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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-27

Redeem, the great woman's tailor,
has had q prodiHous success ii Paris.
His n,thod ss were strange md at
straetive TO the fair i arisiennes. He
gave no credit. W omen who never
dreamed Of paying ready money for
their dresses oked upon il as a piq-
uant innovation very Engli And
when, after q few months they realiz-
id the econ hey had made and the
speace OF mind they enjoyed, Redeem
became nore the $40 than ever.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-27

The total humble of self suppor
women and RirIs over O syears % ~
- e OIL i q IS sss|ssSI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-27

r.
he was. Janet had called him George,
and I readily identified him as a
notorious burglar named George Han
way, who,had hitherto managed to
5elude capture. It mattered not now;
his doom was sealed. '''.3 @'ttsE 5 ,...E,
z After half an hour S walkingh he quick
ened his pace, and, striding briskly
along, led me on till We had left the
church some distance behind us. Be
fore long the road began to slope away;
the measured beat Of his feet grew
fainter, and I judged that he had taken
to the open country. MY surmise
proved correct, for l presently came to
a broken gate, and, looking through,
saw him slowly crossing the field be
yond 81 s .sG55 ~ MN ss 5s}fsst,
He evidently knew his way well, for
he never hesitated at any obstacle, and
cleared hedges and bitches with, the
careless ease Of one to whom such
work IS familiar. Presently he turned
to the left; We were on level ground
again, and at the foot Of 4 hill. Then
theyillian stopped and looked over his
shoulder on the open ground behind
him. MISSIONER did he notice mel than
he started of at 9 brisk run. But
was not to be foiled like that, and he
could not easily ontstrip me.
AS ha mounted the I'LL ] lost sighto 1
him, and when / reached the summit
he was gone. ~ i 5
Before Icould realize the meaning 81
this, I saw d hut Is little way on. and
went 10 it 10 once toseeif hewas there.
knocked no answer. 81 knocked
again, and 10 viieo rously that tho craxy
door rattled III its iranle. lille thus
occnpiod took u ~ view 81 the
surrosinding plan, and satisfied mysell
that 81 9 ~ cornpl etsly dis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-27


s'prang to my feet .-~~a az t>5*:' 4.
The woman had risen too. For an
instant I saw her .motionless shadow
the next, and I beheld a startling
transformation. The bent figure grew
erect; the shawl tell from her shoulders;
the concealing cap was torn aside. It
all flashed on me in moment, even
as looked. No woman's shadow
was this-but man s: the arm thrown
up-the murde knife in the strong
right hand? :. 80 " .g$. "A. :..... -
He burst through the partition in a
headlong rage, but my finger was al
ready on the trigger OF my revolver,
| and fired at him point blank. He
staggered, gave one little shiverine
leap, and fell back dead on the floor.
At daybreak / searched the place,
and found under the mattress the
| plate and some of the money he had
stolen from the church. I found the
false beard that he had worn as a dis
guise. ] found several letters signed
Janet which at once DESTROYED.
and then I went back to the inn tc
write my report OF the case.
Though { said as little as possible
concerning the part T had PLAYED ia
detecting the robber, the, story leaked
out somehow. and ]. was promoted,
and received a handsome reward into
the bargain. Out OF compassion for
Janet j kept my knowledge of her
secret to myself, and while none OF the
villagers suspected that Hanway had
come BY his death ii any unusual
manner her uncle alone knew the
actual truth. In time she forgot her
worthless lover; she married q Wellto-
| do miller in tho next village, and Istill
see her occasionally, when Ego down
there. D. & Il
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Orean Steamers.

