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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
Oouxty Roads.

DALLAS, Nov. IS Communicated
To any ere uaaeqlainted with what
han beeA done in tho way of imprav-
Ing ourcluaty roads, 1t would be wise
for them so take ride out Mckinney
avenue ard tho Cedar Springs rosd,
where they can sea for iGeDeelyes
tbst tn right kiEd OF legislation
cGpplad with tho good work bs.
gnr by the commissioners court,
sud tne usS of tho splendid mat =
tial That va n&vO in such supora bun
. nce, we can soon have "a no turn.
Nkoa or mgGadamizsd roads rs there
ESQ anywhere. Tine roads spoken OF
have ba3n graded, pitched emo m0nded
up by the county convic aud by prI-
Vats subscriptions; have beao nscad.
ami2 ny the use OF rock snd gravel,
tho lstior OF which becomes perfect
conor6'e, thug completely OBJ
lierating the deep, heavy sand
beds and black mud Of the past, aud
precludiuE the necessity Of The turn-
ing out OF all hands between Is aud
10, except preachers. with the f0roe
above mentioned aud p light tax on
the pr0perty-0wners Of the county and
the tree uae OF the material tha5 has
baep tested, thers ia no reason why
We cannot have "a good roads as sro
TO no found anywhere in she world.
After the roads ara once constructed
on this plan, the expense and labor OF
keeplnE them in repair will ha vsry
light, snd can he done by tho afora-
said county prisoners, Lei uR have
good roads. WHIST asy yoa, elbow
cisizglas CyRIpY,
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slpNWALK NOTES
l.. Il. Curtis, the jeweler.
Il. Il. Curtis, tho jewelor.
Fresh oysters Delnonico.

l.. Il. Curtis, the jeweler.
Il. Il. Curtis, tho jewelor.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
The Fisher pianos. win A, WstkIu
T. Co., HERALD building.
SIS Main street. All kinds OF fruits
ard vegetable ut A. f. Boucho's.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars an
tobacco. Try his nicSle Tiger cigar.
Coal and coke A. bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dsllae
City Gas Light company.
Boucho,tho Main street grocer, Isoeps
the Alden compressed y0sst. Alwaye
fresh.
just try q bottle o. DR.. Scott's Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by nj
druggists.
lf You want 10 save money go aud
soc j. X. Hswos, furniture dealer, ~,
and ri Elm street.
IL you want TO buy furniture on In.
stallme ats, see j. X. Hswes, rs and ~
Elm asroet.
Orr guarantees 10 soil botter bucev
Tor less money than any house eoutb
of SO. Louis.
Elegant new stock OF iowelry ius
received. Corner Main and Povdrae
Streets Il. u. Curtis, leweler.
To have your Watches, clocks and
lewolry repaired, 90 70 l.. n. Curtis.
corner OF hatn aud povdras stroets.
William. II. Garsetson, general aeou,
Dlebold Sale sud LOOK oompanv.
Grand Windsor hotel, Dallas, Texas.
Orr, tho old reliable, to the fronl
with tho largest and most comnlaio
stock oil hugsios and Carriages IN The
South.
Orr has just purchased 400 buraios
from tho celebrated firm of Sechler n
Co, With which no will down gll com.
petition on prices ard stylos.
Buffalo meat and vonison, and game
OF all Kinds, osn he had overy day al
the OLD he liable meat and game mar
kot OF IL. Harris, Ella street.
Pltmeu & Roberts, contractors FOR ]
y. tcbillonger, patent romant sids.
walks. Olive at ordis Place. Ne. ia
Lamar street. Orders promptly at
tended 10.
Storage room can DO had nj tho auc.
iio1 aud commission h0use for ali
kinds OF goods ut low rates by thp
month or year. Fine Very Fine. ,ls
and 0lS Elm etree,. Wv
The Weir Plow compsny having "a.
cured the state on the Cook Mnnnfso.
turing compsny's Standard AID IA,
grade work, aud having given a, ar.
Der Tor l,oo l,hs TO be made osp clslly
Tor their trade, have jus, receiy,d tbr
tirst csrlosd. Prices have bsar
marked down to suit the times.
Dallss has at last secured a orst.
class restaurant. II IL kept Al No. ~,
Main street, BY tho popular aud gen
tlemanly Lang Brothers. II patron.
iRed bv those who are copuoisse "a nj
what belongs 10 = superior cnisine aud
eauns salon, via: Tho very besi
ma.s9al In the market, unsurpss~ed
eooe3e, end skilled add ooustsou,
So1el2 No vondoe The ladies n
! y f|;s' ~ =
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Yesterday evening a psidler called
at this residence Of Mr.. viii A. Wat
kin, on Ross avenue. TO she servant
Who responded, the peddlsr aid he
wsnted TO sea the lady of the house.
Mco. Wsskin then told tho servant TO
had Gus II he was a peddler, and IL so,
to tell him she didn't want TO buy any
thing. Tho man assured the servant
thas he had nothing 10 sell,
and he was asked in tho parlor,
nut when Mre. Watkin came IN, be
ut onee produced a roll OF goods, such
10 ladies' trimmings, etc. Mrs Wat
KIN then reiterated what she hsd cont
him word, that she did not wish to buy
anything, At this tho cowsrdly creat-
ure iles Anto rage and declared chat
dogs were treated IN other St,,es bet
ter than he had been In Texas. in
Tact The fellow grow SO impudsnt sad
outrageous In his language thgt Mrs.
Watsin left She room and told tho
servant to put tho man out OF the
door.
Tho police would do well 10 lock cut
ior lhi7 fellow, Wno, so d0ubt, IL siiii
la this 0 ~, and take MIN i'll TOW. Ho
should h5 leught that ths Ps0po OF
this city will not suffer s0ch 40 impu.
dent creature 70 so sbouG unmolosted
insuitirg unprotected lsoios.
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ABursiarsi,oIdT Work.

