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WANTED.

A QUANTITY OF TREES OF THE FOL
n lowing varieties: Black Willow, Cana
dian Poplar. Honey Locust and Box Elder
Enquire at the Utah & Nevada Railway
Office. over r.. W. Jennings store. First South
Street.
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s.Rough ON Itch.,,

Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
tons. ringworms, letter, salt rheunl,
rosted feet, chilblains.
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LOANED

For any length OF tine at q reasonable rate
.ei interest. both In large and small sums.
We give every attention TO the Rent
ng OF Houses, Collection of Rents, and the
transaction of all business hat comes under
our immediate head, in a businesslRe man
ner and With dispatch.
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British Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, April 1880 pm
Close-Wheat poor demand; new No.
2 winter easy, rs Cd, new No. 2 spring,
easy rs Sd.
Four-Poor demand, easy; SIS Cd.
LONDON, April 17.-Weather dry
and warm.
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O SALE, CHEAP.

nNE POOL TABLE, 4FEET BY FEET,
" and One Combination Table, 41S feet by
9 feet. Both in good condition. Enquire of
THOMAS HUNT,
Pennington,
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London Wool,

LONDON. April 17-At the wool sales
to-day, 8,037 bales of Port Phillips and
Cape were sold. Prices steady.
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WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT THE
w Bo thing Department of the Salt Lake
City Brewery, Ten good, steady Boys.
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FOR A
NOTICE.
FURNITURE REPAIRED.

r MAKE AND REPAIR ALL KINDS OF
4 Furniture on short notice. Work guar
JOHN C.. SANDBERG,
log w, South Temple Street, opposite Val
ley House.
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FURNITURE.

MY FURNITURE BUSINESS GOES ON
MI as usual at my old stand, where l shall
be glad to meet both old and new customers.
JOHN c. SANDBERG,
los W. South Temple Street, opposite Val
ley House.
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FISH MARKET.

nTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL FISH MAR
w ket, S77 E. Second South street, John
H.. Freeman, importer daily of salt and fresh
water fish. Orders solicited from the trade.
Hotels and families supplied at low est rates.
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SCHOOL FOR SINGING.

NALDER's MUSIC PALACE, As FIRST
u South Street VI, Mr.. b. B. Young and
Madame Ma2zucato Young, on Mondays,
Wednesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays.
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SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

GLASSES IN SIGHT READING, HAIR
y mony. Violin, Piano, Organ, ETC., etc.
For particulars apply to Prof. Georie Care-
less. Music Store. SO West South Street.
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HOME FOR SALE. CHEAP.

DRICKHoUsE OF TWO ROOMS, HALL,
ID pantry. summer kitchen, coal sheds, lot
7x10; two blocks north of Twentieth Ward
Meeting Hous Apply at this office.
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NEW YORK. April Ia.

essv at / q ~, closing 1@ 2
Prime Hills active, strong; 1854.
BIenSnge exchange demand, 4.S7A-
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LATER.

Wheat-quiet; demand fallen off;
holders offering freely; California No. 1,
IS I'd a IS Sd per Genital; California No.
., IS Id q IS Cd; red western spring.
IS Sd a IS Sd; red western winter, is Cd
"a IS I'd.
Corn-Quiet; demand fair new mixed
western, ); 9Hd.
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF Nc
Ill sic, removed 20 First South street
second door east of 81. Marks church. Og.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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CALL

1T NO. I'D MAIN STREET, THREE
a doors north of Gift House, aud see DR..
Higgins, the Microscopic and Analytic
medicine OF any one. else. AL orders by mai
promptly filed. Address DR.. c. w. Higgins
40. ~ Main street. Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DIANO-ENQUIRE AT RIVERS BROS,
1 Wasatch Block.
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PASTURE.

GOOD PAsTURAGE FOR STOCK, TWO
VI miles north of Hot Springs. Apply ON
premises. COOPER BROS.
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.vo-k Mining Market.

yoES. April 1z.-Bar silver,
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SPECIAL.

We have a long list OF houses and lots that
can be bought on the instalment plan. Call
n see u for information.
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FLY DOORS.
PLASTERING.

