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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15

BRYAN, May l3.-ISpecial. "A band
OF Turks came into tho city to-day with
three bears, and entertsined the oiti-
zens with bear dance. Tho outfit was
dirty and dilapidated, and no doubt
amenable to the vagrant law.
The commissioners court is in session
approving tho assessors rolls and ex-
aiming the reports of the various Of
ticers Of tho county.
A large number of Bryanites loft this
morning for Chaney's Lake, In Grimes,
for big fish and hunt.
Mr.. W. NJ. Gleason, formerly rail
way agent at this place, left
last night for Denver. Mr.. Gleason has
been rendered tho position of division
clerk OF one of the Denver roads.
wiz Davis, alias Charlos Washing
ton, whose attempted arrest in Milan
county has already been noted, and who
is wanted In this county for theft of two
horses, Ia about six feet In height,
weighs $50 pounas, deep black shin, has
lost his right fOre.hnger, and Ia sup
posed TO bo wounded in tho thigh. A
liberal reward Is offered by the sheriff Of
BrazOs county,
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MR.. PEARSON DEFENDED.
THE OPINION OF AN OLD FRIEND.
A Modest and Upright Man, Who Does
His Preaching "on the Dead
Square," and in Plain
and Earnest Manner.

FORT WORTH, May b. Editor HER
ALD.l-In your Issue OF May IL notice
a communication from this place, enti-
tied Especial" in which there are some
alleged criticisms that are very severe
upon the kanner and kind of Rey. II.
q. Parsons preaching. In the first
place, don't believe that the persons
mentioned said what they are alleged
to have Raid; and il they did say 1t, then
they are worse hypocrites than Mr..
Pearson, and their modesty is OF false
and straitened character. A pure, mod
est soul would never put an immodest
meaning upon an earnest, bluntly spo-
ken truth. Mr.. Pearson Is rs modest in
word, thought and feeling as any man
in the land. have known him for ID
years; was with him in college; and /
have ever known him to be beloved by
all who knew him, saint and
sinner, The people Of Nashville,
Memphis, land hundred other south
ern cities have heard him, and have
loved and respected him, and this you
can easily learn. He never has used
one vulgar expression; he does require
that those who come to hear him should
keep order, and that he should have
the protection guaranteed by law to
those who assemble for the purpose of
religious worship, and l here affirm that
II Il. q. Pearson Is not an honest, sin
cere, upright Christian man, and more ;
il he Is not a man whose whole life de-
fies tho criticisms of the strictest NOR
alist; then there Is not one on this con-
tinent. am not hero worshiper, 1
am not very good man; but do de-
spife these slckly, false, and strained
efforts OF modesty upon the part of
those who can take in all
sorts of flags and can smile
at all sorts Of vulgar jokes, and yet turn
pale with indignation at what they hear
at the tabernacle. But tho assertion
that he has ever used one single OK
preston that tho purest virgin could
not hear with impunity, is a base aud
blasphemOus SANDER and iasehOod, and
5000 of as good people rs there are here
will testify to this II it should become
necessary. | know that tho HERALD
will not knowingly lend It's aid to this
attack upon a good and upright man,
and all We ask is that you enquire.
Very truly,
ROBERT ID. WEAR,
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A Doctors Wife.
HHR uusuAsiD MAKEs A CONFESSION.

HAk HUSBAND MAKRs CONFESSION.
Dr. w. J. Gibbon, of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as medl.
ealEentleman. His wife's lingering condition
became so well known, tha, a reporter accos,sd
him on The streets of Memphis, one day, when
The following dialogue was had:
"Doctor. am glad to learn that your wife
has Fegained her health after several years OF
misery and ruHering."
"Yes, siT, she Is now quite restored to hsaltl,
o the great as,onishment OF myself and all who
khew her."
Have you any objection to telling me he,
complaint and The remedyi :"
'None IN the least. She iabored under an
aihic,ion peculiar to ,he sex, attended with los,
dAppeu'e, emaciadon, pFo5tratiou, Impaired Sc.
srsdons, cold exremites, hyslsries, eons,an,
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years My skill snd that O,
other physicians waI exhausted and she WA
Sisenupt to die. Some one mailed me tho Formula
tsr Dr.. Dromgooles English Female Bitter,
IpFoeured few bottles and placed her upon To-
aie. and Il cured her Ike magic. Il isa won.
dertnl medicine, and take pleasure In recon.
nending Il TO all women who need a tonic o,
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at ti.oo, n sick, send Tor /,
IS cent book rREG.
J.P. DRoMGooLE h CO.,
Louisville. Ky.
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A Remarkable Cure of a Horse


