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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Sherln Sale.

Robert Tolerton Order Of Sale. STARK
va county Common Pleaa
william Stamp Of III etAl) Court
Dy virtue OF an order Of aAo Issued by
tho clerk Of the court OF common peaa Of stark oOun
", Ohio IN the above action, and 10 mo directed,
will 0nor for AAo NJ public 0nlcry at tho door OF tho
court house. In tho olty Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1886,
thu following described real estAte situate In stark
county ONO towt being part OF the nO thwoal quar-
tor toetiOn number ], township number III (WMh'
inRt ms M range number U. beginning for tho same NJ
Int IN hu norh lino Of said quarter 90 phrora west
o he northeast corner OF bAd quarter thence south
liO OtlOO pnfohea 10 tho n0fthe vt conner OF aero
lrArt deedea " William stamp and wife 20 Jool q,
HAMS Apl 4th, 1901 thenoo west 10 07 100 perohAa
Themes north 20 l4l0d perohea 10 ataGe hthoo eAsi
III U7lOO ptrcnesI thoneo north ~ perchea thence
west 10 100 perchoa u aAkej thence noi N 10 $40
prrchea tho north line Of said quArlor thence east
on I'D north ine 10 ~ 100 peohen 10 tho place OF be.
ginning attaining Ia Acrea Of land, more or ltsl,
Appraised M tid00
Bale to commence M O'Clock p m. Terms cash
JAMEs Ike. shsrn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

A COMMITTEE Of tho New Jersey Legls.
laturo has reported Ia favor Of remov-
Ing the State Capital from Trontou 10
Newark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Assignee's Notice.

The undersigned baa boon appointed and qualified ae
Asslauee OF Janios NJ Gilbert, o siark County, Uhc
mnriudw JAMrN HLhNIN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Sheriff Sale

George 0ontor Order OF Sale stark county
., "a Common Plea COuil
y virtue OF nm order Of aae aauod by the clerk OF tho
court VI common pleas OF stark county Ohi0 IN tho
above aotln hnd 10 mo directed will offer Tor aalp nj
public outory NJ tho door Of tho court house. In tho olt
0f Canton, stark county, ohlo, on
Saturday, the 25.h day Of April, 1886,
tho following described real cbtAto situate
In said county io.wit Lot number nlurtron hundred
and alxtya (inOO) IN the ~ ~ cauton, except y
piece VI sald lot hofttf0ro an1 n " thu same 10 Will
liam 00nasr jr aud being on the southwest side thcfo
" aud being doscilb m follows, Beginning NJ stake
on len street, IN nec west 90 fecl thnncu north ~
ieet honro east 90 feel thonc0 north a ccl thence
south along Alcn street 10 foot 10 tho place OF begin
hlnM
Appraised at 400,
sao 10 commence At 1 O'Clock D. m. Terms. oaSh
JAMES Lkk sheriu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Saturday, tho 95.h day OF April, 1856,
Sheriff Sale.

ClMiuda H. ilartloll ordcr Of aac, stark county
Va Common Pleas court
John Culver OF al
ny virtue OF nm order Of aalo laauod by tho clerk OF
tho 90 ~ 0f u0ninon ploaa VI stark county OHIO m
tho above acton, ana " ino directed, will offer for
ao at public ouioy NJ tho door OF tho court houec In
Tho city Of Canton, On
Saturday, the 25th day Of April, 1856,
the following described real estate situate In tAld coun
W t0wit Dclng part 0f town lot number nlno () In
liAlnca' addition 10 tho town " Alliance being ono
hundrod frot front On m railroad, commencing NJ tho
railroad llnc a. ih0 southwest onnef OF Milora lanh
running wcat With the rnht Of WY no tho railroad
ono hundred feet 10 tile rraBl corner " lioct land
hify feo. thence ct ono hundred frol 10 Anid Mtra
wet llnr thence north with said NIL ora wtul limo
aln feet 10 the place OF beginning, containing blh
thou aud square foot,
Appraised M t5Da
sale 70 commence att O'Clock D, m. Tcma, cAah
JAMES LkE shorir
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

