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N0 0FEEaE FOH NAsBY.
The Corners MI E:ro!se up Over tie $itm-


A''N S"'AS1S 40 - ~ i'
alton.
II wuz cegspectid that lie Corners wood
be all lore up by tho onaccountabie per
yyrscGjs NY jhe President n Tot ir,neidly
.>..ov.n the Niger Lubbock from tie post
office Pollock and Bigler Fl al the two col
lec55rsAips and apQintin me, issakei GAY
itt and Dcekin Pogram IN their places.
! The good derktn, lssakcr Bascom, ana my
self he'd got ourselves worked up into SIGH
q Hlry over the sio%ncss ny the President
IN doing this net uy iestis TO q long Suaern
| guar5etie that We had got it worried iato
oar systems j!ia5 the cu.ire Corners Wuz q
indignant about ! e wa VIZ. 3a-"o.n
would look at the u'}Hl'; marks on the back
nv his door, which j. his dly BOOK, aud
! then open Lis ledger To- which lie posts TIC
door, and dror q 5, rH tbat VIZ hc}rTe1d,n.
| And when be wood reio9ze to give me Tx
! &gr ON account NV the appointment Hiah
! ~nz to come, 1 wood dror SIN tina. 'Euz
! heartrcnGiner, Under the supposishun
that the ieciin in conseAcuc" ny this onac-
c1uutable delay WIS su,hia intense IN the
Corners, We called nleetln nv the cimoc-
risy to consider the silooashen, and Ne an
t,ssjpa;cd a GcmOnstTashcn Wicl! GOOD
| make his AXuencY quake IN lie " Aile
/ House.
/ The wuL 4 good many present for the
alluz go1dy to meet ard consider things
Their care .ur things Of Na~lnci importance
/ laEin il everything from the best settLn
nv the !niuu question 10 che payment w
tie Nashntl debt.
Bat it was Gis2ustin neetin after all.
and did NOT pan cut cz well ez l hoped and
! expected
he'd series nv resolooshens prepared,
! yich offered, reeitin that the Umuccisy
Nv the Corners had bin groaniu under the
inHickshen Nv Fedrcl otI5shoidcrs 1ur
twenty-five long and dreery years. and that
now that the Dimocrisy he'd finely hi
UNIFIED the people they demanded with one
voice and likewise III thunder tores that
the Radikei o3iishcls be turned out and the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES.

DR.. Robert Newton, late President Of the
Eclectic College. OF the city Of New York. and
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used D. W.
Halls BAISAM very extensively in his practice
a. many Of his patients, now living &ud re
stored 70 health by the lie @ hi, Invaluable
medicine. can amply testify. lie always said
that so good remedy ough; 20 be prescribed
freely by every physician as j sovereign remedy
IN al! cases cflgrg diseases. Il cures Cousura;-
ton and has no equal FOR al pectoral com
plants fe-tty&wIy
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al would That / We're Deadm

Cries many q wrctched housewife to-day,
a, weary aud ljsheartcned, she forces her
self to perform her daily task. don I
seem as II could set through the day.
there no rolief2" Yes, madam, there is.
Dr. PierceS " Favorite Prescription is an
mfailing remedy for the complaints to
which your sex is liable. It will restore
YOU 70 health again. Try it. All druggists.
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ANFcDorE or LINcoIN-A New York
firm auulied TO Abraham Lincoln before
he became President as to the financial
standing Of one of his ncighbors. Mr.. Lin
coln REPLIED as follows Yours Of the
1nth lust received. I am well acquainted
with Mr.. -. and know his circumstances.
First of all, he has wife and baby; to-
qether they ought to be worth $4,000 TO
any man. Secondly, lie has an Office in
which there is a table worth 81 %, and
three chairs worth says Last OF ell there
is in one corner a large rat hole, which will
hear looking INTO. Respectfully yours,
a LINCOLN
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THE CHOLERA.
IT'S CAUSES AND METHODS Oh
TRANSMISSION.
Interesting Information Upon the
Subject, with Historical Facts
and Brief Suggestions.

