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Doctor Shea

aas been carefully educated in the Ho
moepathic and Eclectic Schools of Medi.
cine. HIS success is wonderful in curing
Paralysis, rheumatism, Asthma, Sore
Eyes, Iumors, Cancers, Constipation.
Ague, Dyspepsia, Tape Worms, Liver
complaints, Deafness, Catarrh, Dropsy,
Piles, Nervous Debility, Heart Disease,
Consumption, Diseases OF Women and
children, Fits, Kidney disease, and all
strange mysterious diseases which 9th.
ers don't understand. all diseases, no
matter what they be. Nothing but hoD
OraDle treatment. lie can and will hon
sstly tell you Is you can be cured. Has
All new remedies and new success. Has
aad ample experience in public hospital
and private clinics. No trifing with
human hfe. Call at once. DO not de
ay. Diplomas hang in parIors. Is a
registered physician. A new remedy for
rheumatism Just discovered, not d lima
nent. Hopeless cases and those that
others cannot cure solicited to call. Fat
Olks thin, the childie5s made parents.
All letters must contain $1.00, two
stamps, age, lock OF haIr. Charges for
medical treatment only.
851 Fulton St.s Brooklyn, N. J
OPEN SUNDAYS.
Mention this paper.
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a Sensation In Br0Okiyn-A MiRisser,S
statement.

Wish 10 state that one OF my parishonert
vas sick and In trouble for long time, Mrs.
Brow. 81 Gay street. No one seemed to under.
stand her case She had several doctors but
none Of them seemed 10 know what was the
matter. None could do her any good. 1t war.
Gay duty her pastor to call and see her
Hearing Of the wonderful work being done by
Dr. shea. the last Few years. 4 thought i would,
cali and see him myself / found him a kind
sympathetic gentleman. he gave me a wonder.
fUl test Of his powers told me to send him q
Ter. He told at once what was the matter and
IA q short time cured her sound and well. Her
family had seemingly been under cloud. Nov
All Is changed. All are well and prosperous. ]
can truly and heartily recommend DR.. shea to
ali those In sickness or distress OF any kind
rev. W LILLIAN JOHNSON, PastorJebanOn Church
brooklyn.
DIR. SHEA can show thousands such - IN,
4 alao~e
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Rich, Happy and Succession


whall their undertaking, while those
wbo neglect bis advice are still labOrino
against poverty. Through his perfect
knowledge OF chemistry, he can impart
TO you a secret that will overcome your
enemies and win you friends. His aid
and advice has often been solicited; the
result has always been the securing OF
speedy and happy marriages and al
your wishes. In love affairs he never
lails- be has the secIet of winning the
affections OF the opposite sex.
X is the curse OF SplrltualIsm that in
all large cities there are q class of men
and women who claim powers they dc
not possess. They have neither gifts
credentials, nor references. Surely the
colored people are not so wanting il
sense as TO throw their time and money
away on such. DIR. Shea refers to the
Hon. Charles Miller, capitalist, 24Sl At
iantic Avenue; the Hon. William Den
more, architect and builder, Al CIeve
land Avenue, and Mr.. Fred. Lampe
grocer, Gal Fulton street, Brooklyn
AIi have known him Tor the past sever
years. he gives free test OF his power
TO all. The doctor has practiced 1v,
years in New Orleans, st. Louis, Mem
phis and Louisville; understands thor
oughly the diseases, spells or influence
the race Is subject 20. BE is now and al
ways he's been 8 true friend to the col
ored people and always had a large pa
tronage rom them.
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$1,000 Reward
JR SHEA MARVELLOUS
MEDIUM