Dds FOR PLAsTERING MY NEW
ID Store will be received at my office, in
the Eagle Emporium. up to Saturday, April
18th. Apply for particulars to Nm. Paul,
Jr., architect, on the premises
WIN. JENNINGS.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, FOR A BUSINESS IN
n the country. One who can furnish
first-elass references. None others need
apply. Address 'Y," HERALD office.
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b 9 O'Clock to
IS O'Clock pm;
i He has had
the special
Sexual and
to cure ell
. or Mercurisl,
bin or Bones,
BY and Los.
Ety, Seminal
ralysis, anQ a.
Buse, youthful
haturer years,
s of which are
hctiye to both
sured will ter
sbf the disease
hess of a slow
|ower of BODY
power ana
.art affections
bad and ears
so~ciety,excess
HE hands and
! and ultimate
Inc will
krson seems 70
mot look one
ses DysPepAa
1 and Kidne-
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vork Money Market.

YORK. April f7.-Petroleum-
Ned Sssd closed 771s.
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COMMERCIAL.
AsrERN'MARKETs'
Petroleum.

socks urasn and Cattle.
hODey' Reports.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED TnE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY ISSUED TIL
w season. mpora French Pattern Hats and Bonnes, French Monrures Gold n
in great arety: also French Bonnie Frames enabling lacies to MAKE up thro W bon
nets should they ere to So, Madame Button will axe peasurei in showing the lane
now to arrange it, the msterais are purchased there We ave also ZINE eeenon o
new styles and e0orsO rnamen Hlnbong, Osunchr eatnes, bps fongons n1n9s N
STYLES. Ourlga nr Misses IND Children frs school and dress are too numerous neD-
ton Hair Goods n Switches. Prizes and Waves tn very latest styles Soyshlesm
call ana INSPECT Nail order promptly suendedtos Satisfaction guaranteed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
A Chocktaw Execution

EUFAULA, l. IT., Aug. Especial, i
George Bearhead, a 1ull-blood Creek
Indian, was executed here yesterday
tor the murder Of an old man two
wears ago. The Indian mode of exacu.
ton was carried out by shooting. The
prisoner sat on the ground, leaning
against tree, 10 feet distant from his
eXecutioners. The signal bsing given,
two shots we're fired, almost stimuli
taueously, both taking effect close 10
the heart, causing death in very
short time.
The crime for which Bearhead suf-
ferred death " as the killing OF an old
Indian about year ago, he being in
company with two others at the time.
who said he did the shooting.
Bear Head was tried, convicted and
sentenced to be shot at thu time, but
succeeded in escaping fivo days be-"
fore the day set for execution. Since
then no has been in different States,
visit d Washington, d. c., returned to
his old haunts, and engaging in horse
stealing and various unlawful prac-
tees. The light horsemen, or Indian
policemeD, in Attempting 10 capture
him the last time, killed his horse and
shot him through the leg. He iinslly
surrendered, after eSnaustipg his sup-
ply Oh ammunition.
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Keannrt prom RoYnltY.

LONDON, Aug. AT a meeting of
the Royal Yacht squadron yesterday
the suggestion OF the Prince of Waies,
commodore OF the fleet, that The flags
oil the squadron be placed at half mast
during the funeral of General Grant,
was adopted.
The Times has another leader to-day
devoted to eulogizing General Grant,
whom it lauds as noble and pnre-
minded hero. 1t says: "To.day this
country's sympathy is with our trans
Atlantic sister, while the South shakes
hands with the Moth over General
Grants bier in acknowledgement of
national unity"
The Grant memorial service i'll West
minister Abbey this afternoon was an
other imposing event added to the MS
tory of England. The edifice was
c cp with a congregation, nearly
every member of which was q dlstin-
guis6ed person. The order OF service
was as follows:
Schuberts Funeral March.
Funeral Procession up the Nave of the
Cath dral TO Uhe Chair.
Burial Service.
Ninetieth Psalm.
The Days Lesson.
spohor's Anthem, Blessed are the De-
Handel's Anthem c 'Mls ] Body Is buried IN
Concluding Prayers.
Burial Service.
b esslng.
Dead NJ arch in Saul.
The funeral address was Delivered
by Canon Farrar. 1t was most I'M
nTessive and was listened to in almost
breathless silence. Canon Farrar TOOK
his text from the Acts, chapter 10,
verse l6 He said he desired to speak
simply and directly with generous APP
probation, but without idle hattery,
of MIN whose death had made 8 nation
mourn. He would tonch only
upon his public Gcuons ana
services. The speaker thea traced
General Grant from boYhood TO man
hood, He compared hun then with
the great men OF the world, and ranked
him with the foremost.
In the course of his sermon, Canon
Farrar said: General Grunt has been
grossly and uniustly csllei a butcher
He loved peace and hated nlooosheu,
but it was his duty, ut all cost, to save
the country. In his silence, determl-
nation and clearness of insight Gen,
eral Grant resembled Warrington and
Wellingtor. In tho hottest fury oil
battle his speech never exceeded yea,
yea, nay, nay" -
: Among the distinguished English
persons present were
Mr., aud Mrs. Gladstone.
The Earl of ldlesleigh,
Earl Crenbrook.
Tho Right Hon. Mr.. Forster.
Sir Lyon Playfair, and great num-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Texas Farming.