In a recent article by John C. Peters, NJ
D., OF New York, published in the Bfee'ics]
Record, the following interesting and i'm
portant information is given:
| have read many brilliant essays of late
on these topics, but not with unaiIoved
pleasure. for ! believe that many writer's
have fallen into errors which it is import
ant to correct. No really Wcll-inf4med
person has believed for q long time that
carbolic alcohol Will destroy The cholera
poison; but many fully and correctly be
iiuvc that real germjcides will It has been
known since 1872 that microbes, baciIli and
bacteria could live in very strong solutions
OF carboiic alcohol, and that the dilute
mineral acids, taunin, chloride, corrosig &c
subumate and others would kill them.
II 1888 cholera did not rise alone liz
Fsvpt from filth, but from importation.
Il dill not commence at Alexandria, but ut
Damieta, which Is The nearest Nile port 10
Port said, the outlet Of the SUtZ Can Il.
There were $500 deaths from cholera in
the Bombay Presidency in 1858. Bombay
merchants came both 10 Port SAID and la
mietta to attend q great fir there, 10
which ut least 5000 people Colgrcgated,
in addition 70 The 50, coo inhabitants. The
BARRIERS who shave and prepare the dead
are the first registrars Of vital statistics in
many Of the Egyptian towns, and the
principal barber Of Damietja was among
the first to die OF chOlera hence all the
earliest records Of deaths were lost, and the
more fatal and in!cctiye diagrhe4l cases
were never recorded. Next the principal
European physician Of pdmietia had his
attention called 10 the rumoGs of numerous
deaths, and investigated the matter, to find
that cases of cholera had occurred in May
whereas none had been reported publicly
until 5ule 2is-. A zldig, or ca a , runs
through Damietta from one branch OF the
Eile to another, and this is the principal
source Of the water supply.
Mosques and many houses are OF the
banks Of ibis canal, and their dralnage goes
into it. Every mosque has o public privF,
and also tank for tie addition, which all
good Mohammcdans must use before en-
terina holy place There was, Of course,
great choeraic water contamination, aud q
sudden outburst Of cholera took place. The
1900 people who came to the fair were
s.ampc!cd out Of Danielta, together with
about 10000 Of the inhabitants, who car
rie9 the disease with them back into
Egypt. Then only was rigid quarantine
established, and q Gordon put round Dam
ictta to let 10 one 80 out, neither food,
medicines, doctors, nor supplies Of any
kind. Such IS nearly the history of every
town attacked in Egypt in 1883.
When the pcst,leuce had been let out Ct,
esussc, severe measures were taken 10 keep
il III Cairo, for Up the Nile was attacked
long before Alexandria suffered. This
cholera broke cut, rs il almost always does
in Egypt, when the river Nile is low and
the water unusually bad. It disappeared
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STROLLS ABOUT PARIS.
SOME OF THE ALTERATIONS TO
AMERICAN VISITORS.
The Luxembourg ana i&'i'h9o''
Desc~ibed-Th Hotel des Inya-
lides for Veteran Soldiers.


In NV last letter 70 the REconp-U MON,
which was published some time since. I
promised to resume a description OF the
ulaces and structures Of interest to be seen
by the visitor at the French capital, where
Americans are always greatly attracted, and
where the number who have taken up
permanent residence, in addition to the
long list who are merely doing Eu-
rope, are constantly met with. Prominent
amongst the curiosities on the left bank Of
the Seine is
THE LUXEMBOURG.
With its galleries OF modern paintings and
its fine garden. This elificc, erected By
Marie de Mcdicis, VINO intrusted Rubeus
and his disciples with its decorations, has
since been greatly altered, and Is one Of the
finest palaces in Paris. Among It's uumcr-
GUS halls the Sale du Throne or throne
ball. Is spIendidly decorated with large
paintings drawn from the history OF
thc first Napoleon. The apartments Of
Marie De Medicis and The chapel have been
restored The cupola in the palace library
nas been decorated by Eugene De.acroiX,
and is one Of his masterpieces. The nu-
scum fills number Of halls, and contains
the works of living artists-paiRtings.
sculptures, drawings, engrayings and lith-
ographs. Ten years generally e!Gpse after
the death of an artist before his works
are transferred from the Luxembourg to
the Louvre.
THE PANTHEON.
In the neigbb5rh-od Of the Palace Of the
Luxembourg is the Pantheon, built on she
spot where St. Genevieve, the patroness Of
Paris, was buried It was first dedicated
tp that saint: but since the revolution il
has been consecrated to the memory o.
Ilius,rious men, IS It's inscription implies
Aux grands hommss. Il patrie reconnais-
sante. II IS one OF the most beautiful
and imposing ediGccS in Paris, and as
il occupies the summit OF Hill
1 DOM mates the whole city. Its
sty'a OF q chit cture is Jrsco-Eoman,
and in the form OF a Grccian crCaS The
arms of this cross, about eighty IeoJ high,
may be said TO form base 10 ibis dome,
which has an elevation Of go feet The
ground structure, about fifty feet high,
supports a kind OF circular temple, sur
rounded by thiltr-two Corinthian columns
thity-ilyc feet high. and terminating in a
terrace. above which rises 4 taubOul OF
tweUty-cieht feet The latter is again sur
mounted b. an cyoid cupoia Of for!y-fiye
feet, and crowned hy a lantern Of ten
columns, which is Itself covered Dy Il
smaller cupola and cross. Tho aspect OF
this monument il admirable. 4 fac-simile
of ,he jone
WORKED N CALIFORNIA QUARTZ
Is exposed in a jewelrg store on Mor;gom-
cry street San Francisco, and attracts gen
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F1r1AL DEVOTION OF i rfRD.

