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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-17

representing tdeu in presenting 10 yOu
these beautiful testimonial of their es-
TEEN for you as their chief They sTe
numerous, beautiful, ornamental ana
useful, and come with feeling and
under circumstances calculated
to gratefully affect the most
honorable breast. They bear testimony
OF which you can well be proud, of the
warm friendship of those who have
been directly associated with and nm
der you in the exercise of official au-
thority. But | venture to add, rs my
own convictions, that they also express
the feelings Of the great body OF this
community, who, after several years.
service, at the last opportunity TO OK.
press their will, reelected you by a
vote as honorable as it must have been
gratifying.
In the name of those whose will I
represent oil this occasion, | wish you
and those who are Gear TO you, long life,
prosperity and continuation of your
faithful and honorable career, and beg
to add my own to their wish, which I
believe also 10 oe that OF your fellow
citizens Of this city.
Marshal Arnold, in brief and apprO-
pirate response, returned thanks for the
gift.
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. e. o. Parr loft yesterday for Bal
timore,
Mr.. Julian Field, of Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday.
j. j. Farley, OF p. j. Willis a. Bros,
Galveston, is in tho city.
Mr.. J. L. Johnson, druggist of Me-
Kinney, was in the city yesterday.
. Mr.. w. ID, Macon left via the Missouri
Pacific, last night, for Jackson, Michi-
gan.
Mr.. George Loomas left last night Via
the Missouri Pacific for Beamsyille,
Ontario.
MIR. George D. Moore, of Mitchell
vile, Iowa, Is in the city prospecting,
with the view of locating here.
Mr.. John Hlnkscn and Mr.. j. Ed
wards leave tonight via the Missouri
Pacific ior Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Messrs. b. b. Groom and II. G. Bed
,Ord, prominent csttlemen from the
northwest, are in the city, guests of tho
Windsor,
Col. A. II. Belo, president of the Ggl-
weston News Publishing company, sud
his wilu ami son are guests OF the
Grand Windsor
Clarence w. Gano returned last eyeu-
ing iIom q months absence iu -uutu.
west Texas, whore no completed toe
purchase and delivery OF $500 esJtIe
for the Estado Land and Cattle com
pauy Ito roports abundant rain and
consequently Zine pasWragu iu that sey.
ton. Stock is .ooking wulL
w. A. Garner, manager OF the Texas
Live Stock Journal, OF Fort Worth, aud
Mr.. Z. II. Sheylm OF tho same pape.
have been in the city tor two or tntp
days. A branch Office OF the Journal
will be established here with MIR. Shov-
lin as manager, The newspaper boys
will extend him the hand of fellowship.
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A Charming Entertainment.