Dives the names OF dead and living Honda
tells who and when you viii marry. also OF bust
nees jour ney q. lawsuits 81. absent friends, tn
OF anyt thing you wish 70 know, no matter Whatft
Is. He can call up your spirit friends and show
them to you. Can make them rap all around
the room. tie asks no questions, don't ash you
In any way. but tells you right on. He Is thor.
Oughiy Endorsed BY leading Spiritualists every.
whore; received from them gold medal and
creden tials no one else can show, can give thou
sands Of references 70 both white and colored pa
irons. Twenty-Five years praetice-seven 10
Brooklyn will show you that he can do all be
tells OF. Can tell you what business IL best for
you aud where. Can tell you how to win speedy
marriage with the one yonloye. How to bs sue
cessful IN ali your dOings In short. what Is peat
to do. He succeeds when all others fail Posi-
tive and satisfaction or no pay. Cau aud see
You viii find II lucky TO consult this CHRISTIAN
gentleman. He has meoiciuo tnat will cure
drunkenness, can be giveu patients not knowine
II. Thousands through him are now
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Alba 8. Wes stranger IN a strange
city ut of work and out of money.
nae 10 luck IN anything / undertook.
What TO do, did not know. FRIEND
advised zoe TO 20 and see DIR. Shea.
did. lie told me che cause OF my trou
bles; be took me IA and treated me as
a brother. Through him 1 got a good
position that very week. / had been to
Others they took my money and die
me no good. bless the day 1 first met
Dr. Shea. would advise all in bad luck
sick or IN trouble, TO 20 TO him at once
sincerely, Albert Ayers, 2937 Atlantit
Avenue.
Brooklyn, aug. 10, IoYl.-rhis let
1er IL to certify that my husband hac
gone away and had been absent two
years, 1 mourned for him night and
DAY. gave HIM up, as dead. Hearing
II the wonderful things DR.. Shea was do
1 .ng, resolved 60 consult him. He told
me tnat my husband was alive and well
and where he was told me he would
come home and when To my;ioy all 81
4 came true. de is home now, came
back like one from the dead. ]. also wish
20 say that this month / lost $3.50.
am a poor woman and / was most in
sane. l went TO Dr.. shea and he told
me l would ind my money and to my il
tense Joy / did lind it as be told me.
Ghank God there is a man SO gifted il
/ our midst that can help people and tel
Them what TO do. Sincerely, Mrs. Bar
rett, III 2Srd street.
/ A RanSaffon In RrOokfwn-A WtutosorS
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends 10 personal enjoyment wien
rightly used. Tie m3Hy, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life ,nore, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds beat products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health CT the pave liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable ard pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive: efectually cleansing tie system,
dispeiling colds, headaches and fever
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 millions and
mot with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowcis without weak
ening thcm and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by sll drug
gists Id soc and 81 bottles, but it ia man
Ifactured by the California Fig Syrup
CT. only, whose name IS printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup OF Figs.
and being well Informed, you wal! not
accept any substitute il offered.
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TO aANy cUss !"
DalR CUaRAD:

DsiR CUaTAD:
The editor OF 1'Hn HErmuLD is givin'
me some spsse
To rite you short letter bout the
danger you vii fsse
When you cum down hoam agin
frum your long yalashun,
And have no more CT muscal sawse,
shOotin' an horse racein.'
In a Brownsville paper ] seen ar
ticul frum your abel peh,
An as there's nothing else to 90,
viii rite TO you agen
To let you knO of all the fuss yeu are
causin' here in town
With them long wiTded articuls you
are always sendin' down.
Any Cuss, or Am a Cuss, whichever
cuss ven be,
You have heap o things 30 rite-so
ii 9vams to nc
About them stolin rlellins, an that
hoamly fag-poal, TO.
All SeoGJ tse Ofui snOfln Ilat tDeh
lasy privates do.
You're braggin' bout your glerius
forth up there in Santa Marian,
But ii would take a long a time TO
tell what we Gone heer;
We had no horse race, an no shoot
in'-'cept them forty-fore big
guns
That wus peeled Out at diner time,
when Iewtenant Parker Gums,
You talk about your bapkwets, with
muscal sawse an pudings,
An the toast You Civ the eagel when
he wus spreadiB' o his wings;
But what about the muscal that aint
pored into the sawse
When McGinnis is doin' the cookin'
an YOU are NcGinnises boss?
An now want too tel you all
too civ us sumthin new
Insted Of flag poais, mnscal sawse,
an corn meel pudin' an stew.
IN Chat horred pistol Shootin what's
bej1' done Gp there,
Plunkin hoals in blankets an hats
an sccrchin' Critchield's hair
N. j. FLETCHER.
Fort Brown. July y. 1895.
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POOR ADOLpH ARNAUD.
Communicated

