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THE DALLAS I1EKALD, TUESDAYAIOBlsLNli, FEEIiUAKY H, 1S82.
' A MKMOKIAL
To the Legislators of tha MU of Texas, to
be Coovauad In, Extraordinary 8alou a
the Spring of 188H, lo Ksdlstrlet the State
and for other rurpo.es
To the Senate and House nf Itepresenlatlvea of
the 3uiiu of Texas Ureotiag :
Tlie iinilcrsignetl citizens ol tlie common,
wealth of Texas, belnit adult males ami law
ful vo.trs. respectfully ask your honorable
body, in leuMutno assembly convened, to
ewict into law the folloirinji draft of a bill,
behoving that by so doing you will Rive an
impulsion to the car of liberty and civiliza
tion'nevot' before witnessed in this or any
other country. There is altogether too
much of so-cnllled liberty in the country.
Your petitioners want the true
article. True liberty cannot be
preserved if every clod-hopper, mechunic,
cow-boy, and foreigner is allowed to cut,
drink, write, speak, and vote on a par with
the moral Kuurdiunsol this country.
In Kussiii, Austria, Turkey, andall other
woll-jrovcrueil countries, the reins of power
are held bv the virtuous few, as it used to
be iu England, Uerinunv, and France, hut
ever since the ballot and the area of liberty
has enlarged to cover fanners, mechanics,
und even merchants, those once powerful
countries have been rapidly descending into
the chaos of anarchy. Jiveii Mexico, our
nearest neighbor, is being ruined by this
latitudiiums extension of rights to the com
mon people. They aro grid-ironing the
country with railroads and telegraph wires,
Ahd, it not checked, will soon get into
that deplorable condition now experienced
iu these United States, where every luboref
can read, vole and become a pestiferous
thorn iu the side of those virtuous classes
who, l.y right, ought to rule. Hoping lor
a favorable consideration of and action on
these questions, wo herewith tender the
proposed bill and subscribe ourselves vour
enlightened, patriotic and virtuous folio w-
CjtizCU 8
IllCMAlll) SANl'TtFK'ATlO.MST,
John Jiwe Holiness, ,
Isaiah Morality,
WAITTIi.l KoilKlltXK,
Ami thirteen thousand others.
SKiTio.x I. Ilo it enacted by tho legisla
ture of the state ot Texas, That from und
after the passage of this act, It shall not he
lawtnl for any man in this state to ote
at any election, state, county, city
or town, wno, in addition to
iHi-M-ssingluc quaiiucaiions now required
thousand !
dollars' worth of real estate, or who cannot
ny law, uoes not lliso own ICU
read and write a speech iu favor of tho -'
rights, privileges and immunities of the i
moral, the elect mid the rightfully ruling
class of this state, Nor shall even such bo
allowed to vote if within live years prior to
the passage of this act ho shall have been
guilty of the crimo of chewing tobacco,
ot smoking a pipe, cigar, cigarette, cithebs,
niullen leaves, sumach or other herb, drug
or plant. And the tamo restriction shall
apply if he shall in the same tune past
have given his wile, mother, daughters or
sisters, an airing, on foot, in couch, chai-e,
spring-board, oroirhorao, mule or donkey
on the Sabbath day; nor if, when in health,
he has failed to attend nil temperance, re
form, holliness ami snnctilication meetings
within ten miles of his residence, provided,
however, that where two such meetings
may have been held at tho same time with
in the said area of ten miles aud he shall
have attended one he shall he exonerated
fnP niOl.llttimiln twxi lit I tin ..1 1..... '
Tho penalty for a violation ol any
me provisions 01 tins section shall be, for
nie Hi-si oueuce, croping ol the ears, brand
ing"!;" (lor upstart) on the cheek nnd
thirty-nine laches on the hare back. For
the second offence, ho shall he banished
from tho state, on pain of dealh for a re
turn. Sec. 2. That any person who shull import
into or manufacture In this state any of tho
liquid of apples, called cider, whether by
express, compress, old-fashioned polo lever
age or the dog tread-wheel, shall be dislran
chised for LI) years, branded "l"(for imperti
nence) on the cheek and re.ieivu '2H lashes
on the bare back. If he sells or gives tho
destructive liquid to another, he shall, in ad
dition, serve at hard labor in the peni
tentiary for five years; provided, neverthe
less, that ono who roasts his apples, bakes
them or allows them to rot in a tub till ler
nieutation takes place, and cats or drinks
the resultants, shall not be deemed guilty
ot an offense under this net.