Col. James l.. Fleming, r prominent gro.
Gerry merchant, member Of the firm OF
Fleming Lotion, Augusta, Ga, makes the
following statement OF the treatment Of a
valuable horse with Swlft's Specific:
In the fall 1883 had a valuable colt TAX
en- with severe case Of plnKeye, which re-
suited In the most fearful case of blood pol
soning have over seen. After eight or nine
months OF doctorlng with every remedy that
l could hear OF, l despalrod OF cure AT
this time the horse was unable TO move, be-
cause of SWOLLEN limbs. His right hind leg
was rs large as name body, and had ON II
over forty, running sores, He had also a
number OF large sores ON his body and other
limbs. He was q most pltiable looking OBJ
lect, and was advised TO end his suffsrlngs
with the shotgun. He was n valuable anil
NAL and did not want 10 lose him. After
racking my brain In search for another rem
edy more efiicacious, l thought OF Swlits
Specific, knew II was invaluable to the
human family rs n blood purifier, and why
should II not be for the animal as wellG
did not hesitate, but sent last July TO Atlanta
for n supply.
began the treatment with 4 on. of SIS.
and oz. OF water three times u day. This |
continued for week Then Increased the
| dose TO o., OF each, and continued for a
week. Then increased TO %, run II a week,
when Invent back toe or. again Tho result
was that at the end OF the first week the
horse had q fait appetite, which he had not
had since his sickness, AT the end of The
second week even greater Improvement was
apparent, for many of the sores were healing
nicely, and the horse manifested desire 10
move about. AT the end OF the third week
ho began 10 show gain In nesh and had null
appetite. The swelling had about dlsap.
peared. used In all about 10 bottles OF Swlnis
Specific, and when | quit It's use the horse
had only Tour small sores lett on him. and
they healed up Immediately
In August last al symptoms OF the disease
passed away, and up TO date no signs OF the
return OF OF the trouble have made their an
pearance and the horse has done a mules
work on my farm.
regard Il one Of the most remarkable
cures ! have ever known. Thus this great
medicine has proven boon TO the animal az
well as 10 the human race.
Augusta, Jan. ., 1881 JAS. l.. FLEMING.
send for book on Blood and SKIN diseases.
i. Is mailed free.
TINT SWIFT spEcIFIoCo.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
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Hammocks and baby swings atBrb's


CoRsIcANA, May Il. Especial A
Mr.. Candle, hailing from Dsnison, is
making an exhibition Of himself in the
streets in so.oalled pr6ac hing He is ev-
identity crazy and the authorities are Sc
ri0usly contemplating taking him up.
The Holiness Band is holding a camp
meeting and revival services three
miles north of town.
The Alert Fire company will give n
picnic. at PattersoH's lake Tomorrow.
The stables attached TO the premises
Of ex-ShoriH Dunn, caught Ere last eve
ming anu burned to the ground; loss,
about 5000. No insurance.
Miss Kate Watson, of Austin, who
has been visiting the Misses Halbert fer
the past few weeks, left tor her home
this morning.
A meeting for the installation of
officers Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held AZ tho Metho-
dist church tonight. Judge II. c.
Beale will deliver the address.
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the northeastern part of precinct No. l..
Judge Austin says though the iniunc-
ton is dissolved, Yet the law can never
be enforced, as he pr poses to have a
test case at once and decide the matter
in the courts of tho country.
Extensive preparations are being
made tor the decoration of the graves in
the odd Fellows cemetery on the, 30th
inst. The graves in the OLD city grave
yard will also be decorated.
At strawberry festival sJ the court
house last evening the sum of SIS or $50
was taken in, TO he applied toward the
purchase Of an organ for the Sunday
school OF the Christian church.
The negro boy, Tonse Shsggs, who
burglarized the residence of Mr.. A. G.
Ousley Of watch and chain, still Ian
gulshes In jail. 1t is thought he will
serve the state few years, as the proof
atainst him is positive.
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The new town OF Harold, on the line
of the Fort Worth 4 Denver road, ID
situated In fine agricultural country
and the lands around Il are mostly
school lands and will consequently be
located In small quantities. The fact
that the road will not DO built farther
than this point, will be In the new
towns favsr and II will in a few years
become large town. The sale oftowr
lots for the Goth is attracting considerable
interest.
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N O p ICE {!