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my t.iGj' az, 80 tbins
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:i'''''l lii( Va ,l;1l.',-,,oJ a harLet's nt
- 80 II, - - fl,o hirds Four nf
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,--1dt MO mt law 1>.inr in the
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WIN f1od g-9s mt into the Gaze. the
~. Ia IErI cn,1j o,Iv 1coL at i lpp.-
i".,},, ,,;tI,ant having the strength to drag
;,Iol.r ,,-itI,i, r,,,.h nf il Then il was that
~ ,..,,,,,,ar hir5s manifested SINGULAR
shirt IF Kindness. Oaicklv. and even with
an air Of tenderness. rs It seems, they
carried food 10 the decrepid old bird. and
! fed IT rs if it had been only tledgling
Str,cI, In, his =pcafacle the naturalist eX-
afn;nal ihn uc.t from which the bird had
boen taken. end found it was full of Lusl:s
81 ;,,..,..!.. li,.,,r-i,,fT an
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70 ray Old PATRONS.

2 STILL OFFER Ny VALUABLE SERVICES
YOU are So unfortunate as 10 reqliire lh.nl.
Win a mind rQaJu-ed and enriched by $3.50 les 81
an advanced order, I c5a safely say that there Il
ia-fl~ g disease in the catalogue o human lis
that cannot ttea, e successful issue.
LADIES am always ready 10 assist yoH. II.
past knowledge ugs been increased ~ extensive
,.xpeyleuCe an now able to treat you wi.l
;hs certainty Of slccess No case peca16I C
v0urdelica,corCau sm j. beyond my sure control.
Ay Female Monthly Medicines are superior e.
say offered heretofore, ana viii be warranted X
have the desired eject in MI cases
Those OF the public who need my services cau
depend ;;pon gent,amanly, honorable and sci.
entife treatment at reasonable raios.
address particularly those VINO have aePl ia
tired by yoU Aful ildiscretiOus, and those whc
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can if they prefer, consult
me BIZ letter, detailing the symptoms OF the dis
ease or trouble, and receive medicines by ex-
press with fui Instructions All letters NUT
be directed ]. Il JOS5ELYN, u. D., Z2G Suffer
street. san Francisco, Cal.
Cur. warranted in sill cases, or no pay re
CURED. Consultation, personally or by letter.
gratis. send FOR book. Comfortable apartments
for patients at ny InhrnaTy Cghen desiIedj,
with experienced nurses.
Consultation ParlCrs. 225 Suffer street adjoin.
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building
Ofice Hours-From 4. NJ. to SP.M
MY Diploma hangs in nag ofhG<.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology ana Mari.
age. For sale lgf All newsdealers.
o2-Spt. =. 81. ,J0SSET'TN. W. ..
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WANTED.

4 GENERAL BLACKSMITH. s. PER DAY;
y g brick mol3er. so; a cheese maker. SO.
r man cocs, 81; also, > walters So a.>',
Woman cook So; . girl 10 waist end do cham
5t7worS Tor tae country. 50; also, 3 girls for
Homework, city, SIS 90 -. also, girls r- tie
country TO 90 houseWUrk, IS 10 81 Apply 20
HOUSTON K CO. employment Office sru-th
and L streets. Sacramento. epls-IpE
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Honesty sometimes keeps q man from
becoming rich, and ciyiiity from being
witty Chesterfield
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.


Said little wandering maiden
To bee with honey laden,
" Bee. ut all the flowers you work,
Yet in some does poison lur6.'
"That know, my little maiden
Said the bee with honey laden;
But the poison [ forsake,
And the honey only take"
Cunning bee with honey laden.
That IS right, replied the maiden;
$50 will I, from all | meet.
Only draw the good and sweet.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS

IN WINCHESTER, MARLIN, O. -
| Colts and kennedy Repeating N415.{
Rifles Also the Ballard Rifles. -gSssES-
A full line of English, Colts and S
Parker Brceeh-loading Shotguns. v "
Also, full line of Club and Rink Roller Skates
and repair parts on hand. Send for Price List
HENRY ECKHARDT, 523 X street, Sacramento
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70 BREEDERS OF FIFE STOCK.
senson Commences Fshruary l. 1885.
BERLIN,
BELL CONSERVATORY,
,y;+,, and Tenth w and Y streets,