Tho object for which tho "palloy iIhryestor Co.. was
organised having necn accomplished tho paftnerahip
10 from this date diaaolved. H. ID W. BAII,Igy,
- - A, 7, DOUIND.
March 18Th. ieBB-dw u j. D0UiW,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accounts having beon lllod In tho Pro
bato Court within aud for tho county OF bArk ana bthe
on Ohio will bo for hearing. examination and pasaaae
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Saturday, the llIh day Of April, 1885.

the following described real ostata situate IN sart
county Ohlo tOwit Part 0f tho northwest quarter Of
section thrtynye (b) township eleven (i), range v,
hegnnng f0f u boundary at the southeast corner Of
said quAIL0rl thenoe west with tho south ne Of said
quarter forty (a0) chains and forty ye (Ab links 10
north With The west line of said quarter nine C) ohalnH
and thirty ono ll) nhsio poal thence ehhl parallel
With III south ne OF said qlatfr section forty (i0)
chains and fOrtynfee i) nts 10 tho eAht lna 0f said
qnalter thence SOUTH with The cast ne Of said quar-,
f ninn ) chains aud thirty 0ne ntB 10 thn place 0f
beannlna containing thirty 6K and 90 100 (3a 0bl0O)
acres, be tho Same more NJ leBh,
Also parl n he northeast quarter Of section thirty,
four Bi) ia said township and range Aforesaid begin
nlnR Tor boundary At hp f0utheat corner OF aAld last
named Inhfefi thence north, with the eAst ino there
o. nine (Dl ohains and thirty one (bll links 10 pOsl
thnnce nOrth, hOAo west 10 CHAINS and va II h 10 d
post IN iha east la Of he 0nnOll0n Valley Hallway
~ the south ine OF siid quarter thence SOUTH 7o aud
lpi minutes east with said south line 10 chains and
% nha 10 tho place Ol beginning excepting, however
hO tho last described tract tw0 ana Onehalf acres out
" the southeast corner VI hhld last named quarter sold
by Jacob Harmon aud wife 70 Daniel hD0enbergr by
dbed dated April elat lhTl, recorded In thu STARK
county deed oorda vol liB pages a1l ana Nh, the
said tract IN section thinyiolr over and above said TWO
ana halt hores no excepted containing ~ Bbl00 aoea
and the two tracts containing ty aorfu, more or eaa
And the sans belng tho real estate sold hnd conveyed
by Jacob Harmon and wifo 10 Michael Miller BY deed
dated March bOth 1881, recorded In tho STARK county
daed records vol ia, page d24.
Appraised At y7.0O0,
sails 10 commence nj O'Clock D. m. Terms ono
third cash on day OF sale aud tho balance In two equal
annual phJmenla, With interest from day OF sale, ~
cured BY mortgage on the land sold.
JAMES LEE. Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

LoOklNd AFTER DYNAMITE,
0le OF ihe most inteTestlng, and at
thp same time important measures, that
has been introduced In the Legislature
this winter, Ia the Matthew'S bill regn-
lating the manufacture, sale, and u,e of
dynamite In the State Of Ohio. The bill
was on the House calendar this morn.
ing, aud was passed unanimously, II Ia
quite VOluminous measure, and deals
with the g,eat modern explosive heroic
ally
Mr.. Pruden's Senate bill to prevent
attorneys from becoming bondsmen,
wac l0at on pasaage-yeas, III nays, ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
Saturday, the 2Olh day Of April, 1885.