Poor Adolph Arnaud! His alb
sence from his place of business for
the last fifteen days caused much un-
easiness by his friends, and the So
ciety of Hidalgo, Of which he was
an honored member. His remains
were found in the river at the lower
ED of inc Fort Brown reservation
by member Of the above named So
ciety, who notified the president,
but owing TO the decomposed state
Of the body, formal burial was dis
pensed with. The following breth-
ren accompanied the body to the
grave :-Charles Falgout president,
Cipriano Ramirez, Julio Escobar,
Antonio Perez, Jose Hall, Juan r.
Roos, Mucia Garcia, JUAN Ruiz, Car
los u Falgout, Guillefmo Craft, Jose
neaete. Juan a. Recba.
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GOOD HEALTH.

And good appetite go hand. With
the 'oss of appetite, the system can
not long sustain itself. Thus the
Notifications of good health are
broken down and the systen is La
bic to attacks Of disease. 1t is in
such eases that the medicinal pow
ers 81 Hoods SarsapariIla are clear
ly sho@. Thousands who have
taken Hood's sarsaparilla testify to
its great merits as a purifier OF the
blood, It's power to restore and
sharpen the appetite and promote a
healthy action Of the digestive Or
sans. Thus it is, net what we say
but what Hood 6 SaFsaparila does
that tells the story and constitutes
the strongest Recommendation that
ean be urged for any mediciue,
Wig not take Hool's Sarsaparilla
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PURELY PERSONAL

r. NJ. Miller of Matamoros spent
the day on the coast.
Martin Hanson took a run down to
the Point on the train this after
noon.
Mrs. Rosa Putegnat returned to
the Point today after spending a day
in the city.
Gus Dahlstrom started TO the Point
this morning. but came back, after
going about six miles.
Rev. Father Vignolle was pas
senger for Point Isabel this morning.
lie viii hold services there to-
morrow.
Jno. W. Hoyt, postmaster pro tern.
at Santa Marie, came in from that
burg last evening ard returns
this evening.
VIM. Egly went to Point Isabel on
this mornings Rio Grande train. He
viii light up the lighthouse there
this evening.
II. B. KingsburH, agent Of the
Morgan steamship company at this
place, left for the Point this after-
noon TO remain until Monday with
his wife and children, who are sum-
mering at the Post.
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DON'T TUBACCO SPIT OR SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY.

IS tic truthful. startling title Of 3
book about MOTTO b &c, the harmless
guaranteed toLaceo-baIit Ga e tina.
braces un nicoinizad nerves eliminates
the nicotine poison. III ik,s weak mer
gain strength. viScr and nauhoOd.
You Jun no physica or finan ial risk
aS No-Tc-Iiac il sold by Boiira deI
Agui.I under guarantee to cure o.
u ney refunded Book free. Adde'S
Sterling Remedy Co, New York, OF
Chicago
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TID-DITS

A lady who has been accustomed
to spend her summers away from
Brownsville, but who is staying at
home this year, remarked recently
that she wondered if the summers
here are always as pleasant as this
has been" She was surprised to
learn that, if anything. it has been
warmer here this summer than it
was last year.
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ATTENTION! GENTLEMEN.l

ATTENTION! GENTLEMEN!
Pedro NJ. Cara, the well
known tailor, informs the
public-that lie has moved his
tailoring establishment to the
Douglas building, on 10Th
street, opposite tue Continen-
tai Saloon, where he is ready
TO serve customers. Ee guar
antees first class work and sal
isfaction.
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EoTicE..
To WHOM ii may cousefni

To whom It may coaTei-n'
Al parties holding claims
against the Schooner james
hadrew are reaue ted 10 fIe
same. properly certified, within
60 days Of this dale, WITH
F. V. Gentry, PortzLaFaea.-
Texas. JOHNSON & JeSss
bso#esyHls. Texas
- jeue u. 1885.
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One Of the SWEETEST hatters in toFid
exhibits a sailor in his window
which is quite aa innovation on the
severity OF The past few years, hay-
ing a knot Of black velvet on either
side, connected, as it were across the
front by large full spray OF green
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ABOUT TOWN.