A bold and darias attempt was
made some tins during Tuesday
night 70 burglarlze The safe Of Mes0rs,
Sabcoek, Fooe s. Brown, manuiactur-
erS Of Srocers' supplies, corner OF Pa
ciGc avenue and Live Oak street. The
burglar effected an entrance into She
Office Of tho establishment by pricing
cpcn . window. He then went to
work on tho safe. He drilled o. hole
four inches deep In Tho door,
reaching the look. For some
reason he then stopped hi.
work on the safe, probably being
frightened away, but 1t IL evident taaL
no had completed all arrangements
preparatory TO putting in the powder
and blowing open the lock. The hole
Is drilled so accurately and precisely
80 as 20 reach the lock as 20 Leave 10
doubt that IL wss uOue by IN expert.
So moi elessiy did hs work that Mr..
Fooie, who was sleeping in the build
log, did not hear sound. The burglar
went through all the drawers OF the
desks ia the office and sariied on
abou. IS ia money and postage sismps.
He took 8 poeketbook, but on fading
there was not 'inS IN in ii but papers,
he lets 1t t beneath the window
where he rceN, cut.
This was er ally daring pioco of
work, insau.sci as the night WAS
bright moonsninv one and tho building
altuated In the angle OF two Streets,
along which people are passing sltnost
tho whole night.
This attempt confirms what has been
said in these columns for some time,
viz. that there il & gang OF expert bur.
glars aud thieves In the city.
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I.sal Eatato Trsn,fsrs