Sec. :i. That the eating of grapes in reas
onably quantity, whether native or im
ported, is permitted, provided the partv
first gets n permit Irom tho High Lonesome
of his county, hereinafter provided lor; but
, any one who shall himself or herself express
the luico of tho grape in liquid form,
whether from native or Imported grapes,
nnd drink, sell or give away tho same, sluil
be punished by a crop and underbit In the
right car, a swallow-lurk In the left, ami a
brand ol "8" (sacrciucnt) between where
ins or ner noma ought to no
S?ec, I. Thut if uny person
.1...1
c,'1
extract mo juice oi corn, rve,
oats, barley, potatoes, pumpkins, black
walnuts, cabbages, plums, apricots, necta
rines, blnck hnws, red-haws, hlack lierrics,
dewberries, raspberries, strawberries
pears, wheat, old-maids, rjr possums, ami
drink, sell or give away the same, ho or she
shall he punished by lot! stripes on tho bare
back, driven through tho count v seated
face backwards on a doiiKey, swung hv the
thumbs three hours and 'branded in tho
forehead ".'C," (for "coming Jth rough the
rye.'') It is allowed. Jhowever, tor men to
grind, hake, roast, toast, or eat raw any of
uie.M' cieiuriiiury itrouucis oi Moil s count
but when in liquid state their use is f
orliid-
(lento any wno aro not rich ennui?! i,,
smuggle them in Irom abroad by bribes on
custom-house officials.
Bee. 5. No man who has with
in the five years next pre
ceding the passage of this act
imported, manufactured or dealt in any of
the articles, liquids, extracts or spirits in
this act mentioned, shall he allowed to voto
or hold otllco prior to tiie year UK)'.', and
then only on condition that he shall provo
before the High Lonesome of his county,
that for tho ten next preceding venrs that
is to say from lNr tolmrj ho had not vio
lated any of the provisions or this act, and,
moreover, Hint for the live preceding years
lstC to li-rj-ho had attended all Miuctillca
tion, holiness, Mormon and reform meet
ings in his vicinity, contributing thereto In
proportion to his means, of which tho High
Lonesome shall bo the Judge without tin.
poal. 1
Hec. 0. That all similar or kindred crimes
not herein mentioned, shall come under tho
Jurisdiction ol the High Lonesome and bo
punished nt their discretions.
See. 7. That a state board to be called
the High Lonesome shall ho appointed to
consist ot nine members, three to he ap
pointed by tho governor, thrco by the sen
ate nnd three hv the house of representa
tives, with lull power, ministerial mid judi
cial, to curry Into effect this act. Their Ju
risdiction sfinll be co-extensive with tho
i imiiiv, cAieiiuing iu nit) miiiuie oi the Klo
virnnue irom us mouiu in mo ,tji degree of
north latitude, slongthe dull" three marine
league, from the shore, to the center ol ha-
bine bay and river from thnlr moutli to the
3.'d degrv., to the center of Ked from the
northeast corner of tho state to the looth
degree of west longitude:, and elsewhere to
. the known and marked boundary of tho
., ilate. Tho Mato board of High Lonesome
hall apMlnt a lor.-U High Lonesome board
of three fr each county, to act under
tlicin and enforce this law. lloth the state
and county Hoards ol High J.ones uno shall
have the power, at uny and all hours of tha
day or night, without warrant, to enter and
earch any and all bouses In their Jurisdic
tion, wlnilur purporting to be used as
"" n-s, .oops, resiliences, si nines, nails, ex-
blbition momsnrpertidulnaMii the rear uf
umt-uu premises, ii nm siui'tieil alter
Inuul.lllon. the eonnty High Louesomo
...... , ,r .,, r, iiiisrr giiaru, a. nil
vxpenif, Ut the slut High Lonesome nt
Austin, ana ns decision shall lie final, The
tat High Lonesome I. hereby clothed
With full authority and lurmlictlon to
make all rules and regulations deemed by
them necessary to carry into full effect the
benign object of this law, and from their
rulings there shall be no appeal.