These dusty streets make one long
for good rain
We, are sorry to learn that Victor
Sebree is on the sick list.
Tomorrow will be Sunday. Go to
church and pray fer railroad.
New subscribers are still coming
in, but we want a good many more.
Grapes are now plentiful, and the
s'urFacas" are hsying prolonged
Jubilee.
Quite a number will go to the
Point tomorrow for a breath Of Sun
day sea breeze.
Three passengers are on the Alice
stage today. They passed Ell Saus
at half past nine
A few drops of rain fell here this
morning, butt shower that we
longad for passed US by.
Another spome" today. Poetic
talent seems to flourish best on the
Rio Grande in mid summer.
Your cigar dealer will give
you a briar pipe free. See ad-
Vestisement Of Dukes mixture.
NREAT BATTLES are contin-
Sa ualiy going on in the human sys-
tenn. Hoods Sarsaparilla drives out
disease and Restores Health,
FoUND:-A postofiice key. No.
377l, with brass chain attach
ed. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and pay
ing for notice.
A full line of samples for made TO
order and ready made clothing and
gents furnishing goods from the old
and reliable house of Wanamaker &
Brown, Oak Hall, Philadelphia, car
ried by ". F. bennett, sales agent
Fourteenth street, Brownslla, Texas.
Orders solicited and satisfaction
gparadteed in every respect
ASpecial engine left here over the
Rio Grande railroad at seven o'clock
this morning, having on board Cen
eral Manager Celaya, c. H. Maris,
Esq, aug. Celaya, Esq, and German
Aramburu, the latter three gentle
men const ituting the committee ap-
pointed at the meeting of lhe Rio
Grande stockholders last Thursday
TO examine the condition Of the
road. They were accompanied by
several other gentlemen from Mat
amoros- The party VIII return on
tire evening train,
The regular train Of The Rio Gran
de railroad, which left here on
schedule time this morning, after
proceeding six or seven miles, was
brought to a standstill by two Of the
piston bands of the engine breaking.
After spending some time attempting
to repair the damage, the engineer
managed to fix it well enough to
pull the train back to the Browns
vile station, proceeding very slowly,
and reaching h ere shortly before two
o'clock. Another engine was
secured and the train again pulled
out for Point Isabel at half past
three o'cl eek.
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OArARRH CAE NOT BE CURED
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, Os

they ca1not reach tire seat of tb'
disepss. Celarft is 9 blood or con
'liIatlonni dir .se, sui 10 order =.
oufe it yo" must take inisrnGI rem
rdres. H.lI'- { tsrih Cu.= is 'ekc
iairras'ly a"G ca d:rec:ly a Z.
blood nui mucous ST faces HalTs
Hatarrh Cure is tot \ qIacI medic. 2
II was Prescribed 10 oae Of tia bes'
rhys'c:aus il this country FIR years.
and Is "a re2nlnr y escripiioD. r =
composed of The te+t touics kaoan,
combiuei with the beat blood pur.
'iers, aciias directly on The mncnu.
nrlnces. The rerftcr combina,,cn 90
tie '~o iugre i-u's ! shat prodrce.
,ch won le'fu "s-ie - CO, @
t-r-h =" ~ .,iu i
Z j. CblNll q -. ?
lni h O
Soli p, dfo - So. pro- 70
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WHEN TRAVELLING,

Whether on pleasure bent. or
business. take on every trip a
tcitle of Syr p of Figs. as it
acts most pleasantly and effect
ually on the kidneys, liver aud
bowels, preventing fegers, head
aches ard other forms of sick
ness. For sale iii Soc. and 81.
bottles by ell ieading druggists.
Manufactured by the alifornia
Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Nas. N.HsLow's Soornixa Syrnp
: 81 tcen net,i Tor orer h:,y years by
mdi'ous of ID, tiers Tor tLeir cl.il,ireh
willis iee'ii'n3. viii; p.,ss ct sUecess.
II soctbes the child so;'eDs !he gamss-
siIs's all pain. eur's lad coiic, ADD
IS the heat rense ~ for Oinrrhoek.-
II WI relieve the peor Little suff- rrr
iwm' ,t.l7. 2j,. hstIe. Be snra
IN sa< fer MIA Vinsio2's Sos III
inz Syrul. an-l ssae 10 Other kind
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EOw. Rest