NOrIcE-aLANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO. 10. NORTH RIVER
eERyIA ednesdav Feb. H. D m.
Welnss Feb, Is
BOTHNIA .....-..-... ..-.. WednssfaV Feb 25- . p
AURANIA ednesday, Mar, 4, H.
CABIN passage. $50, $50 and slOu
teerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at very
low Freight aud passage office No Bowling Green
VERNON IL. BROWN & CT, Agents
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
THE CORBlN BANKING CO.,
lis Broadpay. Nelr- York.
71ND 8 PER CENT FdRM MORTGd GES

That very considerable number OF investors have dster
min avoid the experiences OF tho past by pa ne thef
such will free them from rcot
gar7arOn 10 well evidenced by tue
from those who call upon us
nfOTma ion concerning these !sTm MORTGAGES NibeV
per OF borrowers pay promptly both pIlcpa
ana interest ertainy OF collecting The other
per cent by the being absolutely secured We
but from records Of transactions extending over quarter OF
a al OF which time have been actively en-
gagged In handling them We challenge 10 name
security has well met all the requirements lender
could Nothing cond DE better while paying ratc
greatly Of other securities that have from
time given place the investment class
they e as have Of the latter TO return the
principal stipulated.
senations hesitate about making them broad,
but with these possession have means OF
at ng and all who may doubt them totally or In
part welcomed thorough inspection which al Ali
times ready 10 have made
We viii mail our descriptive pamphlets TO applicants and
promptly reply ~ all letters OF inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
NteamNdfs euN Sailrsalsl
U,HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as IA
v NEw.YCRK. LAKE BEIE AND WESTERN RAJ

EE1S Aks 2ss aszH e tHs
Arrangement. of train. oaamss,:.s Depot From asd
%6s y ISu ImsS TSprss
s % % rnsn Nh Ssssis
s2S M 81 % &C. fSs soO % %
second day. Connecting arrive Toledo 7sS m and
.sss e. Veg, SOLID 1r1R
Ps Day snS & ssa
: sass, sm.Iins ooa.hes e chi.agS e..
4 ss ,SsG %ssss Gsss
sss @ )
aHdsys jun Si,s sss ssS s:sS foSo
HsStss go "a Sss s'ss?s'9 % Saturday
'ssss ss sF9SiEs rs q oss
and ,oanss, Sundays 04' $3.50 lo2O i''' 0''0
ss.ss ssasay ss KS ssns.,
Sond"a. and Kingston and MOatsOmsry an s'Sop m.
sss sss - ass $40
Il 30 e seq Ssa' sunday sas
sas ss ssS;
sss s,s1s. s4 Ss ss:.sas sns
s or q s oi IL ~ %
Eourt-st. Brooklyn. or o. the Companyts Depots
Express from the West arrive in NewYork ae 7io
2,3Q, 1l:25 a. and 1920 p m
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gen'l Pass'r Agent. Eewyork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
pN Trains leave for Engewood Closter, Permont and
Syack T. 500 10 H l. 800 T. 450, bi40, 6;40 $50
b9midnight. sundays, a. m. and sil6p m.
Manuel. Spring Valley and Monsey Z, ID <bo p N
'uD" JOHN N ABBOTT. eenr pa..r Agent Nsw.Y0rs.-
WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All trains leave West 42d Cortandt and Desbrosses ss
tations.
Chieago sl0 q m- ~ p. m. Pullman sleepers through
81 Louis. $780, a p. m. Pullman sleeDers.
Detroit; 10 q 300, +S p. Pullman sleepers.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester $40
m, $3.50 ssp m Sleeping and parOr through
Syracuse 7;lO. 10 Q M $3.50, .9
Utica. 7:l0, slo. Hoo a m. $500. sS D.
Newpurg. KINGSTON Catskill Albany ~7;lo 40. Hoo
For Montreal and Canada East 7ilo a. M; $3.50 p. m.
Hamilton London, 'lo m $3.50 q m Toronto $3.50,
sf,aiiy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
For tickets time tables paror or sleeping car scconmods
tions inormston apply At oces Jersey CITY, Penn kR
Annex office foot fnltonst NewY ork CITY r. 2O7 6 sl5
$685. $751; e46 lao l323 broadway 7S7 6thave lag East
l26th ST. 1871 Bowery. Penn r. stations foot Of Cort
handt and Desbroses ss and West Shore station foot oil
West 42dst BAGGAGE oae for and checked from hotels
"a state-st HENRY MONETI Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Eerinres an0 mee!in9s.

