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MARRIAGE Guide

EGO Pages, Fine Plates.
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for soc
in money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonder
full pen pictures, showing who may marry, who
not, why. Proper ageto marry. Who marry first.
should marry. How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married or about TO marry
should read it. of interest and value to every
thinking man and woman. Popular e,....tion.
paper cover, zoe. Address DIR. WHITTIER.
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The PARENTS

EET-None genuine without bunch OF
green Hops ON the white label. shun all
The vilo, poisonous stuff with "Hop"
"uops' In their name
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when Building Up Again.
For tho debility which follows msls.
rial fevers there Ia nothing 20 beno.
hclAl ~ Parker's Hair Tonic. Il Inn
parts vigor 10 the digeAtion and
strength 70 tho system.
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klss me, darling, for your breath Is
Just asswect as now mown hay;
Kiss me, darling, for your teeth arc
Free from tartar or decay;
Kiss me, darling, for you won't 49,"
Forget me or ysur sOZoDoNT.


10 a pure, sweet breath. This desid.
04Atuln In ono OF tho results OF using
SOZoDONT, which not only invigo
ratios and preserves tho teeth, but
renders the mouth az fragrant as {
roe0.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE--AT FINE VERY FINES
II auction house, 10 II. m. Wednesday,
september ~, fine young COW and calf
quiet and good u ilker. IL
Nuk SALEM DALLAS COUNTY,
A. fine country residence ana stock farm
of $40 acres; beautiful location aud well
improved; all best land; large 10 room
dwelling; very convenient; soft water in
Kitchen; woodhouse, cellar, verandas all
around; abundance OF water at house, barn
and pasture 800 fruit trees all kinds and beat
varieties shubbery and ornamental trees;
fue yard; room tenement house; large
stock barn, graneries and tool house; 10
acre wood lot; about SEQ bushels corn 81
tons. of hay; 10 head of cattle, graded; 40
head of work stocs, mares, mules and
horses; fine year old jack and stud; 40
stand OF bees in double story Langstroth
hive; hogs, moving machine, rake, plows
and wagons and tools of n well regulated
fafm, All at ieat sacrifice on account
oi declining health--'ll,O01. Payments con-.
yenienL STEWART CRAVEN, Ovilla,
texas or SOUTHWEST LAND CoMPA 4Y, 50J
Main street, Dallas Texas d,Cw Inn
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Did She Dice

"She fingered and suffered along
pining away all the time for years.
"The doctors doing her no good"
Sand 50 last was cured by this HOP
Blttors the papers saw so much about.h
Indeed! Indeedw
allow thankful we should DO fol
that medicine"
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ENok SALE-TWO FlkSC.CLASS PA
4 nos, one new and one secondhand
Apply 70 q. w LouDoS. So Elm st. sl2-7t
NoR SALE-w Il HAVE FOR SALE; OR
u lease for n term of 3to5 years, lot 100
by ITO feet, on the 4. d y. track convenient
TO the business center OF the city; SPLEEN
ala location for grain or agricultural i'm.
PIGMENT business, or for warehouse. For
further information, apply 10 MURPHY n
hoLAN2, Real Estate and Collecting
Agents, 72l Main street sepS.Iu
IGOR SALE-rHREE AOUSES-ONE
X 21NB0, story, s rooms; one 95xSO,
story, q rooms; one 2sx80, . story, y rooms,
Win water aud draio pipe, to be moved on
~ ~ gays aiter sale. Apply Mt Fine. Very
olo anu oio Elm street. seplO-2Ot
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LIT. niCndu > uviuSii uCiiioutSS
WIN not radically cure. DR.. kichaSis
Golden Balsam No. l will cure Syphilis 70
its primary and secondary stages, scen
rs old ulcers and liberated sore throat,
sore eyes, skin eruptions, soreness OF the
scalp and all stages of the disease, erssdt-
eating disease and mercury thorougniy'
Price So per bottle, two bottles for ". Df.
Rlchau's Golden B9lsam No. Will cure
the third stages or Tertiary syphilis,
tlsm are connected with the piim9Sy and
secondary. / have hundreds OF certificates
where miraculous cures have been enectea
by these remedies. Patients eat and drink
what they like, and require no outward an-
ulications. Hundreds suffer from sypEi-
litic and mercurial rheumatism who are
70. aware OF It, and defy such TO obtain
radical cure without the use OF this mett-
cine. Its beneficial effects are ielt al once.
It has raised men from hospital beds In one
week, W 10 have lain there Tor years under
the best practitioners In the city, anu Is
The only radical cure for tine worst dis
ease known syphilis. Price 70 per bot.
lie, or two bottles for SO. 1t saves yourself
1T saves your offspring nom tho talnt OF
this scourge. Dr. Rlchau's Golden Anti
dote, = safe, speedy, pleasant and radical
cure for gonorrh@a, gleet, irritation,
gravel and all urinary arrangements, ac'
companied with full directions. War
ranted TO cure. Price 81 per battle.
DR.. Richau's Golden Eliytr de Amour,
radical cure for Spermatorrhea, general
debility in old or young, giving vitality end
imparting energy with wonderful effect TO
those who have led a life OF sensuality or
self-abuse. II is Invaluable TO those who
are anxious for an increase Of fanny.
Nothing more certain In its effects. II 10
composed OF the most powerful ingredients
IN the vegetable kingdom. Harmless but
speedy In restoring health. Price SO per
bottle, or two bottles for 50, Trade supplied
ct liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or express
these remedies VIII be shipped to any part
of the United States and Canadas, free
from observation. Prompt attention paid
Private parlor for ladies. The dOctorcan
be consulted ct his Office from q. m. 10
p. m,
Address Or. D. Il. RICHARDS, No. IN
Varriek street. New York city. n. Z
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Communication from kaufman