0. Thomas to z. Cheaney, lots IL aud
IL, block G OF Tbomsa' addition, for
5000.
w. IL. Pcather ct al. TO Emma G..
Woodside and josephine S. Mayss,
l44x20O feet on Wallace avenue, East
Dallas, for 81 900.
J. e. Martin aud wife to J. d, Sin
clair, quit-claim, lots, block 8, Crow
dus q AssTd's addiiun, for S..
j ID. Sinciair aud vile 80 Mahala
French, Same land az above, for $500.
Lutte NJ. Novlin ct al. TO Henrietta
Frichot, 6SX2lS feet, corner R,ss ave-
nuasnd Leonard street, for $22
II. ID BaRnett spd wife 10 j. NJ. BEN
nett, jr,, 80 sores of the l., j. Sweet
survey, for 81 800.
A q. BlrG9t5 and wlfo to O. s. Ian
dors 20 erss in the Mitchell survey,
for 1858 90.
Dewitt 3uaith TO j. NJ. Smith, 100
$1,000.
q. 5. House 60 ". NJ. House, one
fourth interest in 244if pcrSs Ia Dali IS
county (iscsti0n not known) for $500
ana oLHer valuable considerations.
Lamar Street Methodist Eoiscopel
Church South, by trustees, ia w. X.
Jones, s2xls3 feat en- north aide of Live
Oak stresi, for ~, 90.
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II can be safely said that almost
every merchant of Dallas and other
cities have at somo limo during their
business career experienced embar-
rassmonts-notes In bank and no
money to pay with, but tho honest
man tries to meet his obligations, even
al sacritce. To Gil such advise 10
call on me for help, should you need
IL, i VIII gladden. your hearts, NJ am
In banking establishment. 10 make
long matter short, have moved To
the Dallas National bank building,
over China Hsll, and am prepared 20
make your photographs 50 iiue you
viii forget that you eyer had q mo.
monps trouble. j. II. WEBSTER,
High-pflced Photogra cher.
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Loa Graf, .iiss florida Graft, l.swis-
vllls; JrA A Payne, Il Smith aad VIE,
Miss Me HsYley, YaT efy
Bsroa, Palmer; IL MucKleFoV.
fsrrell; Z II Wilcox; Chieaeo; H X
Bari, Euro; Mira NJ II HARRINGTON,
Miss Ida harrington, Plsrn; Lum
JohnsOn, Galnesville; Jsc0n Spapg or,
Sherman; b Frank Hum nhrey :,
Hawkins; W A Garner. Fort Wort /;
II AIRY Constable, New York; Geo A
Ysncev, Kansas CITY; N Jaokson, ST.
l. uis; " Il Murdces aud family ,citf /;
j ID Kurfo0t. Dallss;G Lsnkf0rd, A d
CarpeoEer, Colorado; Z Adams and
family, MrsE R.thff, J G Ad ,ms, Mira
Billie NaIsnsl, Kan man; 4 A Pearcs,
Waxshschie; w Harris, Terrell; j
+ Iohnsop, Z 5 Bsple, III Kinney ;
Clarence Stewart, Grapevine; r 4
Jones, Elmo.
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| fAttNAA'tAs ~ = A4-1 80 AaA rt-EN wv
defendants has property of the value 81
about $500, ard that tho oiaiutiit has
n0tEipE; ~herelnfa she pTsys lhas the
defendant he required % psy into cont
the sun of so par mDnth curfng the
tendency Oi this su't tor the support
u the faulty. Snd TO enshle her. 10
carry on hsr suit In conclusion, sns
asks that she be- restored 70 her maiden
name OF Eiizs Floyd, and the custody
of the child cen be awarded her,
sUsTICE KENDALL,
Tom Spivey, at the rQrszt OF Bar
rev srin, was put uada- peacS bond
Of $3.50
jim Alexander, the negro who shot
