIp- E.wsId Everett Hale. and
rm5nent Aarrcan authors. This
ea Ateal through most Of the wear.
e-r.r If Na.ae meas, the journal
17 ueut b. ado while giving FROM
III Ar ates # aii Of Name. its am
app s.e space for ;be several de-
1-eHfs. q s.'.- Il al once news, pol,,i-
ae u5a tu>iue,s. literary and mis-
'sn paper. The urxt ,esr. E
} y shi Man vii continue his
7s'a'.r- WHICH have been 50 kindly re- I
e3't- b. fafe@n Traveller viii give a :
s-ir- Il '-f,srs from iae Orerf-per- !
s.. -tas-s 10 Stna, tht Seven Cues :
As"- i fa-.s Mediterranean Jour y
q" se@iuslou correspondent Vt III b
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31
Surface Indications

what n minor would very properly terra
"sur.ace indications OF v nat = Ov,sh."'
a,a tl,o Iimples. Sites. 500 Iyes,
Hollis and [ utancods iruptions Win
which people are annoyed in spri"g aH''
t4riy summer. The csetc matter aCtuiH.t-
i.ra during the winter months. ~"
r.akes ia presence fea. throu- h Natures
.s.layors 10 tNpcl it irum Tie sySi. ~
\, nj,e it rcnIain>. it Is poison that fosters
i-til,c bod and may develop in,o scrc i
TIA. This condition causes q fan2rnhf
~ the di..r~tiNe and a. ,ini.alUry ortfn~,
win a feeling of cnerya;icn. lsnsnlor. and
vcnrincsS often lightly spoken Of II 'o!''{
,1sring fever" These arr evidences TN,
Same il not able. unai'led. TO throw III
ihr corrupt atoms which weaken the "
forces. 10 regain hp'alth. Nature nut 2
l-,l Nv thorough hiUt"t-iurlt vim iut''-
ic.nc; sud nuiti.i,, els Is ~ effective A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

Notice Of Assignee Of ppointment'
an Ellsworth, IN thr c"f Hancock aHd
II State nl Maine, HF' it' of 1etmn"r'
n l--a. Iut dudtr-l-fF by gtNr- notice
90 hi- appointment ~ N#> thr estate ni
I,f, Nst.u,., 81 til-s,ar said cuaufy af
Hancock. tu-nlvtnt irh'"r - bsvu d"tidT'h
au lu-.ilNtut upon tt~ pet thr Court 81
Insolvency fur -aid r"Eui, coct
JEREMIAH 10y, Assignee.
avs1+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

..r,rt- ,,LftkI\F
t.r.
rhNN' ' = "Hr ''''' "''l"'i'''
''i.i' II I'm 'N''.
Accounts having. been L III Tor settlement 10
''Ah r. '"hirl- tate ot i -
t" IL "lthtFlr- A'im D.
louisa {. Brow q, uu ilI- n person Of Hancock
r. hl'rhha'h' 'uar.lldn
Nancy Il. Hanna ni ~ 1h,
Buruham, Guardian
NAfih : Mon, late ot Il afn. +
X. l. Wooster, Admir-.
Hcnjamn jordan, iaf, % Ellsworth
Ana also private ace, Iut OF Admr. Edward
Jordan, Ntmr.
James /. D-guud. Iafe % Ellsworth
Hopkins, ct al EX'r-.
'ha-- r. Durham, late % Anher~t-
\Huc +. Dunham, tdm'rN.
Rufus Leach late of re, ,t-cnt.
Calvin Leach Admir-
l.ti. !, ,
I'm II I1r : GRAY Cuar,liDp
1,,,. ,
AJAX ,i mag lhe ,.'..'''i.H HiNt no
uce 10 iil persons int REL r ty causing copy "f
I'M pTler y hc pIhii-l tlltt weeks 7urr+--
slNei} IN the Ellsworth m"rltan, that they may
appear az a Probate Goa I" ne ap'h at Ellsworth
Il ten Of the clock Ia u. iarcn'on.and show cause,
in,Sra '''FS nave whl 9"'"o ''''"'' MOT '' a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

"!e'efen4 gentleman .gcj4rlug III "a
r.ou, pare, u one ii our wr.,err. .,af., l,,
a lecture on "lYiug a. Dr. ar" lie ,ay,
'here afe ihrte methods or .prr,afjgaii, -
uHiflih, iaI'~nood and hIu. P,ta,
P.u'afca aGd Cicero held that It "a. hula..
ati. ~ lie ID matters Of lsw. AVA maat II
"ur rH+hr men have. n ,,p ~. .,ar-t
a!oo'"d ne same be i'f. hu' asrce usth
ID Samuel Jnhn>nn who >alI. m ! wAnt d
pot'lel, tr'' . man he i, aat ,p-aAin. ihr
'ralh, saH, ''S'r yen h and sou tnlw ylu
liz"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

A ~ ,.r, % s-Hls4 ta Ytn.t.a-r s'.ei ftif'--~'
"A ~ v8t. f.ag... t.,i4 lt..- ..te |..s af
W q ,HI>i>~.
t,,,. Ihn44tu,. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31
FOR the Ellsworth American
Raymond Hotel, Pasadena.