tho following described real eatan situate In STARR
county, ONO tOwit part NJ fractional section mum,
hor u township 10. range q, bounded IN fOnwHi To-
gnning ~ post NJ the southeast corner " lot form
cry Owned by Sy vanua Hathaway ana known IN tho
NJ ne quarry O ana running thence east "a perehea 10
poaI thence notn, 3A degrees east 20 p'roho' n
pOa near what wis rnOfly isapo fAylorh mill racer
thence north, BiA degrees weat N poIohoil thence
nifh 7ba degrees west IL perohes thenor nufih, ~
dlRrrfa wua 10 pefohoN thonoe west, l9la pofohea,
m nee a0uth, with land fOrmTly owned by A. sinith,
~ pnfoh thence cast 1915 pofohus, thence south 9
purohea 10 thn place " brgnnlng bring tho same land
COnyoyed w sheriff Atekruan " John IN Oba by drcd
10 Ocl0ier 2Oib. 1890. Also part 0f tho southeast
quafNf Of angii number q IN Tho m ward OF the city
0i MAAlll0n ana known M tract tlfty feet wide IN
front And forty eight fert wdn IN tho rear OF tho north
aud u lot B02 oi tho out'ot Of said city.
Fint tract appraised Ngl0,00o
B0o0nd tract 500,
sale 10 commence at O'Clock ., m. Tmmn oaAh.
JAMES LICE. sheriff.
The nboyo described property appraised NJ elOO 600
IN ihn bsmnNrin rowory ~ Masalllon, Uhio aud Will
be sold aN Statod by tho Sheriff. In the ca,o OF oolt
Va whitman OF nj,
N any ono d,grta 10 buy can bo made
with the preferred onhOldca for lime on about $1,000
Oi tho purchase money
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
saturday, the llth day OF AprII, lss5,
Sheriff Sale.

Christian sohott order Of Sale stArt COUNTY
w. Common PleAs Court
Julius Whitman OF AL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

Dy virtue OF an order OF sale Issued BY lhe tlerk
Of the Court 0i Common PeAs Of stark county Ohio IN
mo above action, and % mo directed will Offer foI
sale nj public Outory M tho door u TIT court hOuBo IN
tho CITY Of Canton, STARK county, Ohio, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02

ShcrlH snle.


Dy virtue Of an order Of sale issued BY the clerk
OF he Court Of Common Pleas Of stark county Ohlo N
a. public onoy At tho door Of tho court house. In tue
city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
JEwELEHe.


Ia KPHllAlM.
JEwiu.Ell AND OPrlOIAN-No IA EAst TusoarawAa
street Fno Watches ana J0wofy neatly repaired
and Spectaclea properly ntted 10 the eyo fobBa
UicOli0K DkuDiIK
JEwElhit- -DcAlor IN Watches uoon Jowolry, 8ilyer
ware, ctc Ka0t aldo public square, Canton D, Ito
pairing done promptly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
LOOKING AFTER DYNAMITE,

mnrnlng, Destroyed one OF Tho large
sh pa, entiillng a loss OF about $40.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
DRUGGISTS.

y. A. DAlul
iBuoouaor 70 u !, acigcr)
DilUaufyr AND pIiAilhiA AOiyr-oanton, q whore
may be found largo and well accotod stock Of I'm.
ported and Indigenous Drtgu staple and raro Ohcmi
calls (forvlRn and d0mesic) Medical picparAtl0nR
rr,poa, supporters, otop Oombu, Druahco, aud pcr.
fnnory IN ondoaa variety, Special attention " tho
nllina OF PhyuolAnn Prescriptions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
sIDxwALA NOTES.

Drnmmers' outfits spo cialty with
Ed Randall, the liVerymau.
First class grooming aud board Al Fd.
kandalfs stable. Rates reduced TO Sl2b6
per month.
For tho celebrated III prinoipe dc
Gales ana Mardi Gras cigars call Rt tho
Merohanls' EXCHANGE Bar, corner la.
mar and Commerce streets.
AS chopped feed Is bettor for stock
than whole grain, those having the
burnt elevator wheat should take 10 to
Folton's mill aud have il ground.
Mrs. Noulen has associated Mrs.
Hawkes. with herself ia tho dressmak-
lug business. They have taken the
rooms lately occupied by White 4
White attorneys at-law, No. 5l3 Elm
street up stairs, and are prepared TO
execute All dressmaking with prompt.
ness and satisfaction.
Mrs Noulen solicits a continuance
OF patronage OF the ladies OF Dallas and
vicinity.
The Melono transfer line, Dallas,
ieNas. Wo solicit the patronage OF the
travelling public for these reasons;
First, because we own the original 81.
lei Hue, the only complete line In the
city.
Second, Because we have In our ON.
ploy as drivers and conductors men who
have Formed part of the limo for
years and 40 arc thoroughly acquainted
with the city aud the business.
Tn ri, Because we have twice As
many 'busses and baggage wagons.
Fourth, Because we have more than
twice the capital invested In tho bust
ness that Mr.. Cain, better known a,
trenchy who owns the opposition line
running II under the name Of Siler, with
Siier ~ manager, and calling Il the old
reliable, and hoping 70 profit by Sller's
acquaintance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
PROTECTING oATrrE.