Chsgsp Beasley AZ the danee night ba-
fore lAst, will be tried Ia this court this
morning.
II appears that ON the -h9pe night
Jim Alexander gave a dance at his
mansion ia the city OF East Dallas.
All lhe onlOred youth, beauty snd
ehiys.ry Of thar "buFs" were invited
20 be present on that occasion. j. was
Il high-tnned affair So which the New
0Art glide waltz, etc, were TO hs
dGnoed. Afsor the invited guests had
assembled End were en- the door ready
Tor q dance jlm noticed come "tOpeh-"
ttifNEtAhg MARAM AN Af-h sAfh tftAAtANO
With au "lnvite.N An Thought the
10 get tho " lola crowd cut enu theu
let Ia only those who wore
Invited. 81 j3s1 az the
orchestra WAS about TO strike 40
tune, Jin eteyed 'he attempt at non
sic wi'h q regal wave Of his {, and
informed tbe crowd that be wanted
them to ''gst out" But they didut
seem inclined 30 get, sud Jim pulled
Gown from the wHil his trusty old flint
aud told them 20 "glt." rhe whols
crowd laughed aad ieered at him. NJ
show them shat he was not "foolin',"
be sbnb into the wBu juas over their
heads. They Laughed me mora, end
With The next barrel be d0wned Cham
pion BeaRley. The wound ia not neeas-
ssrily fatal one, though serious.
UNITED STATES coUkr.
In this court Yesterday the suit OF the
BirniDgnem Iron Works, of New
York, Il cd quit against w. 9. COnnor,
OF Dallas, praying Judgment for S59Gl.
alleged 20 90 aue for pipe, gas hxur ?,
etc
Riobsrd FFeiburg, OF Ohio, entered
9uis In this count 90 try this title 20 Il
lot la0al6D in the town of Alvarado
j. =. Daniels IA the defendant named
On tho l7Eh OF August the Frezfalk
Brewing company, OF Milwaukee,, sued
oaG sn attachment In the Unii"d Ststes
district court tor a debt OF 81 ,775,l7 duo
~ Strauss e LPFy, OF this City. Yes
to-day the alts chm9ub was r9turned,
no effects having been found.
CITY COURT.
City ys. Jim Cronin, int0xicGtod;
discharged on the PROMISE Of good CON
duct.
Clsy vi. I. p. Robinson, Intoxicated;
continued.
City vs.. Bill Wilson, intoxicated;
faoG SO.
City Va. Miko Hirloy, intoxicated;
fned 49,
City VS.. Jake McLoughey, intoxi
Gated; hned SO
City Va. II !. Freldisndar, assault and
battery; died SO
City vs. Jim Alexander, assault TO
XIII; trangforrsd.
City Va. @. j. FerSuson, loud and
botetereus lsueusrs, dismissed.
City vs.. JOAN ht0s, leaving team
uuRurrded; hisInissod.
City W. t, w. Atwood, leaving team
unRuarded; dismissed.
City vs. n. Luae, leaving team M
gnsJdad; fiGsi 81.
city VI. Bill Wilson, intoxicated;
dismissed.
City Vi. William Meter, fghtlpg;
indefinitely.
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w. II. Howell u Bros, druggists,
wish to make IN assertion, which they
can back with positive guarantee. /
10 all about Acker's Blood Elixir.
They claim for 1t superior merits over
all other remedies of its kind, and
guarantee Tor il positive and sure
cure for rheumatism, oyphillis, and all
blood disorders, Ii freea tho skin from
spots and disease, and leaves tho COM
plaXi0n clesr. ASH them shout it.
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Arrested tho Aren't