Errinres an0 nlee!inss.
fo os,oers ana managers wi held Tuesday t.oru-
ary ~, 1883, at It's rooms in the copper ~ nm. m ~
o. MCIEOSER. Sec. Z, hos =, ~ -%
MEXICAN INSTITUTE:-Annual meeting
n win be held at No "a. Cooper Union on rhohsDAf'
February a. seccs seey CYRUS LoUTREI. Pres
n ooO Hrdax Evening, February q, at O'Clock.
AA AA-' MIR. JOHN h. COUCH.
Subject:
"POWERS THAT BE-"
Reserved seats IS centA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Eeeal Notleea-

NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM II.
QUICK of the Township Of Franklin In the ouny
o ~on rset and state O Sew hath this day ma
assignment TO the subscriber OF his estate for the equal bene
ht Oi his cfcior that the said creditors must exhibit
their respective claims under affirmation To the sub
scr Der; at hs Residence. Kingston. New ersey
Dated Jan. - 1885. A S. MEIRICK, Assignee.
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
MICHIGAN.
In Equy-In the case between Pierre W. Wdey and Wal
ter T. fiod Trustees CDmpananis and The Northern Iron
Company aud Prank Spear Assignee IN Bankruptcy Of said
Company. Defendants:
hereby given to all persons holding bonds Of said
Northern Dn Company produce and prove The same with
the amounts due for pnnCpa ana interest thereon before
my Ofhce The Post Ofcs building In the city or De-
tot IN sai District before the nrs day Of April A d.
1885.
Any b)ndhOdcr contest the right Of any other bond
holder before before the above date
WALTER y. HAESHA,
Detroit January p, 1855. special Master.
ALFRED RUSSELL.
Solicitor for Complhinants.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Hotels.
Wmter Resorts.

A TLANTIC CITY, NEW-JERSEY.-A COM
iortaOle winter home warm rooms, good table and
sohaoe TERMS Every attention given to nvalids Address
EARL COTTAGE, p. y. Box 963.
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-A rare OppOr-
tnniy 10 visit tins wonderful place Il given persons
attending the Inauguration OF the Sew. orleans Exposition
shortest route to NewOreans Is by the Shenandoah Val
icy haIosL Their trains stop at this depot Excursion
can e mad from Richmond Lynebburg other trunk
lhes ana from washington and address
THE FOREST INN,
Natural Bridge, Va.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASH NG1ON ID. C., jan IL 1885.
Separate sealed proposals be received this Depart
ment until The ninth day Of March, 1885 noon
ing 9y contract Ma Bags forming in every respect
the Official samples In such quantities and at such times
the first day OF April 1888
SpecincGt the Mail Bags and the
conditions and requirements relating proposals and
contracts and also blank bdd ing win be furnished
on Application by letter To tho Second Assistant Postmaster
General No will be considered whon shall
been submit ted In with specifications
The contracts which be Will be conformity 10
TIE spech aud the accepted proposal he right Is
served. however. TO reject any or ali the proposals
FRANZ HATTON
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Eeeal Salts.

- city ayd County of NowYerk Michael Q Power PLAIN
agnfBsfJohn O'sullivAn and others defendants.
Judgement Of foreclosure and sale made
entitled bearing dato the 22d day Of
duly entered 2ad day Of January ~oJ
l. the gnod Referee the said named.
will sell public auction a the Exchange sales Rooms No
III HroadWay the CITY sni County OF Newfork on Tues
day OF February 1855. al ~ o'clock.
noon that day. by John H. Boyd ESQ., Auctonoer. tho
premises said Judgement mentioned and therein described
follows
certain los pieces or parcels o. laod with
and improvements thereon erected situate lying
Nineteenth Ward OF h' City Of New YORK
bounded followA 10 wits Bezinnnf at point OF the
Of street distant two hundred ant
ninety Eastcry from tho North ssery corner Of
erly partly through party wall and parallel with second
hundred ieo and four inches thence Easery
parallel with street hftytour feet, thence
EOnthnry parallel with second and part OF the
distance OF party wall one hundred ieo
and the Northery side OF sixty ninth stree
along the NOrthery side OF sixty ninth
street nftyiour feet 90 the point or place " beginning
Dated New-Y ork January 2ith, 1855; -. - ,,,,.-,
PuILDGNS & ORR. HENRY W. SAChEII.
piaintn n-s Attorneya Referee.
6l chambers street, New.f0rk
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Aurtion 5Jles OF Rell Gsilte