There is ncw in process Of erection on
RAYMOND Hill, Pasadena. the long talked
Q! tofel fr tourist, and sojourners in the
sun-kis.ed l4.4- Tie base of this hotel
covers oae acre e ground and IS to be four
stories n.gb ~hen finished. About Eff,
ssn are now At work upon it and j, is gen
<y understood that it will be opened to
travelling public in September. 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31
To the Honorable Judge of Probate within an' i"f
The Cnuntv OF HAncnck.


the County OF Hancock.
THE undergrad. Guardian Of Martin l. HI,4
| Maurice :. Ford, minor heirs OF iutltT l.'''.'
late Of Snrrg, in said County, deceased ft-l'H'.
fully represents that said wards are eaeh -'']''
and possessed Of an undivided seventh lnttit-'
In hftyares Of field and pasture land with hulH!ih-
thereon, situated in said surry. That -ai" v-'dt
il unprodUctye OF any benefit % said ulh"f- ti,l
that IT will be for the interest Of sara minor '
the same should he sold and the proceeds ~c'
ON Interest; he therefore prays your Honor i'i,t
he may be authorized and empowered aEftta'it
to law to sell the above described real ESTATE ~
such part of it as in your opinion may Ne 'A'
pedient. x-.,,.,. rnpn
December o, lss5.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS Alta Court Of Probate htl -
Ellsworth on the second Wednesday OF Defehl-
Der lss5 -,
On the Petition aforesaid, ORnERED, Ihit no
tee be given by publishing q cops 81 said petil';.,
with this order thereon, three weeks sucee--t's
in the Ellsworth American, a new sfaI'ef PR,
or published IN Ellsworth, that all persons lH Il.
ested NAV attend on the second Ne'lEesA. -
January next at a Court of Pr0l'ateto he +.
In Ellsworth, and shew cause, If any
prayer Of said petition should not be
such notice to be given before said 81
O. r. CUNNISGHA
Attest :-CHAs r. DAf1
A true copy, Attest -t,HAs. +.
3w5la y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

-. 7. tI NNiNGH ANL. Up. .-."
81 Attest -tiIN-- T. boII', Er-'
true copy. Attest --tHA~. +. pOEl,, IT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31

The Democrats have come to be atogeth-
err too good natured and complaisan; since
they came into power They need sight
of the cloyen foot Of the Republican beast
10 remind them Of what Kind Of crittsr
thew have 10 deal with.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-31
STATE OF MAINE

To the Honorable Judge Of Prol,at, for ,h. county
Of Hancock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
TIE HIGHER COURTS
SUPREME COURT.


w. H. and Fldelia Taylor VS.. Gran
Vile Merrill, from Gregg county. Will
lie, @. |. II was expressed in the note
sued on that they were given "a pur-
chase money tor certain land. The de-
fendant in his answer alleged that the
consideration for the notes was not
only the notes, but also certain per.
sonsl property, and SGT up npartial
failure OF consideration "a to the per-
sonal property. Appellee's exception
| to TIE answer was sustained.
1t IL we'll settled doctrine that where
no consideration IL Q expressed, IL may
be shown by oxtrane Gus proof; and
such proof may be used to vary tht
consideration of which there
lis a recital. Parole ev'
idenoe Is admissible to supply the de-
ficiency, when the whole of the con
lsideration is expressed. The cOnsid-
GRAFTON thus proven must be inconsis
tent with the one expressed, and is, ~
general rule, confined to tho parties
to the contract. Sucn consid Iteration
thus established may be attacked
The deed offered in evidence purport
cd to be executed by A. b. Merrill anc
\. A. Merrill. twas signed by A. II
Merrill and A. Merrill; acknowledged
by A. b. Merrill and A. Merrill, hi
wife; the psyees of the note were A. u
Merrill and s. A. Merrill. Held: Tina
!, the deed was sufficiently described
and there was no material variance
! Reversed and remand cd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
A Remarkable Man,