Kansas Legislators Leeislatlng to Pre-
vent Diseases, Provisions OF tho Act,
aud Penalties for Not Conforming
Herewith.
TOPEKA, Kas., Feb. 1.-THE follow.
ing bill Of special interest TO all parties
connected with tho cattle interest OF
tho southwest passed tho house:
An act for the protection of cattle
against Texas splenic or Spanishlevor,
aud repeating chapter three of the laws
of 1891.
BE 1t enacted by the legislature Of tho
state OF Kansas.
Section l. No person or persons
shall between tao iirst day
OF March and the first day
of December Of any year drive
or cause to DO driven into or through
any county or part thereof in this
state or turn upon or cause to
be turned or kept upon any highway,
range, common or uninclosed pasture
within this state any cattle capable of
communicating or liable to impart
what L. known as Texas spleulc or
Spanish fever Any person violating
any provision OF this act shall, upon
conviction thereof, be adiudged guilty
OF u misdemeanor, and shall for each
ofiense be fined not less than ylD, and
not more than 5000, or else impris-
oned in the county jail not less than
thirty days and not more than one
year, or by both su h hno aud imprls-
onment.
See, 2. II shall be the duty OF any
sheriff, under sheriff, deputy sheriff, on
constable within this state upon com.
plant made 10 him by any citizen VI
the state otherwise having no.
tlce, or knowledge that there
arc within the county whore such Off
cerfesides, csttlo believed TO be capable
OF communicating, or liable TO impari
the disease known As Texas spleuic, Ol
Spanish fever, 10 forthwith take charge
of, and restrain such cattle under slcl
temporary quarantine regulations A.
will prevent the communication ol
such disease, and make immediate re-
port thereof to the Live Stock Sanitary
commission, and such officers shall
keep said cattle Ia custody, Aforesaid
until released by order &c said lave
Stock Sanitary commission. No officer
who shall take or detain any cattle un'
der the provisions Of this act shall be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
KAUFMAN LOCAL NOTES.
THE FUN ON ROLLER SKATES
School and Church TOpics-Gardening and
Farming Boing Inaugurated-Pub-
lie Views on Pending Leg
islative Matters.

KAUFMAN, Feb. 2l-[Speoial. The
skating rink craze has fairly captured
this town. Old and young, married and
single, all go to the rink, and must of
course take a hand. Last night there
was grand carnival and fancy dress
ball at the rink, which proved to be q
very enjoyable occasion.
The public schools of Kaufman close
this week, after five months session.
The principal, Prof, Goolsby, will open
private school April l.,
The ladies of the Baptist church at
this place have raised money and pur-
chased a splendid organ fer the church.
The Baptist and Methodist churches
of Kaufman are now bath elegantly
furnished and reflect great credit upon
the people.
People have begun gardening in good
earnest, and farmers are awaiting them
selves Of fine weather to break aud pre-
pare their lands. Complaining will be-
gin next week. The continued cold
weather will increase the loss of stock.
The vote on local option has been post
poned in this county, to await the action
OF the,legislature on the subject.
People think the proposed bills before
the legislature increasing the penalty
Tor gambling and pistol carrying, Of
doubtful prOpriety. While they depre-
cate the existing OWLS, they doubt
whether juries will convict under Law
increasing the penalties.
or tho female clerk bill, Is is thought
by many that the compulsory part OF il
is wrong. Women should have an equal
chance with men to engage in any hon.
orable callings suitable to their sex. T
public officials should refuse to recog
nize the just claims Of female appli
cants; ana appoint mon only in their of
tlces, hold them responsible at the bal.
lot box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23