DICHARDV. HARNETr& CO., Auctioneers.
IL VIII sell "a auction. Thursday. Feb $.
Al ~ O'Clock. at tchangc alesfo0u ~ Bnahry
PEREMPTORN sALL TO tLosE An EeTAIE
by order Of the heirs Of George l0yett deceased
2i AND % UNION SQUARE
UNION sQUARE-BROADWAY Choice plot of land,
n feet by feet 10 inches deep. with story double
brick bui ding and twosiory briok thereon. ,
This property centre OF the hnet Class OF Dus
mesa and must naturally increase.
THIS SALE II ABSOLUTE.
For information to particulars apply 10 ~
McssIs. A. &. klNOSLAND & BUNS,
80 Hroli-st ...
or VAN SCUAICK. OILLENDER q rIplBEh,
Temple Out, \ TO y Betkmhnst,
New-lOrk
Maps at auctionccrs Office III Brosfway. ba'ement
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05

WALLAcK's. las, Night.
OF
VICTOR DURAND.
In consequence OF the production Of other novelties
Every Evening a and saturday Matinee az l:3O.
STU-AVE. THEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH.
- THIRD WEEK OF The ONLY ENGAGEMENT In
NFWYORK OF n. EDWIN BOOTH
supported BY the Boston Museum Company
Tonight FRIDAY nighl. THE FOOLS RsNENGE
only Presentation our1ng the Engagement
Saturday Mat Zee, Last Performance OF RICHELIEU.
lATH STREET THEATRE. Cor. 6th-aye.
/ II This Evening M g. Saturday MATINEE at z.
CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
This week only. In 0nenbachs opera
TIE DRUM.MAJORs DAUGHTER
Sunday Evening, teb :, PROF. CRoMWELIs
IRELAND and the LAKES OF KiLLARNEf'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05

IN EAST IOTH-ST-Furnished rooms, gen
~ temen married couples single rooms Doctors once
hou use Keeping references required
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Doaro an0 Rooms.

o0rH-ST., Ill EAST.-American private
family will third door sunny 'front.' roOm Win
superior aocomInodations and board ut fair price
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Proposals.

GREAT KANAWHA RIVER IMPROVE
PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK OF NAVIGATION
PASS, DAM NO q.
U. 3. EN0INKER OFFICE 37S ST PAUI-sT.,
uno.. BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. "a 1885
PROFOsALS for the Iron Work OF the Of Movable
pam on the Great Kanawha River west Virginia four miles
hart0n embracing about 10000 pounds Of wrought
anu yioo pounds sf cast IRON will be received at the u
M IngheeI once Charleston. Kanawha County West Viz
ately thereafter -
tsnt Engineer NJ Charleston drawings will be
eNbed ana al necessary Information at The Charles
ton ONCE - VIM. =. CRAIGHILL.
of u ATmv
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Cost and founo

+ OST OR STOLEN.-Bank-b0Ok issued by
the Seamens Bank for savings NswYork 70 the sub.
scrtber trustee William c. IL not found OF re-
taraed the Bank within thirty days from this date WI
apply TO the bank for o new book. - ....,-c.
Esw.York February 4. 1855. DAVID We1AV1nA<
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
IN LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
=. GREET PAVING EXTENSION.
.oofInterest to Sidewalk Build
Pl''N me eclipse Observed "A New
e." rn,uranco Associ"tion-rhe
Coprts-Other Notes.