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
ofthe city of Gainesville, Texas, have APP
pointed MONDAY, JUNE l, 1886, as the time
when they VIII employ Superintendent Of
Public Schools OF their city.
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Every Indy uses Pozzouis meJicated
complexion powder. Tits household
treasure, Tho madam finds 1t mpossi-
bic 20 80 down town without first rub
bing itOn. II the baby cries she goes
for the putl-boX. If the "old man"
comes home RULED or ohafed, because
business Is dull, ETC., Pozzonis powder
cools and allay8 his troubles. Then all
Is gladstone joy. No family should be
without IL.
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Tho stockholders of the Toxag Trunk
railway falling TO have quorum yes
terday adjourned their annual meeting
until tho 9th Of June. The directory
also held n meeting yesterday, but as
there was not a fun board, adjourned
over until t. day without electirg Off
cara
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Two very Ugly Twins.

They go hand in hand, aud lead their
victim terrible trot down into the val
Icy OF tho shadow Of death. one is
neuralgia, tho other rheumatism, These
generally proceed from irdercd blood.
Browns Iron Bittors knocks on these
ugly twins by setting the bloou Alright
and invigora.ing the system MIR. w.
j. Osborne, OF CoXvllle, Ala, used
Browns Iron Bitters for rheumatism
end, neuralgia with most happy effect.
10 also cures dyspepsia,
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II. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
SMITH & HALL, Local Agents,

OFFICE oFINsURANCE, sTATIsTICs
" aad History, Austin, Texas, March
~, lSSo.-To all Whom II May Concern, This
Is to certify that the New York life
Insurance Company, OF New York, N ",
nus IN al respects iully complied with the
laws ofTexas as conditions precedent 10 its
doing business in this State, and that said
company holds Certificate OF Authority
nom this Office emitting Il TO do business IN
thls state for twelve months from the list day
1895. VI NNN'i''V''
u, =. Given under my hand and seal, nj
once, In Austin, the day and date first above
MIltten. III. Il. BEE, Commigsioner
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EORRENI

nor RENT-TWO FURNISHEB ROOMS
II Apply nc No 1901 Main st. mayli-lw
LOk KENT--A WE'LL FINISHED SEW
- en-room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north Of Fair Grounds; block
lO0X2uO feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
muylO-lm
EOR kENr-THE FINE BuSINEIS LO-
II cation at OlA aim street. For particu-
lars, apply to Fine, Very Fines Auc, on
rooms, may2tf
EOi RENr-COrEAGE WITH z ROOMS.
No. lN1 Commerce street; also house
No, i22t MAIN street Inquire 10 l2il Main
p " COZ, npu-tf
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Poisoned.

Yesterday Mr.. Simeon Halter, who
resides in the fair grounds neighbor-
hood, made himself dose OF medicine
of Jamestown weeds and took the same
poisoned and came very near dying, but
Or. g. T.. Peters brought him around
finally all right.
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DENTON, May n.-tspecial.l-w. j.
Austin, Esq, returned from Gainesville
late this afternoon. He reports that
Judge +. L. Piner dissolved the iniunc-
ton heretofore granted restraining the
officers nom enforcing the hog law In
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NorICE-sECTION 3, ORDINANCE APP
~ proved March -, 1852.
SEQ .. said City Scavenger IA hereby re.
qulred 70 clean al pIlyies ami carry Oh an
slops and nlth when requested to do so nv
the person whose business II Us to have same
uone IL SHAH be unlawful for any one TO
employ any one To clotn or carry or PRIV
hlth or slop except the City Scaveuger or
some one In his employ, and any one Violat-
Ing this provision shBllbe fined In nuy sum
lot exceeding $50. J. l., CARTER, NJ. D.,
- Health Onicer.
l hereby notify the citizens o. Dnllas that
nm ready TO do the scuvcnggr work and All
other persons doing the work will bn dealt
with according TO law, WIN. n. FLYNN,
City ScavsnVcr.
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Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous arrangement or
over taxation, other In youth or middle
age, will hnd great relief by using
Hawkes. crystallzed lenses. For sale In
Dallas only by Elsenlohr Bros. and
Schneider, druggists and German optl.
clans,
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF REINSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas, April II, 1885.
-Tonll Whom II May Concern! This is In
certify that the Western Fire and Mar.
Inc Insurance Company of san Fran.
cisco, California, has In all respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent to It's doing busiaess
IN this state, and that said Company holds u
Certificate OF Authority nom this ofllce en-
titling II 10 do business I'm this state for twelve
months from the LIST day OF January, 1885, 10
the 3lst day of December, 1895.
Il. \, l-Givon endor my hand aud seal, ut
written.
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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A Grateful odor,

indicative of health and purity, is COM
municatad 70 tho mouth by the sweet.
scented SOIODONT, which makes the
teeth as white and as radiant rs pol
ishod porcelain, and contains no ingre.
dient chat is rot highly beneficial to
both gums and teeth.
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HorIford's Acid Phosphate

As \ BRAlN FOOD,
RDr S. +. Newcomer, Greenfield, o..
says; "ln cases OF general debility
ana torpor Of the mind and body, Il
does exceedingly WELL"
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He-No tea at Ed. S. Alstou's.