.Sec. R. That this act shall take effect and I
be in force from and after Its passage. j
j
a, va Vour Hair -Keep It Ileautlfnl j
The "London Hair Color Uestorer" is
the inost delightful article ever introduced ,
to the American people, and is totally dif-
fercnt from all other restorers, being entire-
ly free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for the hair ;
obnoxious. Where baldness or falling of,
the hair exists, or prematurely grayness
from sickness, or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and j
cause n healthy growth, cleansing the scalp I
Irom all impurities, iniiiuriiii, i-ic, n ma
same time a most pleasinij ami lasting hair
dressing, fragrautlv perfumed, rendering
the iiuir soft and pliahle, making it an in
dispensihle article iu every toilet. Ask your
drugggist for London HairOolor Uestorer
I'rico 75 cents a bottle. Six bottles, $4
Slain depot for the United States, 83u North
Sixth street, i'hiladclphia.
Frenchmen Eschewing; Hriindy.
Teetotalers will be delighted to learn tha
a temperance movement of no ordinary
strength has begun in France. The inhabi
tants of that country are not, it is true, for
saking the rough llnrdeaux wine, which is
known by tho name of "lo petit bleu," but
thov are eschewing brandy; and it is
hoped by tlieso who aru sanguine that,
having given up the more itcdnctivo fluid,
they may in the end he Induced to sur
render tho less palatable drink. Pos
sibly this might be tho case, hut
for ono little dilliculty, which 'docs
not seem to have quite presented
itself to tho temperance advocates.
Tho real cause of decrease in the consump
tion of brandy in France appears lo be that
so much inferior cognac has been vended ol
late throughout thecountry that the people,
in sheer despair of getting anything better,
have simply forsaken the beverage rather
than be any longer deceived. There- is,
however, unfortunately, nothing in the way
of wine that can really he classed as inferior
to the terrible stuff with which it is the
wont of the French peasant to regale him
self; and thus nil hopes , ol his being
weuned from his wine, as liel hus been from
his brandy, swiftly vanishes. 1'erhaps, if
the tentotulers could oiler him a better
'I1"'11"4 ' 'l9 phire, thpy might lead him to
temperance, lint that is a task which they
l" ,1"t 8,'('m -lll,"1lu of accomplishing.
"London lelegrapli
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies are
hung on equalizers, and! have steel bows,
tool ties aud barvan wheels.
.T.rVlili: OTPS.
GUN STORE,
vV&-
j-v.-r- jti v- -: . t-r
('HAS. OTT, Mutineer.
(iiiiiMinilliiii);, Sli'tK-il ('lining, IiOCK
nnd Sale ICcpaii-intt.
No. f.J Kim street
Tlnllss
Western lacliineWorks
SlNKllU, DAY IS & CO.,
Branch House, Pallas, Texas. Opposite Texas
ii I'aeinc Depot.
Jno. H. Ilelherlogton, Manager,
Engines, Boilers,
Steam Pamps,Saw Mills.
Planing Mills,
Corn Mills,
Saws and Head Bloclis.
Tho b at lubricating nil kept in stock
WKSHYAlil), SOI TinVAim, NOKTH
AVAIM) AM i:VSHVAUl,
The liinrch of llaihvav F.hiplrc Takes its sway
EL PASO, TEXAS.