4 ~ NhOiN ANOh ktuli.AtfNu THE
. a ,ogNitNoiIon Dnd maintenance o, awu-
i.IS a.g Nlsns or, over or across sidewalks
lu tine City ~ Dallas
7LylI'N J.. " itordalned hy the CITY Conn.
ilt.t 5lo Wy OF Dallas, That 10 shall DO uu.
49, i9' Nuy person or persons iu Greet ny
INST il,l gby awning, ON, over or across
any sidewalks in the CitvoT Dallas lower mi
g"y p9'ht IMAM tea feet nom the surface OF
tNN s,Ve" uNi NU awnings shall BOO securely
,.N'NNtN TO LlC slide Ni the building and arm-
SUPPORTED BY lroa brackets, aud on avn
W.s9l eNytNl plotn awnings, within the fire
~ rl'' shUu ee covered with tin, sheet from
.iuNi or some irc-proOf material nor shall
any per'cu erect any awning pa,f on any
NueW"is IA the CITY of Dallas. An awning
.e>i' now standing on uny sidewalk
,'tNl ue removed AN soon R the y wnlpgs they
support N0 removed Tor repairs on otnor
tugposesi nor shall any awning cx,oud
~ the sidewalk.
sec. z, II shall he unlawful for any person
OF ltlsonS 70 place, have or maintain any
slAh ol wool, cloth, TIN or OahOr NuAslNnCVt
gtiuE suspended, fastened or attached IN any
luellut, on, across, along, ONar or above any
slUSWAH or Street In said City, whether above,
a VI, ueloN the awning, SO thAl the same shall
ptiU ~ ,il"le than six inchosirom the Outer
euso o. any lot or building abuttiug ON any
street INA said Cltyof Dallss.
,,ici -, a. Any Que violating any Of the pro.
NlHiuuh ~ me Two preC edlOg ACTIONS shall
on convection ia Tho Mayors c,.lrt be huCd
tn IN sym not less tAGa ave no more than
!, $40 .. Tnat This orlns.nce take eject from
~. passage and puhl,eatlon,
Approved octeher \, 1854.
tine COM. - NN'Ni-'' ""''''
w n. PARRY, Ci,v sacrotarv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
INsEor-EArING MIN.
Whole Nations Who Greedily Devour
Creeping Insects

Whole Nations Who Greedily DeVour
Creeping Insects.
The insect-eaters here referred to are
not occasional persons Of depraved
tastes, but whole nations, who consume
insects ON so large scale rs to raise
them to regular article OF trade.
Loousts are an article of food in parts of
Africa, Arabia and Persia, OF such i'm
portance that the price of provisions Is
influenced by the quantity OF the dried
insects in hand. The Tuaregs of A trica
esteem them highly, and a single in
dividual will eat ~ many as 800 Of them
raw, roasted or stew ed-at - meal.
Cakes of crushed lOcusts are a delicacy.
Boiled tOcustS are appreciated
in Burmah. Termites and ants are the
next most Important food insects. The
egg-laden bodies Of the females of Alta
cephalotes are industriously collected
by Indians in South America, and the
taste of their roasted and sailed bodies
has been appreciated, even by Enro-
peans. The African negroes can hardly
get enough of terlntes, which are eaten
fried at the Cape, and in other regions
are made into cakes. Roasted termites
taste something ike marrow or sweet
cream. The II year-Old locust has been
eaten in North America, and Is said TO
have been used in sOap-making. Cakes
are made in Mexico with the eggs of
two kinds of water bugs. A cake
made in Fezzau of Insect eggs
is described as having tho
" Y 70 easts seyplsse1h Th9 Romgq Us
cossus. 4 favorite dish is prepared in
Jamaica from the larya of a beetle that
htNTnq In I'm Nsssts 10 -.
Another wood insect is preserved In SUI
gar by the Chinese and Maays, and Il
liquor is made, with the addition OF
some water, from beetle in Mexico.
Caterpillars are eaten in Australia and
at the cape, at the risk of woeeul pains
In the stomach, and even spiders, alb |
horred by every other race, arc eaten |
by tho HOttentOts and New CaledOni- |
ans, with the same liability. Worms |
are accepted as food by very few people. |
A kind of grub is collected and eaten Ina |
Brazil, q neried worm In Samoa, and a
reed-worm by the Amos of Japan. /
The Australians around Port Adelaide |
are said TO have llvsd ex-
clusively on worms and mollusks, while
they abhorred beef Some persons I'm
Naples eat tape-worm, q parasite of
the carp, tried in oil, and call IL by the
name of macaroni patti. Sea-urchins
form quite important item I'm the cook
cry of some lands and are popular I'm
some OF the Mediterranean dis
tricts OF Europe. Vestiges OF /
them are found among tho
remains Of feasts OF Pompeii, and 100000 .
dozen Of them are still sold in the mar. /
kets of Marseiles every year. They, /
with holothurlas, form important items .
in the food consumption of China aud |
Japan, whore tho people rarely see our
butchers meats. Tho holothuria fish /
cry is carried on extensively in Japan
from April TO August The "catchn Is /
consumed fresh ON tho spot, or is pre-
pared and packed for the Chinese mar. /
ket Even the Medusa, which no other
animal, so far rs Is known, will eat, Is |
sought for by the Chinese and used az a |
dried and sailed meat Popular Sci. !
ence Monthly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23