Detective Jack Duncan returned n
tho city yesterday morning from
Louisville, whore he has boon ferret
ing out the late robbery Of tho safe
In the railroad oflice at that place. lie
arrested the ageut At that place, Gates,
on suspicion OF being the thief and put
him In jail at Denton. He was tho
only msu who know the 90 nblu alton
Of tho lock, though he claimed 10 be AZ
dinner At the time Of the robbery.
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prsrR,cr cornrs


II ~ rather remarkable that at the
timo thore was 4 decided iull In the is.
suing ofmarriago licenses, that the d.
vorcc mill ehouid be grinding fsstor
than at any other limo.
Yesterday In this court eliza
Ofurn, by her attorney, fled n
PETITION, asking the court 10 absolve
The bonds Of mstr,mopy bstweon her.
self aud N. w. Crum. The petition
alleges that both tho plaintiff and do.
PENDANT are residents OF this county,
end thst they we're united In matri-
mony In April, 1850. The results Of
this union were two girls--M waite and
gadis-aged respectively 4 and 3 years.
According 10 this document they
sailed along upon the eess
~ mstfimony, unrufllsd BY
q wave, until about q year
90. when the defendant began Q
o6ofoo Of harsh and cruel treatment.
NE alleges that on the 17th day OF
Auguot the defendant whipped her
vo0oscllui1y, aud again on the LIT Of
Xovopbevj ID the words OF the petition
- vAlpped and bruised the plaintiff
~ NJ 1ek snoreby putting ne lest
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George; Jas s Andrews,
Fort Worth; A J BsAner, Duck Creek;
$ . Foust, Grapevine; W T Cocker,
TERRELL; n AZ Lee. ~ Louis, J II Dsyle,
Baltimore; q IL Davis, Pilot point, ]
d Mitcbell, Josepa LaIng, Westhar.
ford; q X Busking, 0rapsvins, WIN
Justice. Bsusonville; X A Durham,
Cleburne; Ru Duap, swsetw ster, n
u Adair, Stovall; J A Hyder, Putnam,
x niahtower, Clsourns, Jno A wal,
lsce, Colorado City; Wu IA Psrsine
and wife, BairJi w 7 Cuaby, Nsse-
v,iIe;J II Jones, Vernon, J N II sst ara.
yAnAIstyne; X u Henderson, suIrhu,
epfines; ] p Ksnffors, Daiiast
FAINT, Terrell; 3 l. HeFrinRson ana
vite, Ksrenss IL n Morrow OfApsviue !.
- Prince. " N ahachle "a noss !, Tar,
sol1j y Bummerss forueys 4 win
9elds. AlvArsdoS w n sBpsrkmsr.
ss,ilssej w ncrrlscn, slps
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FROM all over the country como tes-
iimonlsls from physicians teetlfylng
Of the wonderful curative qualities OF
pougaiinc VA all canes of rheumatism,
neuralgis and nervous headache. II.
G. Anderson, Maxey's, Georgia, says:
81 have used Tongaline with very SAT
isfactory results" When physlciaus
publicly endorse q romody sc must
yostoss rael mort.
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A iull meeting OF thu school board
met last evening at the superintond-
enps oflice, High achool building, on
Elm Btroe!. Several billa wCro allowed
and ordered paid, This school teach
ers' pay roll was audited aud allowed,
and will be Of onoe paid. ThcHe teach.
ers number IL white and 9 c0losod.
This will put silost among the happy
pedagoguos and pettsgoRuesses, In
cluding the superintendent, aomo-
thing like $500 within the nexs day or
lwo,
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VIA Florence Nightingale of the


The following Is an extract from a
letter written 70 the German Rs
formed Messenger at Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania:
A nENEFACTEESS.
Just open no door for her, aud Mrs.
Wipslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale Of tho nursery
or this We ers 50 sure that we will
teach our "Susy" 10 eny "a blessing
on Mrs. Wius.Ow" tor helping ber T.
survive aud escape the griuiug, coiick.
ing and teething seise. Mrs Wras-
lows So0thinI SyrGp roii6yes tbs
child from pain snd cures Qy senietg
and disrrhma, L. soitons She gums,
reduces ipflamali0n, cures wind collie,
and carries the intsnt safely through
the t0etbing per Cd. IT. performs pre-
oiseiy what It processes 80 norform,
every part ofit--u0thiBg less. We have
never seen Mrs Winsl 4w-know nor
only through the preparation Of her
"S1othing Syrup for CSildren taSth-
ing" II we had be power We woula
make her % she is, physical eaVior
TO the infant race. Sold by all drug
gists. % cents hot5 @,
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The "Exposition UulvorSella do Part
Cuilualgen awarded Ia highest hon
ore 10 Ang0stuFa BttArs as the Iaost
eilicsCiuUs stiGuinnt 30 excite tho sp-
petite and TO Keep the digestive organs
IN good order. Ask fer the genuine
article, manufactured only by DR.. J..
9. 3. soigert " Hons, aud beware OF
limitations,
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The proprietor OF the Academy no.
tol, baltimore, Maryland, William Del
ply, writes: "uy wife suffered most
acuioly from rheumatism, tbs terrible
pain would seemingly yield TO notn.
Ing. She was induced 70 try Salvation
Oh, and alter using only malt "a bDstie,
u not only relieved her, but effected
an entire cure.n
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Our ladies' footwear department is
Che MOST complete ia the 'lty, our
stock IL completely graded, from q
goo1 Low priced article, to the best in
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices ara made to suit tho
masses, at Leon Kahn g.
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Musical Instruction