Any one seeking the most prullinble Invest
meuls now open in (be Tniled snces should iu
form the selves of the prospect of this rapidly
rising dir. Ileal i slice is fust cnlinin in hi
....I.... a, ..I u-11 1 ..,. 1 1 it itu In rib., fur .K l.i.il !
years I am selling property low lo build up
this et'y. W rile ur call on
WN, S. HILI S.
A cm. (imn'1cir Aildliiin-, KM hm T(x
" TH0MPS0N'S THEATRE.
CINDERELLA,
rtith now Hccnery, New Costumes, Now
Hlago Klfects
Cominenehiii Christinas Kve until further notice
L, .M. I'OWiL
POWELL &
K. U 081
GAGE,
DAI. I. AH, TKXAH.
tato kroiiU for
NON-RESIDENT LAND OWNERS
WK 01 VK
Our personal attentloii to rendering lands lb
taxcf, paying the taxes at the proper
time, and making salua.
State Map Free.
OLD CORNER
BOARDING HOUSE AND SALOON.
RK Ol'KNKD BY MIKE ROK
Kim street, near railroad rnmalng, and will be
kept In the sainn style as before, lloard f I pel
week: ft ner day. ltf cents per meal, Tho barli
supplied Willi the best wines, liquors and
eu- novlH-iin
Centrnl Hotel,
. J, II. Davidson, Proprietor.
Cor. Market A Stih nts., Galveston, Tex
Transient llosi Per Day ,' ..t.'.O.
a
Board hf tho dav. week or mimily
T.L.MARSALIS,
WholmilH
GROCER,
DillUl.s, rt'XUH.
0. U. MILLER,
BUILDER.
M (Mi l,
n A ! t A t t H ' ',
OH' WW-
intr VXTTIVT t rXTrrT
I WXNTJbUi WOOD
I sin unit pri pKr.-1 li i.n ..tiiei. l.ir acrxl at
tlie low I'm irli'i. I'm Ii lit men nil) iccur? llivlt
wlnler iiiil imw. sml mit u- minlld Id jij
psM'e price", I li " ii vear. ( aual
in kmi rails' wmvi run
WsM-h; Hronrtator 1
GREAT 6SRH DESTROYER
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid!
Pitline of SMALL
. m a. mtmm fl
iUAKL-T 3
POX Prevented,
FEVER 0
Ulcers purltlcd aud
healed .
Dysentery cured.
Wound ticaled rapidly
Keinovea all unpleas
ant odvra.
Tetter dried up.
It ta perfectly harmless
For sore throat it la a
sure cure.
CURED.S
Contagion destroyed.
Sick rooms pari tied and
matte pleasant.
Fevered and nick per
sona relieved and
refreshed by bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added to the
WHler.
Catarrh relieved aud
cured.
Eryslola cured.
Burns relieved instant-
IBIPTHERIA
PREVENTED
Scars prevented. I vSSSt'ii V-.iYi aa jM
In.fact It is the great Disinfectant aud
Vuriller Prepared by
J. H. ZSILIN & CO.,
MANUFACTCRINO CHKM1STS.
bOI.K 1'KOI'RlliTOlta
mmlm
TM.,
A remedy with such nrcnutntlnn nsltnt.iir.r'
Rtoiiiach Hitters deserves a fair trlirt. If von nre
dyspeptic, your malady will eventuallv yield to
it; 11 you nre feeble, luck llesh nnd I'eel'despniul.
vnt, It will Isilh build and cheer you lip: If you
are constipated, it will relievo, nnd If biliioiiH,
henlhfiilly sliinuliite vour liver. Don't despond,
but make this effort hi the right direction.
For sale bV nil DrUL'irlsts and Denier iri.nnrnl.
ly.
a Host: of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
Has removed the ngnny of rheumatism, nnd its
emiunucii use entirely lienled the patient.
KIlellllllltlKni is 1.11 1 littli, lltiilerslnriil Km,,,, em.
pirles resort to einhris iilioiis, which are really
dangerous It Is now acknowledged lo be a
blisid disease, resulting from acidity. This
aperient corrects all such nclilliv, and thus cures
the disease. All rheumatic suU'ercrs areadvised
to try it.