On Thursday evening last brilliant
recep ton was given at the hospitable
home of Major and Mrs. A. B. Tabor,
corner of Evergreen and Corsicana
streets, com ELEMENTARY to the Ladies
Musicale. 1t is . not necessary
to expand the remark that the
elegant parlors were thronged with the
elite Of the city. The spacious parlors
were crowded, and a programme Of in
tellectual entertainment was provided,
which could not fail of gratifying the
most fastidiOus critic. The guests were
seated so as to be able to both SEQ and
hear, aud as the numbers
were presented, applause of a.
genuine and hearty kind was
freely given. The programme is given
in full and where there was so much
that was excellent 'twould be inVidiOus
to make individual mention. 1t may be
remarked enpassant that the pro-
gramme cards were all handsomely
handpainted by the ladies of the Musi-
Gale.
PRoaRAMME--PARr l.
instrumental Duo-La BOuree Gotta
chalb), Mrs. Trezeyant and Mrs. Nor
row,
Vocal solo-"Si Tu Savas" (BalfeJ,
Recitation Brier Rose (Boyeson),
Miss Rodge era.
instrumental Solo Cascade Du Chau-
dron (BendeD, Miss Jenkins.
PART II.
Instrumental SolO-Rhapsody Hon
grOise GIiszO, Mrs. Morrow.
Recitation-Peter Longpocket, Miss
Fendrich
Chorus porqtic selections.
Couedy-A Fair Encounter; Lady
Clara, Miss Dickson; Celia, Miss Nor
gan.
Succeeding the regular programme
came selections admirably rendered by
Meine's orchestra, and then came 18Th
better numbers" Of ice cleam, straw
berries and sparkling champagne.
Toasts were given, and This portion of
the evenings delights was in
no wise limited. Dancing fol-
lowed, and was continued until
late hour. In thus briefly coming the
pleasures of the occasion the gem of
the evening has been especially re-
served until the conclusion Of the aC-
count. Reference IA made now to the
superb vocal contributions of Mrs. T..
RagSdale Rogers, Texas can
tatrce, who has already won
a high repute in the world of song.
Her well trained voice, pure and full "
sympathy, was displayed 10 advantage
in three selections Charmiuzly adapted
to parlor audiences. Mrs. Rogers first
number, "Consider the Lilies" called
forth enthusiastic applause, to which
sho responded with "Robin Adair,r and
this in turn required third song,
which brought forth bright little
gem "Tit Tor Tat" Mrs. Rogers, who is
visiting Maj, and Mrs, Tabor, will
prove a very valuable acquisition to the
tainly oe accorded warm welcome.
Mrs. Rogers will sing at st. Matthew's
cathedral this morning.
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SIDEWALK SoTss.

75cents viii buy ladies realkid slip
per at Block Bros,
Marbles, tops, balls and bats at Erb's.
Ladies' misses and childrens spring
Hill slippers at Leon K8hn's.
SIS Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. L. Bouche's.
For good carriage, buggy, pheton or
blackboard 90 to John S. WiJwer.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Puts.
The silver medal offered to the best
roller-skater at the parlor, was won by
Ed Hamilton.
Mrs. Il. Ragsdale Rogers will sing
the ofleratory at the Cathedral this
morning by request.
Grand concert by Meme Bros. at
Shady View Park to-day at 3 p. NJ
at p. M, at Mayors.
A hard, soaking rain fell Yesterday
afternoon, and while 1t will do no spe-
cial harm it will do no good.
The cheapest way to dress: Go to
Douglass Bros. the merchant tailor, and
have suit made to order.
Buggies, phaetons and carriages of ev-
cry style and description are 10 be found
at the Weir Plow company.
Go to the grand concer5 by Nome
Bros band today at p. IN. at Shady
View Park, and at S y. No. AT Mayors.
John S. Witwer sells lawn mowers,
iron hitch posts, garden barrows, hand
carts, farm and spring wagons, buggies,
etc.
John Bolls, disturbing the peace, WAS
fined 81 and cost by justice Schulz, yes
terd8y, and lobe Wallace, for assault
and battery, S..
p. p p. will cure all diseases Of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds.
SOLD at % cents per package by, George
7. Atkins, Dallas,
BBMeine Bros band purchased yester-
day their summer suits, which are blue
flannel with gold buttons, and they pre-
sent aneat and cool appearance.
The Weir Plow company are having a
good run on spring wagons. They de-
servo success, "a they are sole agents
tor the celebrated Racine work.
Those who are in need OF q buggy,
phtaeon Dr carriage would find IL TO
THOR interest 10 examine the splendid
/ stock OF the Weir Plow company,
After May l wo viii have ample room
for all kinds Of storage in tho new rooms
of the auction aud commission house
CT Fine, Very Fine, Glib and Glj Elm
street.
Harris, the butcher, has a lot Of spring
lambs which viii be slaughtered to or
der. They are fine fat animals ana
Harris understands the art OF puttin9
them in shape for consumers.
Mrs. Chestnut the leading millinei
at 6l2 Elm street Is receiving two or
three times every week the freshest and
latest styles in hats, bonnets, ribbor $
and trimmings. No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
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Merits Encouragement.