DALLAS, August 1.-LEditor Her
aid. The prodigality of Texas farm
ers would astonish any one who would
stop for moment and think. Indeed,
it is scarcely necessary to think; only
look and see the want of frugality, the
want of care. Really it seems like
want of sense of self-preservation to
see the waste of time, the waste OF
labor, and the exposure and desGruc-
ton of machinery, agricultural nipple
ments, grain and stock. TO specify
might, possibly, stir up some effort To-
ward Improvement; but, perhaps, the
best effect that can be produced Is TO
show to the world that men can live,
subsist, and actually improve their
fortunes under such waste and want OF
care. 1t is proof supreme OF soil and
climate which have no equals.
If farmers of Texas, with the ill-con-
ceived idea they entertain of how farm
ing should be done and the slatternly
way they do il, can live, what could q
Pennsylyania or New England farmer
do upon such fertile soil, in such a
genial cline and upon such broad
acres?
A brief sketch of the way farm
ing il done here, and the
way farmers manage, with the
results, may attract the attention OF
MANY who are accustomed to better
methods and greater profit Is and induce
them to look into or inquire about our
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Major Manshe,d's Recommendations
So, iEnx.s narhn,. Ir,urnvaIn pntS

MtJOE IAAHShSAu
for Texas Harbor improvements.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Major Mans
field, in charge of river and harbor i'm
provsments, has mado his annual re-
port to the chief engineers.
He recommends an appropriation OF
100000 Tor continuing the improve.
ments at Brszos Pass and at Santiago
curing the next fiscal year, and $500,
coo in connection with works at Aran-
sas Pass and improving interior chan
nels. TIE principal Improvement At
the latter pass consists in contracting
the width of the water way cut suf-
ticient distance TO afford q draught OF
IL feet at mean low water over the bar.
For Cavallo Pass an appropriation or
$200,000.is asked, that the construction OF
the south .jstty may be continued.
An appropriation OF 100000 could he
| expended in continuing the jetty CON
sJruction in the Brazos river and a
similar amount for dredging and snag-
ging Buffalo bayou.
No appropriation has been made for
the improvement of the harbor at Gal
weston for the past three years, and
Major Mansfield asks an appropria-
ton o. $75O,O0O for continuing the work
of improving during the year lSs6'S7.
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hNNN|HNN W HNNNNH H"HNHNH
Tho bilious eco itH certain iUtV, 10
intermittent ann fHmiiiehI ever,
dumb ngue nnd ngur cake, the llyur 10
always seriously affected, hnd the
blood contaminated With bilo, Ona 81
tho chief reRsunH why llust0ttoTH
stomach Filters IN suoh q sure defense
against uhill-and inver an1 0yey norm
III mslafiRi dittasp,is, that u does away
with liability ~ tho disease, by re-
forming irfegularity of tho bl larry or
gan In advance NJ tho arrival OF tho
season When thr disease " prevalent.
There q. no ilner furitging prepare
tive for those HbOut Visiting oromi'
grating In a locality whore the las
ina.talnt exists. There ia no certain
Immunity from disease la an endemic
or cpl iemic form, % h6 secured by The
use of The Average lonios and anti'spas'
modes. But whore quinin6 fails the
Bitters sncaesds both In preventing
and curing. Moreover, IL removes
every vestige at dyspepsia, ind over
como constipation, rhoumat lam, mas
tivlty OF the kidaeys aud bladder, and
tranqglllzaS andstrengthens the nor
yOuS NySlem,
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Ei I'aso.