Spaldlng's Glue will mond anything
except O brokon heart.
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LNOR SALE-0N ACCOUNT OF BAD
Il health, will sell bargain in hama
and residence in growing town Of l,lO0 i'm
ha6itants, which ships l2,JC0 bales ofcotton
and oneof the best cattle shipping points
IN Northeast Texas; location very healthy
FOR further information, apply to W. Il
RAIL, Herald Office. sepi.lm
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A BENEFACTRESS

PepnsylyAnia:
A BENEFACTRESs.
Just open the door Tor her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of tho nursery.
or this we are NO sure that We will
teach our "Susy" to say "a blessing on
Mrs. Wlnslow" for helping her to sur
vive and escape tho gripping, colicking
and teething siege. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup relieves tho child from
pain and curos dysentery and diar-
rh@a. 1t sottens the gums, reduces
inflammation, cures wind collie, and
carries the infant safely through the
teething period. 1t performs precisely
what 1t Processes to perform, every
part OF it--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winsow--know her
only through the preparation of her
"Soothlng Syrup for Children teeth
ing" II we had the power we would
mako her as she is, o physical savior
TO the infant race. Sold by oil drug
gists. % cents a bottle.
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nj OTICE OF Diss0LJTIoN OF PART.
IN NERsH lP--Notice IL HEREBY given
that tho partnership of Aiddletons, Stu lrt
Co, was dissolved ON the 18TH day of July,
lSS5, by John NJ, Ballard retiring from said
ilrm. Said Ballard has no authority 10
create any Indebtedness In the name OF said
iirm, or collect any claims due said firm,
and oil business pertaining 10 the winding
up OF said ilim will be attended TO aud set
tied Mt the office ofsaid late firm, corner OF
Elm and Market streets, Dallas, Texas.
MlDDLET0Ns, STUART Il 90.
DALl.As, TENAs, Septomber0, 1855.
oMCE-FRoM AND AFTER THIS
~ date we pledge ourselves 10 each other
tnnt wo VIII not do q credit business, and
all sales will DO cash or good commercial
paper on delivery OF goods
i. W. LtNaKIE,
ED, G. SMITH.
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Tho most popular cigarettes Us tho
popular price are Opera Puts.
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EoR SALE--A SPLENDID CHANCE
n fora mau with small cApltal 10 buy
out good paying, well fitted up Iestau-
rant. Reasons for selling, present owner
navlng to leave for Europe, For particu-
lars apply TO JoHa Is, KIERsKr, proprietor
palace Book and News company III Paso,
IeNHs, sept6. Wv,
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Manufactured in The WOrIa.
LAGER BEER SALES

LAGER BEER SALES
81. Louis Republican, November Is, 1878,
"The official returns OF the Revenue De.
partment for the year ending November !
show the enormous quar- To- of 2SO,OS2 bar.
rels OF Lager Beer sold for the ANBEU-
SER-BUSCH BREWERY. This return
proves them to be the largest Brewery In
the West.
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Bsuson's Capclne Porous Plasters
simulate the circulation and expel die
easo. They stop oil palm. Is cents. n
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ie,,r sale sale by all Druggists
some THE SWIFT spEolrrc CO.,
'~nc =. Drawer ,, Atlanta, Ca.
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until she took
sof u tllne she
bright day be
Salvation OIL
aud pgetty -
- '
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NOTICES.