SOLD BY AM, DRIHifllSTR.
ivofcsstcn.u.
W. B. &G. G.WRIGHT,
Attorneys at LaT7,
No
NSMaln Street, Up 8talrs,
DALLAS. TKXAH
(1. if. MEADE, W. A. GRAHAM.
Meade & Graham,
Law and Land Office,
HKNUIKTTA, CLAY COITXTY. TEXAS.
ii. s. i.i3i"vj?:x,""
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
UKAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND EEALER IN EXCHAilCr,
Soyncur, Baylor C". Tu:,
Banking Correspondents: Adams ,t l.eoiinrtl,
Dallas, Texas; lkury Wam-n & Co., Weather
font, Texas.
WJLAItTON liUA'Cll,
LAWYER,
NO. 103 MARKET ST., GALVESTON
Will purchase Texas lauds for parties desir
ing to Invest. Will examine titles, etc.
J. M. THURMOND,
Attorney at Law,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
No. Sll Main Street First Floor.
DR.S.EAOAN,
Having permanently located In Dallas, re
spcctftilly oilers his professional services to tut
timiiiimitv.
it
okkU:k-7is main street.
Roldoneo:tlrnd Windsor H.itel.
J. H. GIBBS, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Ottlco 607 Klin Street, over W. U. Howell A
Bros. Drug ritnre.
iroillce hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m
TllOS. H. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ;
WKAIWWtFORD, TEXAS.
Laud Matters and ColU'Otluns a Scrlslty,
orricB in cot'ST iionsii
HENRY BLACK1
Attorney ut Iuav
Albjiijil ShsrltflfoH Oo.iTrns.
A. P. McKiknii E. 0, 0 ALL
McKINNON & CALL,
Attorneys at Law and Land Agents,
nil.LHIIORO, nu.L CO., TEXAS.
8wlal attciitlnu glten to Curamerclsl and
Land l.Hluullon. Will nrscUce In tho Federal
and Hmirvmp Courts of the State, In all Hit
enurls of Hill, suit In district courts nf adjoin
nx coiinllcn. llv amimpleto and crfi-clb-
tract oi uues hi all survey, ol lanu in mil to.
W. L. t'aAwrosn. L. F. SmtH.
CRAWFORD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Oitlep N 4IS Main MirMl.
AGENT WANTED.
A rellslih' and energetic man to sell our goods
In this and uoundliig foiinitcs Hpcrisl hi
diirenienU offered to an txierlciiced salesman.
Auure as
Ohio Lightning Rod Works,
No. W Sixth ?t. - CINCINNATI, 0.
&5S 9TOMAC51
MACHINERY".
Tlio Oldest House in North Texa&.
o
Sl'KCIiVL INDUCEMENTS !
Goods all First-Class
NO EXPERIMENTS AT
Prices and Term3 to Suit
EXCLUSIVE STATE AGENT FOR
SKINNER & WOODS ENGINES !
Steams Engfinos ami Saw Mills,
Otto Silout Has Engines,
Knowlc's Steam Pumps,
Derricks Perpotual Hay Presses.
IlAIGOOD'S PLOWS!
Columbus All-steel Scrapers, Culumutis
Fire Extinguisher For tilu Houses.
ALSO CARUY A FULL LINE OF STANDARD GOODS A3 FOLLOWS:
mWMr
i ihu. UiUl ii iiiisiiiJ. Vi
null iB
hi i in rill 11 1 In III I
WK HAVE A
Wliltewnter, Light Drnft, Government
jnuuiirn tanu ana Spring Wagons,
CALDWELL CELEBRATED FARM WAGONS.
Write for Circulars, Estimates and Testimonials,
It.. V. TOm'KINS,
Corner CommercP and Iamiir Streets WALLAS. TEXAS
TREIOIT HOUSE.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
OILY mST-OLASS HOTEL Of &ALYEST0I.