DALLAS, May TO- Editors HERARp.l-
In the cause philanthropy please al
low one 10 recommend 70 the good citi-
Gems Of Dallas Mrs. Myra II. Hunter,
with whom many OF your readers are so-
quainted through her heroic efforts TO
secure asupport. She Is an intelligent
and accomplished lady, more than usu-
ally gifted with the pen and ariisrs
brush, OF q wealthy and Influential tam.
lily, but prefers rather Co be indopuu.
don't than to be compelled 10 appeal TO
them for support.
For those reasons our citizens should
encourage her in her laudable efforts to-
procure a livelihood.
This is no appeal for charity on her
hohali, but only for that respectful aud
generous treatment which high-mind-
ed and intelligent lady should receive
AZ the hands Of the people OF Dallas.
ANrHROPOs.
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WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY HERALD BY
MAY =. eUILLoT.

WRITTEN FOR TIE SUNDAY HERALD BY
MAY F. eUILLoT.
His girl-wifa tonight,
Deliciously bright,
As nymph Of terpsichore poses;
Ina dazzllng-ilthal
At the "Idlewrd' ball,
In dress made OF sunshine and roses.
With a step very light,
As fairy sylph bright,
She glides through the "Pinafore" lancers;
With exquisite skiil
To every notes thrill,
The fairest Of all the fair dancers
The clouds Of her dress
That softly caress
The SHOWS ofhe shoulders and arms,
Like foam wre7ths OF mist,
By elecuIc light kissed,
Half conceal, halfdisclose all her charms.
Her corsage CLEANS bright,
With roses cream white,
Exquislte--imported from France;
The roses keep time
Tothe swift, rhythmic rhyme
OF her light, "twlnklins feet in She dance.
Among the fair girls,
In powder and cur1s,
Shes as bright as fay In her mist
And how graceful she gldes
Thro' the deep, throbbing tides
OF the music of Chopin and Llstz.
And he thought in sad glee,
All the boys envy me;
Ny giTl-wite's aqueen here tonight;
But for those creamy roses
My pocket.book closes
Deliclously, charmiagly light.
DALLAS, TEXAS, May II, 1885
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wagenhaeuser Brewing Association

Yesterday another st. Louis gentle
man came forward and subscribed to
the stock Of this association taking all
that WAS offered for sale, Thus the cap
ital stock OF this institution snow com.
plete and the enterprise placed upon a
firm basis, with cash capital of $75,-
00O. Few people realize the Importance
or benefits derived from this enterprise,
both in point of health to the consum-
ers and revenue to the city. Manufac-
lures abroad have to employ many
chemicals injurious 10 health, to keen
their beer good TO bear transportation,
but hero all this Is dispensed with rs
The uoer goes direct from tho ice cellar
to the refrigerator OF the retailer, and
does not haYe TO be- transported 900 20
1000 miles before finding a market.
The people of San Antonio have found
out the merits of home made beer, and
Notwithstanding tho 81. Louis brewer
los have reduced the price from
SO to $3.50 por key, the San Antonio
bre SerY soil all they eau make NJ 50 per
kng, or 80 cents p9r kog premium over
that OF 80. Louis manufacture, aud as %
revenue H. will add greatly to tho
'oltu pl Nill cllAt AOI no loss lNNn -OO
Kegs per day are consumed here, and nt
the Wholesale price paid, 50 per kpg,
makes 5000 per day, which amount,
prior Ia the starting OF this enterprise,
was added 10 the wealth of ST.. Louis.
But now he greater part VI this 5000
per day will say here. What enter.
prise eve started added moro than this
TO the We lth Of our city, for this money
Is Kept IN lctiye circulation, going from
the brewery tn the labOrers and farm
ers and u on sifted through the various
channels VI business, The future pros
petty OF Dallas largely depends upon
the suCoe' 3iul operation Of her enter
prises, and every property holder
should ne v push through with that do
terminate m, which means nothing but
success, her factories and railroad 70
the nortl vest aud east, until the smoke
finer Inc ,strios shoCld dot the now clear
SKY over lead, and the sound OF wits
les and ringing of bells warn the
stranger while yet aflr of of his ap
preach t. the business centre of North
L Xas,
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A New Ti1ne Gard.