NoTloETo TRAVELERis,-llFt you GO
~ TO Cleburne, stop at the GAIT HOUSE,
newly furnished; 80 stops from the railroad
depot; asplendld table. Il and 81 60, nc
corolng 10 rooms. sepS-bm
nArMAN HOUSE, DENTON, TEXAs.
" three-story brick hotel with 20 bed
rooms, well furnished. Furniture and lease
for sale. The only hotel In tho place. For
particulars address Oatman House.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Or. Richau's Golden Remedies

Fer any case OF the following diseases
which me medical faculty have pro-
rouncsd incurable that
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EOk RENT BulLDlNU, gVJ MAIN, oP-
\ posite Courthouse, In good cond ltlon.
mako good drug store. Apply TO JouN
BROWNING, lOi7 Elm strpet w
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Tho Florence Nieht,npate of tho Nurs.

cry.
The following is an extract from q
letter written TO the German Ro-
formed Messenger ut Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania:
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Just w . bottle Of DR.. SCOTS q f"rhe ~
sUn scS Phosphorus For SssiI q.
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WANTED-To TRADE A STOCK OF
w nquor-, wines and cigars, for Dallas
city property or farm within or miles
OF the corporate limits of DALAI. For full
particulars apply TO MURPHY d boLANz,
aenff4 If
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XAT AHrED AT BLANKENSHiP q
w B(ahc's manu!actory department,
lady operators Apply between and s a.
IN ut the Main street entrance iVSJtf
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;IT ANTED-YOUNG LADIES IN CVFY
w orcountry to work for us at their own
homes; fascinating employment; no in
structlons to buy; work cen be sent by mail
distance no objectiOn); 50 to 50 per week
can be made. No canvassiug; particulars
free, or sample of work mailed for cents
1915. sepSd&w-lm
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w ANrED-AGENTS FOR A NEW
w and complete life OF General Grant
the worlds greatest soldier and the nations
most honored citizen; low price; rapid
sales. TRXAs Book AND BIBLE Co., s0i
Elm sweet. Dallas, Texas.
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IGOR RENT-BRiCK STORE, 9O5 ELM
i street, SO feet deep; newly nitcd mn In
GOOD condition Apply toJouS BROWN.
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TOR RENT 4 BRICK BUsfNEsS
X house, lbl feet deep, " feet from door
TO ceiling; glass front; suitable for clothing
nouse' Apply toJonN BROWNING, 1867 Elm
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EAcQ, Sc
~ ruled
kthenrst
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EQk RENT NICE BUSINESS
- house, No. 6l7 Elm street; 100 icot
aeop, glass finish and iron front In rear
Amy to JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm AZ,
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENr-LARGE, COMFORTABLE
Il residence with all convenience. WI
board with tenant If desired. a. NJ, OWN.
LERSE, 400 Ross avenue o.
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VIZ ANrED TRAVELLERS TO STOP AZ
w tho Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson Proprietress. hous,
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on Tue
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals at all hours, and polite attention;
special Inducements for drnmmera. iehlQti
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EoR RENr-A HANDSOMELY FUR.
y nished front room. Apply 10 7eG Elm
street, qnnlir
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hort clen1
pn-Saor1
s 900 nd
ne attend
per; cord
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IGOR SALE-.A COMPLETE SET OF
Il blacksmlth's tools, including the latest
md most Improved fixtures. Apply AT 1877
Elm street. ssntli.iw
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WANTED-EMPL0YMENT OF ANY
w kind, town or country, by an eser-
getic, reliable man, Address Il, HUDSON,
Pos office sepll-7t
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Az ANTED : AGENTS Te CANVAS
w the city with anew and salesb srti'
Gle that will pay them d handsome salary.
Apply up stairs, room No, 2, 70i Main
street. sepil6-St
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Norooeutider Nppb.
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Bremen u Baltimore
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Missouri a'acilic ss'y system.
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Pullman Hotel Car.
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Oelrt4S s &c.,
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No. Q Bowtine @reen, WewsDDs,
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S4rieaburs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-27
OF Interest TO Miners.