Is of Modem Constiuctton Throughout, and is
None In the
RATES : $2.50 TO $3.00 PER
G. McGINLY, Proprietor.
B.-Soeclftl Attention la called to the Extremely Low Monthl Rate-
N,
C. J. MOORE;
Denier in
GRAIN, G
Country Produce,
No. 208 Houston Street, Dallas, Texas.
F.EKI) A SPECIALTY.
i and sells corn, oats, hnyin.U all other country produce, floods delivered to lh.
suburbs frety
SOHAEEEER BUOS. k, POWELL,"
him i Aumiirciis ur
IStvx-
SJtofrio Aold
ITnlli-Ortd
IVIirilixs
Hellned Lard, Lurd Oil, Snnonineil
Dealers In all kinds of Machinery, Knllway, Mills
cipiui in qiiHiuv to any insue in mu itiiuiMi ninies.
Krw !Wl snd .! North w-ond sirwt. nt l.nnl. MN.imM
KS'tABUSItKn 1872.
JOM S. WITWER,
711 El mM reel,
Dallas, Tents.
Gencial Agent and Dealer In
Studebaker
Farm and Spring Wagons, Carriages
BUGGIES.
Dufnrd's Plows, nilttvators. Double HhoToli.
llaud Carts, wneeinarrows, rairni diikkj
Tops, Barbed Wire, etc.
t.ik iiuriili nf Htudchftkpr Bros. Vehicles.
but keep oilier makes and grades of btlKHles In
stis-k
SOHOELLKOPP & CO.,
Wsniifacturers and Dealers In
Saddles, Harness,
Bridles, Etc.
AND WMOI.KHAl.li DKAI.KRB IN
Leather, Shoe rindings,
and Saddlery Hardware.
(US and M Kirn Ot., DsUiw, Teiaa.
Our eonnei'iloH Willi tanners and Dianufartiir
rs Kant, enables us lo ompglc Iu prlic of
rather with (l-Wmlon, New Orleaua or HI.
1oul
Fresh Groceries!
I havo a wsll-tclectcd stm-k of fresh ' ,
(iriKi-plcs, liniiitrr liuitcr, tilili-kenn
nml lla.
My old cnatomsrs will do well to rail luftira 0- j
lug el.vw here. I
C. X. HUWA-,
fell
Maln M., npiMstw Uty Marktl.
lOlROSESISia
VNtskaM iwMrtN. UNlM Hhm PmNltiM MHkR V
' m misImm. Mar I.
w mm vp
!.. ail, ai Imm Mm.
Caiai". tttia ..rti.iiv. of l.aia..r. ,arv.lloa of fHls
as wiia, aw a..iio ..looiw.. itim iia My mm
x.iniux oo..
' CUC1S1 MU ItUlII, UOUOn, Df-
and of Known Merit
CUSTOMERS EXPENSE.
the Stringency of the Times
r
Uailrtintl Plows. Folsom's Automatic
FULL BTCOK OK
Standard Wagons,
kept up to
a Stnn lur 1 of Excellence fecond to
Southwest.
DAY, ACCORDING TO ROOMS.
- EOCERIES
11111
IZ1
Ketl
Oil,
Wlyeerlne, Tallow
and Mining Oils. We irnsrantce all our Roods
VICK'S
Illustrated Eloral 6-uide
For lwa Is an clrgant book of l.Vi psges, a col.
orcu irontmpierool r lowers, ami ltiou Illuslra
lions of the clinlcent flowers, plants and voucl.
bh'S, and dlrecllon. for growing. It I. handjiomo
enough for the rentiv table or a hnl.ny present
riend on your nsine anil kwIc!1)c address, with
lui-enis. anil i win send veil a ropy, postage
paid. This Is not a quarter of Its cost. It Is
pruned iu ooin mikiikii and (ierman. If you
.iiri..,.i, i .,-viii iiriiiii-i ine lucruis.
VICK'S SKK.DS am lb h,.t In lh. wnrM
The Kloral Uuldo will tell bow lo get and grow
them.