ELPAso, Aug. 5.-lSpeciai.l-A tor
rlhlo encounter between smugglers
and Mexican custom house officers,
occurred night before last
so mites from here ON the
Rio Granuo river. For 80 u
time past lsrge band OF smugglers
have been operating between here and
Mexico. The goods smugGled are
bought by Mexican merchants ~ El
Paso, after which ih6y are turned
over 10 Mexican smugglers, VINO con-
tract TO do tho smuggling Night DO,
fore last q band numbering about 90
attempted to cross the river
with over $4,000 worth o!
merchandise. The custom house OH
GERS had gotten VIVID Of the tact and
were in wait for them. a iiercs tight
occurred, in which two smugelerss
we're killed., several wounded and
10 taken prisoners. One of
tho Officers was shot through the
lungs aud il expec ed 70 die. Tho
Mexican custom collector has sent u
large extra forco of Ulcers up In the
mountains with the expectation Of
breaking up the gang that make the
mountains their headquarters.
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TIE DEMOCRACY AND THE
OFFICES,

A.valued correspondent and one Of
the clearest thinkers and best of our
business men thus takes US to task on
the Civil Service Reform question,
saving: owe are usually of pretty
much the same opinion on all public
questions, but on civil service l am
sorry . zee you appear to have joined
the sspnilsmen.' The legitimate ro-
suit NJ such course is Just such
scandals as now transpires at In
dianapolis. commend this case, as
stated IN the accompanying copy OF
'The Nation to your serious consiG-
Grafton"
No subject in national politics is at
tracing more attention today or Civ
ing occasion to more extended criti-
cism and discussion than this matter
of civil service reform, or, differ
emily stated, the rights of Democrats
to hold Office under this administra-
ton. The great apostle of civil SER
vice reform, Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAM
CURTIS, yesterday delivered himself
In exterso on the question, and the
bull of,his remarks, the most salient
fastures, are given this morning
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IJe1,JessUppn n Frienaless Sea.

Who in taking passage IN a great
transatlantic steamer, does not feel q
thrill of exultation over her magniti-
cent power. Against LOc me Storm
King may hurl his elemental forces,
nor pierce her armor, nor stop ber on
ward course.
But let me describe scene when,
one morning in mid ocean, there
came an alarm from the pilot house
followed by q cry: "The ships rudder
is lost!n From the confident express.
sion, CONSERVATION came to every face.
The wheelmen being helpless to di'
rect her course the vessel was at the
mercy of wind and wave.
TIE CAPTAIN had been negligent-the
hangings of the rudder were allowed
to wear weak, and suddenly 1t mad
dropped deep into the sea!
Strong in intellect, in physical vigor,
In energy aud in ambition, man con.
fronts, undannted gigantic tasks and
commands applause for his magnltl-
cent achievements. But, all unex-
pectedly, an alarm comes-the rudder
of his constitution is gone. He has
been careless of its preservation; men
tai strain, nervous excitement, irreg--
ular habits, orer-wOrk, have destroyed
the action of his kidneys and liver.
This would not o sour whore Warmers
safe cure used to maintain vigor. Ana
even now it may restore vitality TO
those organs and give back TO the man
that which will lead him to the haven
Of his ambition The Traveller.
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AUSTIN, Aug. 5.-ISpecial.l The
comptroller to-day deposited $1,000 to
the credit OF revenue.
The land board held no meeting to-
day, because of the absence of mem
bers, who were severely criticised.
When tEey do meet they will have
only 70 bids 70 purchase 20 pass on,
while bids 10 lease cover 7IO sections,
OF which $40 aga in Greer county. AT
the last sitting OF the board over 1900
sections were lea-o6. With the excep-
ton of l. sections, ali brought is
cents, and there was one Of q CENTS, in
Crosby county. All bids now are q
CONT.
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1t viii Cost Y on Nothing.

"For WHAT" For medical opinion
in your case, If you are suffering from
any chrome disease which your ply
sician has failed to relieve or cure.
"From whom?" From Drs. Starkey
& Paien, 100 Girard street, Philadel-
pnia, dispensers Of a Dew VitaliZing
Treatment, which is now attracting
wide attention, and by which most re.
markabo cures in desperate chronic
cases ore being made. Write and ask
them not only TO give an opinion in
your case, but TO furnish you with
such information in regard to their
new Treatment as will enable you to
got an Intelligent idea of it's nature
and action l. w c}st you nothing,
rs the uaaear ,h+rgs Tor con'u! =
ton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

Tnn Now York journal of Cons
merso ct tho LIST instant says; "ln the
commercial market, We quote - TO 10
days endorsed bills receivable nt %. 70
81 per cent per annuin; four months
aoeeptauces al ~ - Az and coed
single uanssat a. 10 q per cent per
anuun" lot Northern aud Eastern
bsnkius houses, money agencies, ia
suraury assoolstions, and others hav'
ing funds for investment look or come
down this way, and make inquiry or
have reported TO them imp@stla!iy
what advantages there are here FOR
the safos. OF investments At soub!o ci
she above reported figures.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