... allowing is Of interest to the
ln' owners on Elm street, be.
w, Sycamore street and tho Hous-
'Y tT.xss Central railroad: Now that
- s. Harry is about to commence
'- .s,ions on paving Elm street with
,s d,arc blocks, il is well for all
le vu Wv owners TO hnow the require
IOFiSof the city ordinances concern
ien.is4 sewalks aud curbing.
ls So So 4. of the sidewalk ordinance,
ieV1of oIlows: "rhat hereafter all
sys I'll" 9" in the city OF Dallas, on
lltToin syed, or ordered paved, shall
IltS,Ss iructed OF good, hard, smooth or
Y c VA stone, or artificial stone, or
lliiobslt composition"
i'Ia M rlrblhg shall be constructed OF
~ lard smooth or dressed stone, or
! y 'gJS,iaI ,to.e, provided ,ha5 heart pine,
y u.s.. Ils,s ar oak lumber may be used on
" V.trset outside OF the fire limit,
y! tbe same has not been paved or
Nle VIA i nayed." The above rules out
aVsnbslt composition for curling
W. I,o,,atber, but permits its use Tor side
.l .ygs Tie city engineer will give the
eS'I and lines for any sidewalk when
'ror requested,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Inc, aneir mouse is continually tbronosd
Win patrons, not mere iole yiSitaps ~ ~
t tSsGs hPP1 patrons In the elength oftims
business ever done by any new 5o55 ,s,p n.
a,saa., MI Clover gives his oerson 81
attention to this department and is sot tod
praso hn AZ as cautions and thorough
ptescrlbtionlst to need any coS, u
incubation. Their stock ofdrusss ns ooill
ii ~ toilet soaps, perfumerv, ere
~ ss complete as any in the state. Pbv''
, ,ha,, II, WI DO well to remember that
iIIhey make speciality of Squibbs Find
EXTRACTS, Chemicals etc, for u escrin ,ylu
use Messrs, Clover & Co, have s i,YtUi
,,s,, a drawing of an elegant soda and
mineral water aperatus which is haino.
made for them aud will he i'm oror o,;us
about az April |. The store is elegant in I'm
Oil It's apartments and naturally ana ~
properly catches the eye Of the 1ubiic
rs wen by It's attractiveness as bv he
wei known purity of its goods and ac.
curacy of service ''' al" ac'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
In.nrnnce Excl,nnrn

The insurance adjusters of the state
Id smeeting here yesterday and per-
S.td an organization 10 DO known rs
b Texas Insurance exchange, with
Nd quarters in this city. c. II. Long
au, special agent OF the underwriters
.Hcy OF New York, was elected presi-
sliiH.R K. Parks, state agent of the Sun,
london, yice-prosident,a and He Dunn,
|eial agent Of the Queen of London,
FGHary. The exchange will, for the
Ftsnt, NJ up rooms here, but propose,
|nenly, date, TO erect n building OF
brown, to cost $4,000. The object of
i1chango Is for social and business
1tJsts for the better protection of
Wnpauies from insurance frauds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Pralsins a New Discovery.

DE mayor of Baltimore and every
Glading municipal Official have, in
junction with the governor of Mary
d and other heads OF the state gov
u5nt, publicly endorsed by their
oraPh signatures the certificate OF
lsallh commissioner, Of Baltimore,
rg forth the iscJ that tho harmful
fatal results attending
.soOi cough mixtures containing
-'e',narcutic5 or pOisons are entirely
.Noma In the Red Star
l5h Cure. They state that
happily supplants the OBJ
llnable and dangerous features of
'P4ratlons heretofore relied upon, aud
llA have often caused the death OF
,lrlu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Very Remarkable Kecoverv

Mr.. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Michigan, writes: "AIy vito has boon
almost helpless for five years, so help
lass that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two bottles of Electric
Bitters,. and is so much improved that
she is able now to do her own work"
Electric Bltters viii do all that is
claimed FOR them. Hundreds of test
monials attest their great curative pow,
GTs' only 90 cents bottle at W. II.
Howell & Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

bose who saw dMkly through
'Aed glass yesterday morning at,
100 u o'clock, Witnessed partial
pse' Twas not anuular from the
" presented hero. Its path was chief
north N parallel 20 oflatitude and
100 lar away TO give les most beau.
aspect to Dallas ga2ers. However,
united observation was quite graf
& Sc,h tiho observations were
ai the United States transit pier
" J'M. Oram's premises.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