MI a, X Hawkes.:
Dear bu-Sinco wearing your glasses
Tor tho past Two years my sight has
grown stronger, and / can rec much
better than when first procured them
W. Il. SHANNON,
Senator from No9theri1rd.
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AUSTIN, Texas, August !, 1881.

Mr., A, X. Hawkes.;
Dear Sir-The spectacles purchased
from you nearly two years ago excel
anything have yet been able to pro-
cure. They enable me TO read for
hours with less fatigue 10 the eyes than
any others that have eyer used.
IL. II. TURNER,
Judge United States Court.
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FOR SALE.

!
TOR SALE 49, STATE AND COUNTY
II rights for one of the most rapidly sell
ing inventions ever offered. Call and see IL
operate ut the Mercury Office. RUST Bros.
--. mayl5.3t
EOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
IL terms, three OF the finest cottages in the
cltyi new and very desirably located En-.
qulre az the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
m1yl23mo II NJ. PAGE.
TOR sALE-PRUPERTY FRONTING ON
Il Oleanoer street, Cottage lane and Pat
! lefsOn avenue For PARTICULARS, address
MRS II. NJ COoNRADr T., 0. Box ~, WI
Iou4 Mlnn. may 10 70
EOh ShLE-KANCIi 1860 ACRES IN
Il solid bOdy;uue OF tine handsompst and
| best improved ranches ia Western Tevas.
Elegant residence, barns, out buildings, etc;
abundance OF water and MESQUITE grass:
lhree thousand acres OF fine timer; seven
eights of the entire track first-class agricul-
iural land; two hundred acres uudeTcuIU-
Natlonis stocked with a fine grade ofcattle and
horsesi complete RAJ ch outfit; on Texas &
rae railway For particulars, maps, etc,
ADDRESS "RANcHj' Baird Texas, p. o, Box
III maYlO-7t
NOR SALE OK KXCHAEG E-HALF IN.
= terest in tue DeimOnicO and Board of
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
m the city, VIII take One-half cash and one
half IN city property; this is offered for 80
dtaiyssonly. Apply to SIMPSON IL HUFFMAN,
~ Elm street. maystf
EOR SALE-ONE SALOON COUNTER
L and bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply to SIMPSON ~ HUFFMAe, 73i
Elm street. mays II
EON SALE--7jXtO FEET EAST or THE
" Central railway ON slim street house of
10 rooms, neatly furnished, clstcn and well,
shade trees and beautifully erased yard,
with concrete walks and rare Gowerg. House
Is two stories high and I'm the best OF coudi-
lion with all modern cCuveuiences; also
59NlOJ feet on Main street adjoining the
above; good house Of rooms This whole
property is offered ~ n rnre bargain. Atply
To SIMPSON a HUFFMAN, 73l h m street.
- may5-u
TOR SAL---A GREAT BAEcAIN-GILT
! edge property Tor sale iOc 10 per cent. OF
lts real vaue. For Information, apply 10
,S2S Griffin stree opposite Eureka Soap
WORKS, aprlitf
EuR SALE-A GOOD Hon FL FOR SALE
u on the II, Il r. r. r., 40 miles west or
Fort Worth, doing God business; "a rooms,
well furnished. inquire OF G. j. Mill Err,
Baird, Texas. mayl-lm
EOK SALE-A LOG 3BX2QO FEET, ON THE
~ north sido oi Elm street, No feet west OF
EfNayi this property Is now renting for $40
per month and win be sold cheap aud on easy
terms. Apply 10 u. F. SHORT. mch2-ti
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A n ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARD
N STREET:
SEcrIoN l. BE II ordained by the City
Council OF the City OF Dallps that In accord.
anco with the dedlct N heretofore made by
Edward {. BrOwdl and n. X Burtord
owners OF the grour Ak0rd street, as now
opened, Is hereby de red 10 be q street ofthe
city, itty feet wide rom Mil creek 10 the
line OF the corpora on, the course being "a
continuation In O 10 ,tvtliue OF said street on
the north sideofs' creek; and that this or
uinanoc SHAH tn effect and be enforced
from and altor iig passage.
Approved February q, 1881
w, l.. CABELL, Mayor.
a true copy; W, h. PARRY, City Secretary
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cur, uolorndo 8 santa ra.