The new time cards of the Missouri
Pacific and Texas IL Pacific railways
take effect this morning. There is but
little change in the time al Dallas. The
Missouri Pacific put on another train
between Fort Worth and San Antonio,
thus making two trains daily each way.
Trains leave d .,las Tor San Antonio
and intermediate points at $3.50 II. IL.
and G;i5 p. m. The through express for
ST. Louis still leaves Dallas at 1870 p.
m. and one at 6 81. m. The Denton ac.
commodation leaves at 2:3O p, M. in-
stead Of p. IN.
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Ladies

Ladies
READ our adj. on the last columns Of
page 3. Read 1t carefully. Our i'm
port on black silks for next fall has inst
been placed with our Lyons manu iae-
turer, and that reminded us that the gu q.
perior excellence of our black silks,
should again be brought to the notice Of
the people. For this reason we have
selected four numbers and are Offering
them for a few days AZ the cost 20 man.
ufacture. In addition to- our bargains
in black silks, we have some striking
bargains in summer silks and parasO.r,
all for this one week. Tho greatest
offerings We have made tins season are
those Of this week, and our friends arc
requested to take advantage of them.
DO not think that the departments ad-
vertised have all the bargains; 90
through the store and you will And
them plentiful everywhere.
SANGER BROS
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Late arrIvals at wootnu well.

AC Jones, Tehuacana; II Bonner,
Whitney Jehu Hinchly, Abbott; John
Wilkes, Waco; Miss Alice Simmons,
Mexiai II A Mescham and family, Aus
ug; Mrs A Baker and child, Waco; w
Z Hickey, ST Louis; p Harlan, New
York City; Capt A NJ Jackson, Misses
Stella and Clara Jackson, Austin; j
Cusmiusky, TeXarkanR; Col h A Stur-
gis, Wacoi Mai j + Minter, San An.
tonic; Nat NJ AycOCk, Sandy Point; II b
Parrot, William Cameron and ladN a.,
Waco; ) G Spoonsble, Kansas City; X 4
Bacon, Fort Worth; Capt John c Rob.
erts, Bromond; J ID Roberts, Hopyivs-
vile, Keniucky; j Z Pom, Georgetown;
y r Fem, CLAYTON, Alabama; Horndou
Ely, Dublin w G Hall, Rockdale; Mos
DANES w l. Marphy aud A W Jansin,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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a Remarkable Cure of a Horse