The Mi'le's IIotoi bai.ding il.v
Ing beea Completely repaired IL
oiiersl for ryu; 10, hotel purposes.
Reasonable rs,re. Apply K Strap
s;ecp Yturriaf
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a short time since, 4 gentleman,
speaking Of the copper centavos 50
commonly used here. said he beliey-
ed there is danger in handling them,
as he had cause to believe that his
hand and eye had been poisoned by
them. They are certainly dirty OBJ
jects, not at all pleasant to handle,
and il is quite possible that a sore
place on the hand might be poisoned
by them. and the poison conveyed
to the face By the hand. Some Of
them are badly corroded by constant
handling. 1t would be well TO be
careful in lingering these centayos,
and especially guard children
against putting them into their
months,
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A SUICIDE
Remains OF AdcIph hrnaud Found
In The Itiyer-Had Been, Miss
ing Two Weeks.

1CCUUSTB Ol LIE 1IIhthLD Will IS-
member brief item in its columns
nearly two weeks ago, recording the
unexplained absence of young man
named Adolph Arnaud, an emplOye
of the White Elephant salcen. AL
though his friends sought for him
diligently. nothing could be learned
of his whereabouts, and it was fear
ed that he was dead. The river on
both sides was carefully searched for
his body, and it wac no great sur
prise, though a dreadful shock, when
his remains were found last evening
about FIVE o'clock, in lot of drift in
the rivers edge near the Fort Brown
cemetery, by orc of the members of
the Hidalgo society of which Ar
maud was member The body was
very much decompo5ed, and as soon
as Justice Miller had concluded the
inquest, if was hastily buried, a large
number of friends following it to
the grave, where a brief religious
ceremony was performed, at eight
o'clock last night.
Not until this morning was il
known whether the death of Arnaud
was accidental or otherwise. His
bTother-in-law in looking through
table drawer found a note written
by the deceased to Frank Lucena,
l4s former employer, proprietor of
the White Elephant saloon. Follow
ing is a copy of the note
Mr.. F. Lucena II have disgraced
myself drinking. Don f. Lurena,
what duo to me give it to my little
boy. Goodbye TO my relations and
friends.
\. ARNAUD
Put me in my mother vault in the
cemetery.
This note, which was written on a
small slip of paper, shows clearly
that he contemplated suicide.
Arnaud had been drinking, and
left the White Elephant saloon on
THURSDAY, June 81, at 7 o'clock p. m,
in a state of intoxication, He re-
NAMED at his horne that night and
the following day and night, start
ing out Saturday morning with the
declaration that he was going TO
work. He was not seen again at his
home. nor has anyone else been
found who saw him afterwards, ex-
cept two policeman who say they
saw Arnaud Monday night in an
alley near Judge Carson's Office,
going towards the river. II is sup
posed he drowned himself that
night
Adoiph A,nau8 was bern or
French parents at Galveston, Texas,
about thirty years age, coming to
this place with his fathers family
when quite young. Rot many years
after, he was left an orphan, and
was partially reared by his brother
inlaw Harry Broughton. lie was
married here, and his wife died sew
eraI years ago, leaving one child, a
boy. He also leaves several nieees
and nephews, and a sister who lives
in Los Angeles; California. The
deceased was generally liked, and
leaves many friends who deeply
mourn his untimely end.
From the state OF the body when
Fonnd, it was judged to have been
in the water about ten days. 1t was
identified by the clothing and cuff
buttons known to have been worn
by deceased when last seen.
SEED CORN.
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SEED CORN.

Parties wanting choice seed
corn can leave orders at this
Office or call on q. I. Tipdall
at Pipkinville.
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well, Of course, Brownsville
must have a railroad. but vino is 60
ing TO build it" is what many of our
citizens ask when the subject is
mentioned. That's the question.
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The bicycle brings Us face TO face
with the bloomer problem. viii
the ladies' Of Brownsville initiate
their fair sisters of other places and
make the bike blooming success
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-13

\ Browsnyiile watermelon is
"out Of sight, within 4 very few
minutes after small boy Gets hold
Of it.
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For OVER FIFTY YEARS.

leaves.