Professor q. Sch maeuor, formerly
Of 81. Louis aud New Orlsans, win
give thorough instructions on no
piano ana violin, and in vocal cpitnTs.
VIII serve also as conductor to con-
certs, operas, orat0riOs, etc. Applica-
lions may be made et 9. II. Edwards
music store.
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Our stock Of boots and shoes ofqsnt'n,
ladies', misses, and boy's childrou'S
fall woer, Is now com
pleto. We have the bast agd
largest stock ever exhibited In Dallas
and as lower prices, than good Gus
tom-msde ever sold here heretofore.
Can ut the old reliable shoe house OF
Leon kshn'sand examine goods land
got prices.
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Goods sold at al times during tie
day aDd night at priY&te aale. Purni-
tnre, glassware, JinwEre, boots sld
shoes, clothing, n0iiona and under
wear nc the suction houae OF Fine,
Very fine, 6l3 ard CHS Elm street.
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1885 will go. you genuine men'i
hand.eewed CALI shoe, in button, lac,
or geiter. The easiest, best arsi oheap
est shoe in the land for Gu money, H
Leon Kahn'g,
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sear'y three niles in lsegih. An. ex-
tire iorcs OF liaemsn wilt begin tho
construction OF the lire this sf.eIncon.
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Ae0ugh may bs considered a little
thing, bus sometimes 1t ends in a co.,
tin. rttro is 10 dsnger, however. al
sOch result II hsd Star Cough Cure
il Il ( an IN TINA
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Delicate Diseases, affecting
male or fenhle, how, yer induced,
speedily and permanently cured. II.
Illustrated book for 10 oents In stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associs-
lion, go Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Westminster Base Burners meke
elegant Christmas presents. Ao,
Base BurnerE, the finest IN ghe world,
Few moro orders viii be taken.
RALPH CHURCH,
aOS Eifn Rtreat.
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e &: - TF3 && 10 in q
wv ~ W.
OR SKIN OAHvEi,

For seven yea s suffered with q cancer
ON my face. the simple remrdie. were
applied 20 alleviate The pain, nut he place
cont nue1 to grow finally extending Into
my nose, Il, IA witch came n ycilOwish dis
charge very oileusi { in character. IL Nas
also inilamed, aud annoyed me It great
deal. ab0ut eight 3nnuths aeO J. was Ia
Atlanta, At ths h0use OF t.lenG, who so
strongly r commended the use If Swlft's
spec tic that deternined 10 make AN eff
tort to procure IL. ID TIA was successful
and began its use. The i,ilu-ncs OF the
medic at FIRST was TO somewhat asgra-
Vaio the sore; but soon the iuh NINA ion
the first leg titles. NV general aeaith
has greatly improved am stronger, md
anle 10 10 ~ lad Of work The cancer
on my face began 10 decrease aud the ulcer
10 heal, until there Is not p veattge OFT let
only a little sea marks he place where
IL had been. am re d. to answer Sll
questions rSlat % th cure.
Mrs. JoICTE A MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Gu, August II, 1885,
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Atlanta, Gu, Augnstli, 1875.

Ihave bad canoe on my fac forfoue
years, eXiepdiHg GOm one cneoA bone
acfoJ the nose 90 inc other. / has giveu
me great deal OF pa ~, times burning
and itching W suclp AZ extent that /. " 3
himn { u belrabl 1 commenced usi e
SQft's Specific IN May, 81 AID aavs used
eight botiles. II rs given lie greatest re.
ieiby removing The inllanm AZ o. aud res
t-rltg my &c eru heath. W. BtRNEs.
Knoxville, Iowa, September :, 1855.
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A complete line OF school shoes icy
boys and girls, from the best factories
~ prioos TO suit the times at Leon
Kqhnis
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Excursion Traios

Two excursion trains nom st, Louis
VIII arrive In this city via the Texas
q Psc tia this evening at 6:i5, They
have on h0sri lsud-ssesasvs bound Tor
Pec0s City and Msrlenield.
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Prompt and Effective.

Costiyeness, Headache, and many Kin.
bred forms Of disease, are among the
natural results Of disOrdered condition
of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, and
may be cured by the use Of Ayers Pills.
W. II. strout, Meadville, Pa, writes: II
was troubled with Indigestion, Constipa.
lion, and Headache, for years. 4 few
boxes Of
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Az the doctor TUNED sadly away
from the patient whom no found uslnS
De- Bulls Cough Syrup, no said. at
boats me every timn,n
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$3.50 will set ladies' genuine Cuk
ZIG, nand-tarn.buttou boots, ct Leon
Kahn's.
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Enc Observation-Disclosures
LEoN KAHN

Az Hoyt & Collins drug store, Elm
street.
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James Means' celebrated SO shoe al
Leon kahn's.
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Burt q MoaYs shoes at Leon Kabn's.