GuIf, Colorado d Santa Fe.
no. n-Mail and Express arrives. lao A. M,
NO. iS-Mlxed arrives ,..,..:...... $40 A. NJ,
No. t2-Mail and Tx. tsOuth) de-
parts ;...:........ ......... $3.50 A. M.
no. l4-MtXed $50 departs. ... $3.50 p, M,
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TeEaB Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
No. ANAL and = press, leaves. .. 8:O0 Y, M,
SoING NORTH.
No, l-Mail and Express, arrives. IL 100 A. NJ.
Trains and 2 run daily, Sundays excepted,
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Save and mend the pieces, use "sPAL,
DING's GLUE.n
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NOS SOS and 8O6 run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. NOS. ID.
aud 1853 connect at Fort Worth with trains b.
and frOn Colorado. Nos. 39i, POI and 80t
take meals al the Union depot.
Double daily trains 10 New Orleans.
The Texas & Pacific Is ITO miles the short
est route TO New Orleans
Solid trains FL Paso 70 81. IOuis. AlBe Dial
las TO Ban Antonio, etc. Fggt time, frHt-class
equipment spre connection.
Nee that 0ut ticket rRadH via, The Texas 8
Pacinc Railway.
Passengers booked TO and from an points in
Europe via the "RED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New YORK, Philaiei-
phia, and Antwerp Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, llckeis, rates and ali
required Information, cell on or address
h. r. TURNER,
tloket Agent, Goa Main Street, Dallas, Tex
RI. =. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
h. W. MCCULLOUGH,
eien. Pas. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex
W, n. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston TeEA5
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Texas d Pacific.

Texas 81 Pacific.
GOING EAST. q p. pEPuT.
NO. S04-St. Louis Express .... $40 A, M,
~ leaves sC Union Depot. ............ 9:l0A. N,
No. 800 leaves Union Depot .... ago p, u,
san Antonio Express arrives. . 1925 p, M,
GOING WEsT-UNIoN DMPoT.
NO. SOl-Calif0rnia Express, arr. 8:l0 2. II,
Leaves Union Depot ...... $3.50 r, M,
Leaves Texas Il Pacific Depot $40 p, M,
No. SO5-Local Passenger, arr IL :55 A. NJ.
Leaves Texas a Pacific Depot I2:25 P. M.
No. l63-San Antonio Express,
leaves T. 4 p. Depot ......., 6:5S A. M.
Nos S05 and 500 New Orleans Expressly run
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily,
Nos. SO4, S0l and S06 take meals at the Union
Depot. Nos. l@ and l5S connect at ut, Worth
With trains TO ana from Colorado City.
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON.
Accommodation arrives. ...........l 100 noon,
departs. Observation-Disclosures. 100 z, M,
GOING SOUTH.
1T, LouiB Exprcss arrives, ....,... 6:65 A, M
81. Louis Express, arrives. ........,. l0:O0P, M.
GOING NoRTH.
81 Louis Express leaves ...... I0:25 p, NJ,
b. Louis Express leaves ......... $40 A ID.
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RAILRoAps
..NnvE RAILwAY TTMH Damn.
Luouston 3 Texn, OsntrnI.

GOING SOUTH,
No. New Orleans and Galveston
Express daily ..............,.... 6:YO A. "a
no. E-Ml xed TO Corsicsna lex
oept sunday 49,. ......,..,..... 1885 p. M.
No. S-New orlesns Express daily 5:56P. n
GOING NORTH.
no. S-st. Louis Express daily ego A, N.
NO. Linked TO Denlson except
,ounusy ,l2:l6 Z, M,
NO. l-st. Louis Express daily. 500, p. N.
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Use SOZODONT when you have eaten;
Use SOZODONT your breath to sweeten
Use SOZODONT to aid digestion;
Use SOZODONT and ask no question;
Preserve your mOlars and you won't
Regret the use OF SOZONT
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i aIfl5,. MARRIAGE glide | .lgs

I~NssV' 'IIHIHdNHHIHENlaa WVIBAs PAGtD
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed h.'7t
CENTS In postage or currency. Over INV ~
deFfnl pen pictures, true to life, articles ON M
Whyp Proper age TO marry. Who fnarrvV e Nv
Manhood, Womanhp1d. Physical decay WIS
shoald marry; How life and happiness NAV " "
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