Col. Jamos.L Fleming, prominent gro
Gerry merchant, n member of the firm #
Fleming Lotion, Augusta, Ga, makes the
following statement Of the treatment OF Il
valuable horse with Swift's Specific:
In the fall OflSS} had q valuable colt TAX
en- with severe case of pinKeyo, which re-
suited In the most fearful case of bio d pol
soning have ever seen Aft r eight or nine
months of doctOring with every remedy that
could hear of, | deSpaired OF u cure. At
this time the horse was unable To move, be-
cause of SWOLLEN limbs. His right hind leg
was MS l0rg MS q name body, and had on ID
over forty running sores, He had also a
number ni large sores ON his body and other
limbs He was a most pitinble looking oh
lect, and was advised 10 end his suilerings
with the shotgun. He was n valuable anil
mai ana dld rot want to lose him. Afer
reclSlng my brain I'm search TOR another rem.
edy more eihcaclouS, l thought of Swiirs
specific. / knew 10 ~us invaluable to the
human family ms q blood puiiner pnd why
should i not he for the animal as well2 I
dld not hesitate but sentlRSt July TO Atlanta
for q supply
began the treatment with Oh. OF IS S.
ana oZ, OF water hree times q day. This
continued foru WcoE. Then ! iucrea ed the
dose o. y o.. OF each, and continued for
week Ihen Increased 90 on run TIA week,
whom y went back too on. again. The result
was that 40 HE end Of the first week the
go Sc had q ioir appetite, which he had NOT
hnd since his sickness. Al the end OF the
'''"il' ' ~ 'Nta NiNNl,A improvement was
apparent, for many of the sores wore healing
nicely, ana the horse manifested u desire To-
move about AT the end of the thru wpcl,
he began 70 show ralu On ngsh and had mll
appetite, The swelling had nhOut dlsnr.
pe1red, used IN all about 10 bottles of SwIpg
specific, sud when / quit It's use the horse
had only four small sores LETT on him, aud
they healed up Immediately.
IN Angus last 9ll symptoms OF the disease
Vhssed away, and up 10 date no stems nf the
return of of the trouble have made tutIrn \.
peoiance and the horse has done n mules
work ON my farm.
l regard Il one of the most remarkable
cures have ever known, Thus this great
medicine has proven boon TO the 0uin al rs
wellas TO the human race.
Augusta, Jan. 9, 1851, JAS. L. FLEMING.
:, Send for book on Blood and SRin diseases
II Is mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPEcIFIcCo
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Dallas has now @ nrst.cluss ice cream
porlor, where ladies' aud gontlmeu VIII
nave everything neat, beautiful and
clean. Pohol1wskv Bros,6o3 Main street,
in connection with their elegant con.
tectionery fruit and soda water store,
have fitted up the most beautiful and
tasty room for thoir ice cream trade
over seen in tho city, aud their cream
cannot be surpassed
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Nem TnIrnhnnn snhsrrIherA

Tho following new subscribers have
been connected with the exchange
this month to date:
Knefy d Son jewellers, No. 100; Me
lowell & Simmons livery, Elm street,
No. 80, 3 rings; Dallas 6rewing com
pany, No. 2'3; Western Newspaper
Union, W. IL. Rsdield manager, NO.
$40; Dallas Steam laundry, No. 10; Dr.
j u. Gibbs, residence, SO. IO; Lehman
Bottliug company, No, 3l2; e. X. Boxer,
Nc. "A. G. a. RFAD,
Manager Telephone Exchange.
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Making Bond.

A. w. Adlota the postal clerk arrested
40 Texarkana on the charge OF being de-
faulJer TO the government in three sepa-
rate cases charging him with embezzel-
ment gavo bond yesterday in the sum
of$l,0OO Ia each Of the three cases. Ho
is SIN confined IN Jail 10 pexa-kaua,
awaiting the pleasure of the Federal
Officials. Ills bnndsmeu are Al. Sharpe,
II. Benson aud q. w. Adleta. No will
have a hsaging ut the next torn Of the
court ~ nYlnr
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Friday morning tho police force Of tho
city presented their chief, Marshal Ar
mold, with beautiful silver toa set
service, and Mayor Brown, who was
called upon to mako the presentation
speech, said;
MARSHAL ARNOLD: The police of.
hcers Of this city, 20 In number, and
your subordinates in the service, have
imposed on me the pleasant duty OF
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II Is simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawkes. spectacles and eve glasses have
attained throughout the United States,
they are known from the Atlantic tothe
Pacific and the reputation In built upon
real merit Testimonials from the most
ointment men of the country are given
who have had their sight improved by
their use. These celebrated glasses are
for sale In Dallas, only by, Eisenlohr
Bros. Il Schneider, druggists aud Ger
man opticians.
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IMpORTNNr.