OwINsvILI.E, Ky, oct. l2.-About
four miles east Of this place there re-
sidos man who In indeed a prodigy.
Tho namo Of this wonderful man Is
Reuben Fields. and no has but one
developed faculty, this one seeming
to take ontire possession OF him, driv-
Ing oil other thoughts from his mind.
In early infancy no was apparently
much as other children, but in OK.
treme youth no developed a wonder.
natural endowment Tor mathematles.
even then solving difficult prob.
Ions with apparent ease and with but
llttlo study. This became a mania
with him and grew M no grew, 10 the
exclusion of all other branches of
thought, until finally, without know.
Ing single figure or letter OF tho
Alphabet,he became the perfec. master
OF the science OF mathematics. Ito
has boen tested by tho most scientific
mon OF this profession, and the
answers to tho most difficult problems
that thoy have been able to propoupd
are at his fingers end, tho Invariably
correct solution bong given In an In.
slant, quicker than thought.
AZ an instance OF his remarkable
powers, no has boon known TO keep
moro than q dozen clerks busy In TAX.
Ing invoice OF q stock OF goods. In.
deed, HIS knowledge and application
OF tho science OF mathematics far OK :
coed anything that tho most scientltlc
mon are able TO comprehend, An.
other phenomenal charsct eristic of
this man In that no can tell tho time 10
Q second, either day or night, AwAk.
0nod from tho soundest slccp no can
tell you, without hesitation, precisely
what time Il Ii. What blind Tom 4
70 music, Reuben Fioldslis ito mathe.
mates; and, like that illustriouB idiot,
this ono branch absorbs his entire
mental capacity.
Another POPULARITY OF Fields is his
uttsr icarlessness Of snakes. In his
childhood he manifested Q fondnevc
FOR those reptiles aud made them u A
laythings, and, strange 10 y,hels
never bitten, though no handled :,
gTUat caroleseness and freedor"
most poisonous species. He 'the
uuporsiitious, aud believes : A
ordinary powers direct gifts
Creator, and says that wei the ma
veal his secrets, or uso ~ ovor n. o
purpose OF gaining. ,n,.S nv Q
tAoe.,,, nccesslties So'n'eu' Ihe !,
wo0ld expect TO he result OF
g them immediatse and slsudcr. q
s ~ once f "a. g strengthens the .
- 1lnco which aish. In tho face
rtvipg around ~ SHERMAN made. q
rs WlA living ia the Sou,h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
NOTICES.

NToTICE TO LAND oWNERS-oUR
~ Mr.. ]. Il. Land, who has been app
pointed commissioner 10 the American
Exposition, TO be held in London, Eng
land, May, 1886, is preparing a pamphlet
on agricultural and neurological add
vantages of Texas. We propose To cirou-
late $500 copies of this work In Europe,
and we want land in every county In the
state TO offer for sale. Send us full des-
cripii ion of what you have for sale so that
we may enter 1t up. Mr.. Land will add as
an appendix to his work our list of lands.
and we want 1t To be ms large as possible.
LAND & THOMPSON, lC0 sycamore street,
Dallas, Texas. octll-dtt-wlt.
NOTICE TO TRAVELERS-IF YOU &C
IN to Cieburne, stop at the GAIT HOUSES
aewly furnished; 50 steps nom the railroad
depoJ splendid table; 81 and 81 80. ac'
eording to rooms. sep3.Gn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
FOR RENT.

aI,UrS knNl--A IWO-siOkf DIV nLAr
II ing house, with eight rooms, kitchen,
cellar, large hall and three galleries, wood
shed. carriage house, and stable for Two
horses and COW; large yard and garden
with fruit trees, cistern and good well OF
water. The owner will leave about the LIST
OF NovembeS and desires to lease the
above house for one year. Also, one dwell /:
ing house, Just built, four rooms and
kitchen, hall and two galleries, with good
well of wafer. shese two houses are on
Greenwood, opposite Bishop CARROTS
East Dallas. Apply on The premises, OF
TO LAND q lrHoMs SON, Real Estate a I'd
Rental gents, 100 Sycamore street. II
EOR RENT-ONE GROOM HOUSE, q
l. William street; one of 8 rooms. No, ~
Swiss avenue; one of rooms ON PAVILION
street; one of s rooms on castor avenue
one of rooms ON Park street; one or
rooms on Live Oak street. CRUTcHER 4
CRuTeHER, FOL Main, corner Poydras. y
~ OR RENT = TWO FURNISHED
Il rooms for rent at 1869 Main street, three
blocks above Union depot II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
Mems and Boys Fine and Medium Boots
and shoes.
SOUTH ARLINGTON, NJ AS SACHUSETTS