HOUSTON, Aug. Especial. The
grand lodge knights of Honor elected
their officers to-day.
George Il. Dashiell, grand dictator.
j. r. Cole, grand assistant dictator.
p. f. Witherspoon, grand chaplain.
g. J. HendrtclS, grand guide.
w. p. Cole. grand reporter.
Then the following in the smaller
Offices:
John Wolf, Charles Miller, w. j.
Murchison, grand trustees.
II. Camp, .ir., Ed. r.. K0ne, Homer
Harris, J. ID. Osborne, medical ex-
aminers.
Supreme representatives, Charles 8.
Morse, v. w. Hale, French Simpson.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
How Women Differ from Men.

At least three men on the average
Jury are bound 70 disagree with the
rest lust to show that they'vo got
minds of their own, but there is no
disagreement among tho women as to
the merits OF DIR. tierce's "Favorite
Prescription" They are all unsni'
nous in pronouncing 10 the best rem
edy in the world for ali those chr ?nic
diseases, weaknesses and compIsints
peculiar to their sex. 1t transforms
the pale, haggard, dispirited woman
into one of sparkling health, aud the
ringing laugh again "reigns supreme"
In the happy household.
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Tho Demand Rapidly Iucroasins.

Il. j. Madden, Damascus, Miss {,
writes: You Will please send mo an
other case of HughsG' Tonic, 10 Forrest
Miss. II In astonishing to note the
rapidly increasing demand tor Hughes
Tonic; to sell one bottle OF IL insures Il
mucn larger sale. We pronounce IL
by FAR, the bes, medicine We hsudle,
aud cheerfully recommend it to all
those troubled with chills and lever.
Prepared by K, y. Robinson e Co..
wholesale druggists, Louisville, KY
Sold 1T retail by druggists generally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
Eourishing Nutrimert for Nursing
nOtheTs.

Scientists and physicians universally
agree in ascribing tho most healthful
tonic and nutritive qualities Of all
grains TO barley. This is one great
reason why DUFFY's PURE MALI
WHISKY is so exactly suited to The re,
uuirements of mothers at the CRITICAL
Time when their systems are eatrHor-
dinarily taxed to supply proper nour-
ishment for both themselves and their
offspring. 1t IS absolutely tree from
all authorizations and impurity, and
Tho best doctors strongly reGoAIMend
it for the above purposes as the only
reliable and safe Article to use.
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A SyelI- Known Dootor's Experience.

DR.. G Fawcett, resident physician
of tina Union Protestant lnhrnary,
Baltimore, Nh, publishe5 81 card Ger
flying that having recently had three
cases of consumption un04r treat
ment where Obstinate cough Vas tho
most pronirgt symptom, hn concluded
TO give Red star Cough Care Il trial,
aud in every case where II Wa 3s6d
the effect was most marked and bone
fetal, as il seemed 10 have the po ser
of controlling cough and thereby pre-
noting aleep, especially a. night,
when cough is always the mos troub-
lCsOmp.
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Human Calves

An exchange says: "Nine-tonths of
the unhappy marriages result from
human calYes being allowed to run at
large in society pastures" Nine
''>'' f tho c9ronic or lingering dis
c.~.. y to-day orr yinare i'll impure
Ueai, LIVER complaint or biliiousness,
70 sulting in scrofuIa, consumption,
(Which is but scrotula OF the lungs)
sores, ulcers, skin diseases and kim
dred affections. DR.. Plerca's "GOlden
Medical Discovery" cures all these.
OF druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

CoRsIcANA, Aug, 5.--lspccia!. THE
match game of base ball heIe to-day
between tho TeXsrkepa and CGrslcaua
was the worst our club has over an
gagged in and certainly did rot aGd to
its leure!s, though they were yictors
by q score Of 10 10 10.
General Ross, OF " 800 spent, Today
in the CITY on Ills way TO the Conted-
crate reuniou at GTeeavil!e.
CAPTAIN d. r. Adkissop Loft yester-
day for New YORK. to attend thn Grant
funeral obsequies.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

II you experience u bad tseto in the
month, sailownoss or yellow color of
skin, fGel stupid and drowsy, app9tite
unsteady, frequent headache or dizsi'
ness, you aro "bili us," and nothing
will arouse your liver ~ action and
strengthen mp gour system ike DIR.
Piorce's "GOiuen Medical Discovery"
Hy Al .ugHiSts,