A Washington telegram, under date
Of May 16, says: Secretary Lamar issued
an order to-day Of interest to miners
everywhere on the public domain.
December 4. 1884, while thousands of
mining claims were pending. an
order was made by Secretary Tel
der that in applications for lode claims,
where the survey conflicts with q prior
claim and the ground in conflict is ex-
cluded. the applicant not only has no
rigat to the excluded ground, but he has
no right to that portion of any vein or
lode, the top or apex Of which lies within
such excluded ground, unless his location
was prior to May 10. 1872. The order
made to-day puts things back just where
they were before Mr.. Teller's order was
issued, as follows: In entries made prior
to the receipt by the Register and
Receiver OF the circular of Decem
Der, 1884, the survey, il free from objection
under the former practice, need not be
amended to conform to the provisions o.
paragraph 2 Of said circular. All decisions
under said circular in conflict with the
foregoing may to that extent be recalled.
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An ENJOYABLE Occasion.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Jones, Of Cedar Hill,
were the recipient Of q surprise party on
Monday night. Mr.. Jones recently pur'
chased the George ranch in Newark Val
ley. and his numerous learning of his
contemplated removal there at an
early day. decided 10 let him know they
were still in existence. They were cor
daily received by the host and hostess,
but ss their home was not sufficiently large
TO answer the requirements of the large
number present it was decided to adjourn
TO Bob Crossan's s%torehouse close by and
indulge in an old fashioned dance, which
accordingly done. The music secured
was good. and the time enjoyed by all pres
emit was such as will not be soon forgotten.
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From Rutte CITY.

lou Haley returned yesterday from
Butte Montana, and Re says that 10 IN
doubsedly the l~iveliest town he has seen il
along time. The streets are full OF team,
ana 'ne sidewalks crowded with people
ne met there q host Of Nevada people-ir
ia's, 30 many that he could hardly realize
- Was outside OF Sagedom. The town ii
aaAe .ne majority Of mining campo In
appearance and most OF the buildings be.
ing constructed are Of brick aud Of q
os, substantial. character. Notwith.
nsanoing the town is passing through a
Pbaosperous era, yet there is quite 9 num-
n OSr Of men out of employment. the sup
KY pelng much In excess OF the demand.
Mr. HALEY was greatly pleased with Butte,
i'S resources and general surroundings.
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COAST ITEMS.

The sunfower craze is quite dead. say
the florists.
Work on the Los angeles cable road Is
progressing rapidly.
The Etna quicksilver mines In Napa
county. CAL, have shut down.
Michael Axelson, q Salt Lake tailor, blew
out his brains Sunday morning.
Stockmen say that the late rains have
been Of incalculable benefit 10 them.
The Petaluma Fruit Cannery commenced
operations Thursday on the cherry crop.
Salmon trout Weighing from six to eleven
pounds are caught in the Tuolumne river
near Modesto, Cal.
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Helsna Independent 8

The Helena Independent says that
Messrs. Brooke, Elge and Wormer have
purchased q 1O-stamp gold quartz mill for
the purpose Of working the quartz from
their valuable gold leads. the Parker "
and "Grif," near Bald Butte. Upon the
Parker and Griff mines there have been
Eve shafts Of 100 feet each sunk, that show
them to be immensely rich lodes; every
shaft shows from l to is inches Of
ore that will go from SIS, 900 to $4,000 per
ton. and 4 feet will average oyer $40 per
ton. The owners have leased the property
TO parties who are under bond to give them
Is per cent OF the gross proceeds for the
privilege of working it. That these mines
will prove bonanzas to their owners nc one
doubts.
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r,owars for Decoration Day.

It is hoped that all those who expect to
take part in the observation OF Decoration
Day will provide their own flowers. Here
tofore Upton Post. G. A. R., has supplied
most OF those used for decorating graves.
butowing TO the stringency OF the times n
the inconvenience suffered ct present In
getting flowers from California. IL Is NO
more than proper that the burden and In
convenience should be shared equally
among all the participants this year. The
members OF the Post are doing all In sheir
power to have the day duly and properly
observed, and they extend . cordial invi-
tation to all to participate. Let there be q
hearty response.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-27
A Reduction Of Wages.

II 10 reported that the Manhattan Com
pany At Anstin has notified miners that
they must work for So so q day after the
10th Of mex. month. or the mines will be
closed. The company has not employed
any miners by the day for nearly W
months. though 8 large number have been
employed at contract aud rionte WORK.
As Austin is supported by the Manhattan
mines, II the company's terms are NOS &C.
coded TO the town will be deserted until
work Ia resumed.