When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage ENpressagc and $S Carnage
Hire and stop ut the GRAND UNION Hu-
TEL, opposite Grand Central Depot. CO..
elegant rooms, fitted up at a cost of one
million dollars, 81 ana upwards per day.
European plan Elevators Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
a Il elevated railioad to all uepots. Fanl-
lie can live better for less money at the
Grand Union Hotel that at any other nrst-
class hotel In the city.
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No name is better and more pleas
lutly and widely known than that oi
Mr.. j. a. PozzOni. For years ho has
made himself famous by tho elegant
perfumes aud complexion powder that
bears his namo, the lattor having found
is way TO the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admirers
more 10 produce or enhance 20 than a
use Of Mr.. P0zzonps preparations.
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IMPORTANT.

Ess- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Oney order. New York Exchange OF DRAFT
on New Orleans.
LETTERS with Currency invariably By Ex-
press.
tWo pay Express charges on all sums OF S
or upward
ADpnPssEp; Nj, A. Do CPHTcE,
New Orleans, La,
AddLes7 Registered Letters and make Post
ONCE Money Orders payable 90
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK
New Orleans, Ia,
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The great reputation my spectacles
and eye glasses have attained through
out the country, has led INSCRIPTIONS
person to counterfeit them; there are
none genuine unless the Rame of
"Hawkes' is stamped on the frame, aud
| wu"ld respectively announce that |
positively employ no peddlers. For sale
IN Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros IL
Schneider, druggists ana German OPP
tiCinug
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Cnnr.dornte Renninn-

Judge j.. G. Bower, Col. y. A. vii.
liams, Capt. w Il. Lemon, Gen. Cabell
AMI Capt. G. NJ, Swink left yesterday
for Fort Worth, whittier they mont to
consult with prominent citizens of that
place as to the holding of a Confederate
reunion there some time this summer,
on or about the 18th Of August.
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Persons suffering from weak ewes,
arising from nervous arrangement or
over ttNdtiD n, eituer iu youth or middle
axe, viii. and .rauJ ryuec by using
Hawkes. yrys'a.zrt lenses For sale i'm
Dallas only by EieJulohr Bros. and
Schneider druggists and German Opt
clans.
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AusrIN. rekas. August I. lssl.

Mf a. ~ hnWkHst
Dear Slr-rhe spoc,aclos purchased
from you nearly two years ago excel
anything have yet been able 70 pro-
cure. They enable me to read for
hours with less fatigue to the eyes than
any others that have ever used
Il. b. TURNER,
Judge United States Court.
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Cattle Shinmnnt.

Fifteen hundred head OF cattle were
received in this CITY yesterday by
Messrs. Gsno Bros. for the Estado Land
Il Cattle Company. They will be ship
ped at once over the Texas Il Pacific
railroad to the company's ranch in Pre-
sidio county,
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Grand BaII.

The Lone Star Commsndery No. It's
United order of the Golden Cross will
give a grand ball at the roller skating
pavilion Thursday, May Dist. Tickets
for sale at HickOX IL Hearne's drug
store and JohBson's, in East Dallas.
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Ynnr pho,ogranh

should be Weservtd--ior two weeks
Only, NJ ono.hah Tho former price
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The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are OperaPuils,
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order your wines at Alston's,
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Birthday, wedding cards aud exqul-
site statlOnarv.at Paul +. Ern's.
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The whole earth ior 5Oc., at CRIBS
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Croquot and lawn tennis at Erb's.
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Plcknick and lunch baskets at Erb's
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RIGOLLOT'S MUSTARD LEAVES
mustard Leaves
RIG0LL0T'S MUSTARD leaves

MAY BE CARRIED WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE
OR TROUBLE IN THR TRAVELLING RAG. AND
APPLIED w1THOUT MOMENTS DELAY
HG0llrT & co., % AVENUE VICTORIA. pspS
sold by Dr1lCgists thtrourhort United STATES
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Premium POuItlyPreSerVeP
ALL O, X,
HAS NO EQUAL.

p. p, p. is the most successful remedy
known for the cure Of all diseases Of Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, DUCKS,
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