SACRAMENTO.
yVyHE LEADING NVRsERYMEN AND .gSssss5.
Florists Floral designs of every "a ~
description always on hand. Our Flower 49, 80
work is equal to any on the Coast, and ~
our prices are the lowest Flower Pieces sent
to ali parts of Northern California and Western
Nevada Telegraphic orders receive prompt at
tention. Telephone No. l55 ap2l-Sp
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The Tuscarora New Tnlcs says salmon
ere plentiful in all the Independence valley
streams.
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HElH HOME SEWING MAGHIHH
To z-s--sz-s 5zEl -


TT1HE STANDARD DRAFT Stall ar
ion viii make this season at ~.
G'Toops Ranch, F1eePort; Alex. steven W.,
sons Ranch Upper stockton Roa 9 an" ~ 6s'taI
is ssitI to b. the most Perfect Draft Horse tha1
ever came to this country: Dark Gray, Welgh'
! $40 pouuds and stands 10 hands nlgh.
IN, ~ Ism WI. CURTIS, Proprietor.
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In my last letter TO the REconp-UyIoN
which was published some time since. I
promised to resume a description of tho
places and structures Of interest to be seen
by the visitor at the French capital, where
Americans are always greatly attracted, and
where the number who have taken ul
permanent residence, in addition to the
long list who are merely doing Eu
rope, are constantly met with. Prominent
amongst the curiosities on the left bank O
the Seine is
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a Doctors Wife.

nkR HUSBAND MAkE5 A CONFESSION.
Dr. w. J. Gibbon. Of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high rs a medl-
eai gentleman. His wlie's lingering condition.
became so well known. tha, reporter heeos,ed
him on the streets Of Memphis, one day. when
the following dialogue was had:
"Doetor. am glad to learn that your wife
has regained her health aiter several years Of
misery and suffering"
ayes, sir. she is now quite restored TO health
to the great establishment Of myself and all who
knew her."
Have you any objection to telling me her
complain; and the remedy 70
None In the least. She labored under IN
affection peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
ofappetite, emacia,ion, prostitution, impaired So
cretions, cold exlrcmi,i.s, Mysteries, constant
headache, extreme nervousness, and wns bed
ridden over three years. Ny skill and that OF
other physicians was exhausted and she was
given up TO die. Some one mailed me the Foru;ul-
FOR DIR. Dromgoole's English Female Biiiers.
Iprocured a few bottles and placed her upon its
use. and |, cured her like magic. It Is q won.
derful medicine, and take pleasure In recon.
msnding II to all women who need q tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at sI.oo n sick, send Tor Q
IS cent book FREE 81
J.P. pRoMoooLE & CO.,
Louisville, Ky,
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railfOtd Huhsidias a. issue court house
sud lill bonds ~ run 70 Years
THE bill amending thH Law niVluR uo.
rhanics, material mon aud contractors
n lien.
The bill regulating the transmission
uf tHlrgtHms.
The bill validating the laws and ordi-
nanGeA NJ MOkia prior To last February.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, Of Travis,
the bill authorizing w. A, Wilson Ia
sue the state for money claimed for
work done on the ponitontlsry,
The house went into a committee ui
the whole ON the bill; Mr.. CTavons In
the chair, recommended the bill pass,
Mr.. Foster (of Grayson) moved that
tho house do not adopt the report OF tho
committee.
Judiciary committee No, reported
favOrably the bill offered by MI
COombos, auth orlzlng tho judges OF the
supreme court TO each appoint slono'
graphic clerk. There seems 20
be no opposition TO the bill,
as II In apparent "a
all that with tho help of these clerks
much more business can be- disposed OF
by the court, and with much less labori'
Gus work. The judges think with the
help thus afforded, they Will DO ablo 10
dispose of ~ least Ono-third more, II
not double the amount of business they
are now doing, on account of having u
devote so much of tholr tlmo ana
strength in writing opinions.
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-, ,.II----- - ---nI .--,l ,-T Iu,,,,
meek ca tlrk ihniu1tlV'1 Whgn hlhoi
Whefe tho ninhny n Governor
lfnland,s position and thai ~ no ,'pid
Alrhlde' nn the lease question mss been
iullY Vindlenied, ana ihey swtotlt huh
serenely smile Whnn tho lalltf " men
toned
lhoHh ttoNohluNl w. htshNlAliNhs'
Ihat Nh ~ senator Johes seehlhS 70
croatia board Of managers Tor the cha
riiahle ani penal INSTITUTIONS oTlho state
should become law Immediately ana
tue governor prevailed upon 20 sppolnt
certain oi lhev very "nle anu ulsllhgulan-
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which, from present appearances, will
he to-day ~ tu.uurfuW IN the house,
but understand u will have y gauntlet
~ fua la tho senate.
TItruuAstrr COMMITTEE.
Tho granite committee II stu hgurinR
sud working away, although ~ hill ~
completed, What the result VIII he on
this granite question, ! can scarcely
conjecture. II ~ docs not
take too much money o. make the ok
change II will be done and vico versa.
IL ought by all means 10 no done how
ever, oven II IL costs half a million 30
accomplish II,
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Capital City Cuttings.
HE GREER COUNTY MATTER.