II Mr. Ingalls,, Of Kansas, could Ina.
duce Congress to pass the bill
he has introduced in the SEN
ate prohibiting general log.
lslation on appropriation bills that
Is not germane or relevant TO the sub.
j ct matter OF the bill, he would accom-.
pllsh good purpose. 10 would appear
a. If IN "do nothing" Congress k
tho present ono-the only way To se.
cure the passage of any legislation was
by attaching IL 10 an appropriation
measure. This IL an OWL, OF course, for
the bill Is crammOd through Congress
aud must be accepted or rejected bv Tho
PRESIDENT as whole. Indeed, web6licvo
that II Senator Ingalls, had been serious
IN mis- atompt 90 correct an evil ho
would have proposed TO give tho Presl.
dent power 10 veto separate items of an.
pfoprlNiion bills without prejudice la
The rest of The bill. Like the Souate',
unlimited dehate' aud the Houses
leave TO print the prersgativa oil an.
taching "ridors" 10 appropriation meas.
ures Is dear 20 the COugressmau's heart.
II would DO better to give the decision
OF what lsa 'ridUr,n and what ia not.
10 ono (liko the Presidency outside Of
Congress, and thus not blgssed, by the
same Influences, New York Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23

Every woman who suffers from sicl;
headache and who disiike3 to To- tako
bitter doses, should try Carter's I,ittle
liver Pills. They are the easiest of ain
medicines Go take. \ positive cure FOR
tho above distressing complaints; give
prompt relief In dyspepsia and mdiges.
uoui prevent AMI cure constitution
aud piles. As easy TO take as sugar.
DULY one pill adoso. Forty ia Viai'
Price . cents ltyou try Thorn you will
not b0 without them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23

WASrhD - LADY AGENTS. VIZ
labv age nay we pest selling line OF goods for
a sTIS "sSu,s lu America IL consists of Inc
cSinue,ens Protoctorn "Dalsyn StooSinS snS
tiNaIrt nn,u,pgurter Sbouldor Brace, Combined
halr Hustle end s',lrt supporter. Safety Bet
onI iso o'hr sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
Wear These goods are new devicss' '', s,onia
svcr ,' ng. NJ can't fail 10 sell something I'M
s,nool sonse We have 800 agents makine
Win YIy bnsG3,hnthy, We have 81, 81 aud IS oatais
cent ,vas,s vi Whi.h an agent can make ex.
0AMFbELL6 CO., IS May street, Chicago,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
n. P. BEE. Insurance Commissioned
PRATHIsR, ABDREY & EWING.
Local Agents, Dallas. Texos

nEpARTMENT or INSURANCE, STA.
- tissues aud History, Austin, Texas ion
|, lSS5.--lo all Whom Il May Concern: Tbis
Is To certify that the Hartford \ re Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, has in ali res.
peets I4I,tly complied with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent 10 its doing busine &
In this state, and that said Company holds 81
Certificate OF Authority from this Office en-
tltlns II to do business in this Slate fortweive
months from the list tay OF January, 1885, to
the lst day OF December, lsS5.
J. 81 Given Hnder my hand an1 seal, at
once, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
II. 2. BEE. msnrnnee Commlsslnnnr-