SOOIn AbiNoloN, M ND NhSAAO''EA AZ
We invite attention To the above cut OF
our Calf, Channel Screw, Opera Leg, Box
Boot, II Is made tolid throughout, Oak
sole and Sole Leather BOX that does not
break down or skin the toes; Is made OF
Calf Skin and the Upper lifted with SILK.
We make them Calf Leg as well as Opera.
mented upon, and developed by us for the
past ten years; tits the most desirabl" and
perfect fitting Box Toe Boot III America.
None genuine unless firm name stamped
on bottom For sale by the following lead
ing dealers:
Leon Kahn, Dallas
| Thompson Bros, Dallas.
| Block Bros. Dallas.
John Achenback, n II. AYERS, Houston
| Hammersm,th, RcltOa
| Malone, McHenry BecSham, Lam
pasas.
NJ. IL. SheIburne, DensjD,
! Young Bros Waco.
g. G. Couch, Il. Roesler, Brenham
Durham Il Patty, Hillaboro
Wells " Morris, Ennis.
G. II. sullivan Co, san Antonio
w Barnes 4 Co.. &lcarado
Lee Bros bryan.
A. NJ. Worsham 4 BIO, Greeuvllle
j. t. sullivan Il Go ,ors cana
g. j. Creed. Mckinney
j S Taylor ~ Co Abilei e.
II Vieno, tyler.
IL. Il. Smith II Co, l.ougview
IL. G. Alexander, Bonham.
$. NJ Hamilton, Paris
bcarbory ugh d Hick', Rockdale
Ruhey & Co., Gainesville.
MucEelroy6 Martin, Terrell.
Schweer Il Co sherman
j. a. lighn d Co., Denton
Il. c. Evans & Co Fort Worth.
WOmaclr, ~turVt- = tn fSr'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
Eczema.

For the benefit of suffering humanity,
and in heart lit gratitude at the wonderful
result, deem 1t only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony in favor o. Swift's
Specific. My wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. IL has increased in Intensity
with each succeeding spring, aud being
somewhat skilled In medicine myself, |
tried every remedy could think OF for
years--sarsaparilla combiued with every
form OF Potassiae, ald hundreds of other
remedies, lotions, and alkali washes OF
every known Kind, hut they all gave only
Temporary relief. During the spring OF 1884
her lower eXtremltles became so inllamed
and sore that she was obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering of "Fu.-
ler's earth," mixed wet and allowed TO dry
| on. Among other things, she was afflicted
! with q periodical nervous headache, &C.
curing regularly every seven days, some
times followed by an intermittent fever
| for weeks mt a time, so that her Lie became
u burden to her.
This spring determined she should take
3. s. s.. and following strictly the directions
| In regard to dose, diet, etc This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed to Increase /;
the burning, itching and inflammation be-
came unbearable. Che, however, perse-
vered In the use OF the medicine. After
taking the second bottle the inflammation
began TO subsidc After the third bottle
the inilamation disappeared, and sore spots
| dried up and turned white and scaly, and
| finally sne brushed teen oil N an impalpa-
BILE white powder, resembling pure salt
she Is now takiug the sixth bottle, three
Tablespoonful four times daily, Every
| appearance of the disease has gone, and
he, flesh Is becoming soft, white and
smooth again; and VIVA, Is more, her pc
rlodical headaches have disappeared, an(
she Is nov, Mt So years OF age, enjoying tn
only good health shs has known for up
wards OF 40 years. No wonder she declare
with emphasis that every bottle OF =. $, 8. 4
worth u Thousand times Its weigh, In gold
Any further Information concerning he
case will be Cheerful ly given by herself n
her residence, l6 Mullet street, or by me,
JOHN i. BRADLEY, ~ GrlswOld ST.
Detroit, Mich, May IL, 1875.
For Sale by all Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