AUSTIN, March ID. Especial. -
Messrs Terrell and Davis made power
full arguments in the senate in favor OF
the Greer county matter this morning,
but the speech OF Mr.. Kilgofe in Opposi-
ton was logical, and made al impress
sion upon the minds of the senators
which will be difficult to efface. He in
sisted that agitation Of the question was
dangerous, and jeopardized the claim OF
the state to the territory, and the gem
eral impression is that his conclusions
are correct. Besides, it is generally
conceded that Commissioner Walsh and
Gov. Ireland would not be so careless
and indifferent to the peoples interest
as to sign patents for land over which
there hangs the least semblance OF
cloud to their validity
THE vALvERDE BILL.
Mr.. Terrell entered motion to recon-
slider the vote passing the Valverde
county bill, and there is a chance for its
being killed, as it My received two ma
iority. MIR. Halls argument against its
creation was forcible and logical.
TWO DOLLAR A DAY STATESMEN.
The legislature is on 80 per day now
and the proceedings in both houses
Yesterday and last night indicate a
strike on the part of the members and
it is rumored railroad employees have Of
fered their service to the governor,
either to legislate or to protect the
state property and to keep members in
proper bounds.
RECEPTION.
The governor gives reception and
grand banquet to the legislature at the
Ray mond house tonight.
The governors reception TO the legis-
lature was magnificent success.
MANY sentiments were proposed and
elounent responses made. Gov. DOrr
and Judge Morris, of the supreme bench
of Nebraska, were present and both
spoke.
THE BREWSTER BUY.
An effort was made last night to get
IN the Brewster county bill, ahead of
| its regular time, but it was defeated.
1t will be reached probably tomorrow.
| II will probably not pass, aud it ought
not TO, as it is too thinly settled and
would be too burdensome on four or
five men who would have all the taxes
OF tho county to pay. There is S-lecu-
lation In it, evidently, and members
should learn the facts before voting
for it.
THE PENITENTIARIEs.
II is generally Understood That ii the
pepitentiaries are TO be properly con-
Quoted without loss TO the state, big
appropriation will be necessary with
which to purchase material and put the
Rusk prison in order for the manuiac-
ture of iron. The unwholesome fact
creates a freezing GOODNESS when the
question IL preached to able
and distinguished members and the
Legislature is 10th 10 call up the ques-
ton. The penitentiaries are a veritable
elephant upon the hands of the state
and those members who in the eigh-
tenth legislature were going to make
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court ~ the iiih district lDallas Uouuiyl
eas postponed till Ellis county IL pro
yiiod Tor
ntlta rAssEn,
The bill Incorporating the drama
ROYAL Arch chapter NJ Texas
The hill allowing towns ~ l,u1 or
more inhabitants In fe-inaorpnraie ~
ei,loa aud towns by twO,thlrds vote uf
the council,
The hill to amend the local option law
was made the special order Tor to'mor'
row night.
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Bailey's Saline Aperient!
WHAT 70 ITg

It Is cheap, mild, effective and delightful Lag.
/: ative or purgative, intended as substitute for
drastic and nauseating pills. 1t cures constpa.
tion, biliousness sick headache, and Is specially
adapted to all who lead sedentary or closely
confined life. tits white powder and effervesces
like soda water, and is as pleasant. 1t does not
grippe noi sicken AID is AWAY. ready. Put up in
large bottles and sold at 50 cents by al Druggists,
north md sonlh.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-19

Some one has declared concelt worse
than consumption, and the comparison
IL truo one. Many are the "conceited''
who cry down Legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation Is the immediate use OF
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-19
Affairs Ar AUSTIN
ssFrLoNy ron THE GAMBLERS,

,rfte, Gibbs Knocked out itsTJo when
Sc Voted ON the Tie-Dispieasure
over appropriation Item.
- Tho Raiirosd Bill.