FAX Ratidcata,
a drink that makes merry, but will
llVt lntoxlcate. The Latins and Greeks
We're proyerhtal for their sobrietv. In
SN1,N,c~uon with then, was criminal. The
Dluhsmedaus, since the days of tine
prophet, hSye excluded Intoxicating
uilnks from their realm, vet it is a
Meh-NuoWn fact that at their festive
uoatiS MARTY and merrmeut pre-.
TrS,iieo, Yet never to intoxication.
ms Was accomplished hv certain
uulds extracted from roots, fruits
anu banks, that h7d never under
zone fermentation, ~ bich is requisite 10
render them Intoxicating The aueients
neld me pax ratiiicata WAS drink tit
yea Tor the gods, aud it was their Gus
yGm upon raufSing place to mutually
pledge each other in this drink, i'm n
manner similar 10 tho smoking the pine
81 peace by the aborigiues Of America
II has a most wonderful effert, that of
making You love your enemies, and of
otessing those wh9 despitetuily use and
abuse YOU. Mr.. Ed. $. Aston and
Messrs' G. Il. Momand Il Bro. will take
pleasure ia supply ing the family trade,
whilst II is also 10 b9 had Mt the st.
George Hotel bar, Glen Lea and this
Office saloons. Hughes BIOS, sole
agents for Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Arizona and New Mexico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
The strife nere In Dallas.

The strike now prevailing throughout
the Gould systom has reached our city.
It's operations are not confined to rail-
road employees, but have assumed shape
among other classes. In fact, il has
been going on for some time past, but
was not generally known until re-
Gently. The employees of several lead
ing mercantile houses, factories, etc
known, further than thew all strike for
W ebstor's photograph gallery. Mothers,
take your blbies 10 Webster, II You
want the best and cheapest picture.
Young lady, young man, go to Webster,
II you want handsome photo Of your
self
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Dissolution Notice,

] have this day purchased the interest
Of II. 5. Randeli in the firm of G, A.
Roth ~ Co, | assume all liabilities of
the concern and collect all debts due
them. The business will loo conducted
as heret0tOre-pur goods and the best
attention guaranteed. L ,c cal. and
SEQ me at the Merchants Exchange
building, corner Of Lamar and Com.
merce streets. G.. A. Rom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
What Rosadulls win Do,

Rlo9sadalis is sovereign remedy for
all diseases Of the blood. 1t has no
equal for the cure of nervous disorders.
Read this certilicate: | would like to
bear testimony to the merits of Rora-
dalis, by saying that some eight years
ago was totally FRUSTRATED and could
get no relief from our family physician,
but after taking one bottle Of Rosadalis
became entirely restored TO health. |
now weigh l7j pounds, but when first
TOOK your medicine weighed only 1870
cheertully recommend IL to all, and
especially TO those afflicted with nery-
Gus debility,
Mrs. \. A. MARION, Baltimore,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Mrs. NOulen has associated Mrs.
Hawkes. with herself IN the dressmsi
ing business. They have taken the
rooms lately occupied by White &
White attorneys at-law, No. blS Elm
street up stairs, and are prepared tG
execute ali dressmaking with prompt
ness and satisfaction,
Mrs, NOulen solicits continuance
Vi patronage Of the ladies of Dallas aud
NlrinilN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

has considerably damaged Bauman's
stock IN Che wholesale department,
which he offers to sell at almost give
away prices. This Is good chance foy
every body TO buy cheap plulues, tipa,
feathers, pushes, hats, Volvets,
ribbons, silks, satins, velveteons.
llsces, dress buttons, hair goods, rush.
ing and many other goods Tor ladiea
wear. Ladies should go aarly to avoid
the rush at r, Bauman's, 706 Elm
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
The gentleman WHO desires a drInl

The gentleman who desires drink OF
something due, that win rejuvenate
without producing any bad effect, !
cigar, or II may be 10 indulge In quis.
game of billiards OF pool, and withG
courteous treatment, win find the sams
~ the Turf saloon opposite Oliver q
Grigg's bank. Ellie Thompson, ps,0
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