49, ma .-...,> A. .,
;.Jureao there 10 no ground foe appre-
hension as TO any such thiuE az A
dissolution OF tho Democratic party,
Inc party Ia stronger than over, and IL
gaining strength continually. But
thore ~ dissatisfaction exis ing, and
nowhere more than 81 Washington can
THIS DO seen, The dissatisfaction will
go no further than causing n reaction
which will right matters as desired by
tho psrty. Mr.. Cleveland must either
administer Democratic goyornmeut or
no VIII presently 10 down olulchipp
MS hobby, snd aIter The caIRstrophe(Pi
inc party will move on In It's course,
leaving not - ripple or q bubble
on the ssriacc where the fsreo had An
end. -'
District Democrats are still sullen
and moross about district officer, In
my last l mentioned tho fact that
taany OF them had openly aanouneed
their Intention OF giving no further
support to tho party. A few days aimee
An nfors was made to collect among
ihom, money for tho Virginia cam,
paign. No. \ penny was collected.
snd IN many casus, tho answers re.
ooived wers rather discourng,ng, "No.
air." said oUc, Mot r cont! hay
voted the nemocrei Ia ticket over .,nc,
| had u vote, but ana done now az
have slways given yometi.inyu ,a,d
suoShnr, "bus am done now, /
thought wo ought to have n ebsnra
but " IL no better now ,bsn Sc,o,s J,
Ano' her said: "No s,rl tho condition
ot things In tho district IL worse now
than before the election. II IN All NV
certain. There is no cortaiptr ,or
those Ia or for thoso ont, md IL M Al, 10 :.
business duh, / h.yn n,,Ja :. tani 80
myaalt hurrshinr for tho nsmncran w.
for 20 years, but | am done nnw
wouldn't walk acrnss Tho street ta vo,a
any mora uulesg 1 WIS bsiJ ,o ,s ~ a. y
Aud m on I'D intini,um. Rathop n 10.
state of sfsIrs. Sporting so", ,v % Us'.
800 TO $50 on Filg Lee. "a IN" 'a ss wssoF
Mr.. Ea,oo,a sucesssor ~ Ne s'p - same no.
announced n. vet. nnt ,n,,," wv wc ~
that he viii, OF course h. an pas SS
man, judge Reagan Rtrncl. Inc teri
note whom he said that tba Cshin., NY NY
sn Es., err ono rather ihs , Vs, un,, wa
enc. Ho might have nJin5 ana ,sa
policy OF the prosidnnt an No d ~ wy
will be- Eastern also. ~" W." "ao'''o'
Secretary Endlcotts rec.,, or,o,
S $:s m s SS 5; q s:a;1's sS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectacles. BY the use
Of Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses the
al ght Is strengthened and vision inl-
proved. These celebrated glasses are
lifted 10 all conditions of slight by Els.
enlohr Bros. ~ Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Gail and have
your eyes tested tree.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

You are allowed q Tree trial of &c
days Of The uss OF DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Voltsic Belt with Electrical Suspense
ry appliances, for the speedy rolIei aud
permanent cure ~ Nervous Do
bility, Loss of Vitality and Man.
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also
for many other diseases. Complete
ros toration to health, yigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk IL incurred
illustrated pamphlet with full infor
nation, terIus, etc., mailed free by adj
dressing Violate Bolt company, Mar
| shall, Michigan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

There are scores OF persona who ore
suffering from some forM OF blood dis.
order or skin disease, such ns ncrof.
ula, hollis, otc., etc. Atior practical
test w. IL. Howell & Bros, druggists,
assert that Acker'a Blood Elixir will
certainly cure all such diseases, iy'
GLIDING syphilis and rheumatism. n
IL not u patent nostrum, but u sp,
tiic preparation. They gunran1n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
MUsICSIN THE AIR.


The most renowned violin soloist OF
Texas, has opened new orchestra,
and can DO heard at Mayors Garden.
VIII furnish music for theatres, con-
certs. and balls, also gives lessons on
the violin on Paris conservatory style.
Orders can be lett at Frees music
store or at Mayors Garden.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
That Irish Demonstration

NEW YORK, Oct. ls-Tho tiusl ny
fangemonts for tho Irish denous,ra.
ton, to be hold nj Tammany Hall
ON wednesday evening, have bean
completed. MIR. Chsrles A. Dana
nas been asked TO pre-
siue. ~ Is expected that
sio,OW viii be ronised ny n f,ind to help
.loo, tho Parnellito candidates in Ire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

Our stock of boots and shoes of gents
ladies', mieses, and boy's cbildren's
fall wear, 10 now COM
pletc. We have the bsst and
largest stock ever exhibited In Dallas
and AZ lower prices, than good Gus
tom-mads ever sold here heretofore
Call at the old reliable shoe house OF
Leon Kahn's and examine goods and
get prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

Our ladies footwear department is
tho most complete In the ''ty, our
stock is completely graded, from a
good low.prlced article, to the best in
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices arc made to suit the
masses, at Leon Kahn s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19

1886 will get you genuine mons
hand .sewed calf shoe, in button, lace
or gaiter. The easiest, best and cheap.
est shoe in tho land for IT, 0 money, at
Leon Kahn's,