Vlek's flower anil Vegetable (larden, 1 1(1
Pagrs,, (I rolnnsl pistes, WO engravings. Kor
n'i-i-iii in paper rovers; fi.i o 111 elegant gill.
In Herman or Kintlinh.
Vlek's llln.trmed Monthly Magaslne .U
pages, a colored plato In every niimtiersnd
, tunny flue engravings, l'rlrs 1 1 is a year, Bv
Copies for IA.00. fipeclmi'ii iiiiiiiIhts sent for 10
I coul three trial copies tor cents Aildress
UMKHVICK. Hnche.ter V V
INDIAN
THE GREAT
ACORN
OIL.
LIMMKNT.
I'mfessorO. P. Hubbard, In speaking nf cure
he had seen performed by the Ante rlcau In
dlsus snvs- I never saw an IuiIIhu have an
nli-erot riml wound In my llfMiclther Is llierr
such a thing lo In) found aiming tliciru they
cure ithcuinallam, Neuralgia, l.uinbsiio or f-l-atlcs.
Sprains, Hrulaea, Aches, t'linrs, Hums and
Hcahla, rxire Thmsi., Hsllvatlnn, l.ameuem In
lliir.es, Hi'sly and Hkln l)lese, Hon-s and Oli
t'lcors. Hllttiicu nf Joints and Kwellluir of Nodes,
etc.. Infallible ami never miss. Their rhlel
remedy Is tho Acorn Oil ' Fmrn tho London
Laurel slid Clluto. For Isalo by all Druggists.
EUROPEAN HOTEL. J
Jns I.limrl, I'rop ,
Kast of raswngwr Depot, Uexia, Texas.
Th Proprietor has lnt rcturnerl fhm Nr
A.. . U.V.. ..I . i. .l... .r it ... .
' ,ir ,v)iild. Isteof thel"asdy llnn.. of that
CUV, a. riiii'i s, won aiirto m oi..
Inula. The etitlng d-)niiii nt Is run alter tin
turopean idsn, and n suppllMl fnun the s.
-calon markets Moa'.a l sll hours at ti OOpiit
1st. flu Ibpion and linMitaxl elr al st
on hand Kim vary lain- aud oomiiimllout.
well rumlsheil and w vsnlllsied. The largrit
snmplr moiik in Ihn state. 711 fel haig and P
fei'l wide. In brlefc bulblllig, supplied wllb
evert nviwMm s ts on of lu Mailing festun a
TIM public Is conl'sllrlnvltni logtvn ma a rail.
and
CHEROKEE
ini'sllr invitMi logtvn ma a rail,
J, Llpazi, Prop (
i
THE BEST
OF ALL
FOB MAN AND BEAST,
For morn than a third of a eentnr..i
Mexican Mn.n, Untmani 1 ffi"
known to iiillll.ms u ovw thi worM"
tlie only safe rellimce for tl .M"
ajcldeiit. aud Pain. 1 Tsu BS'
uhove price unif liiiiise-tt!. V.Ti, ,7
WuO. ior every fu,m of te J;
MiistnnB Mnlment Is without tin fnnai
It I .11.1-1 flc.h and ii,u,cl, ,
the vry l.on.-i,.,,klnB the Sm,
mice of jmin nnd lnUn
slide. Its etlcctsnpoi, lilmw
I!,V,"0 f'",tl"n uro equally Wo?,u".
XllO .UCAICIIU
nlment Is
3 nci'dcd Lv sninchody )
.i. hvery ilny bi injj.s ,.,;., 0.
of nil nivful smlilor ilr,,
every house
...
subdued, of i-heuiuntto lnnrtvr. II!
i l-nouniKtlo l
a valimlilo i
id lieuliitt; i.owt
sloreil, or a valimlilo hoi.o or o,
.uvea by t.io hcaliutf iower oi this
mm
which speedily cures buc'.i allrccit
tlie HUMAN M,111 ns '-a--".
uiriinmiKiii, Kwc-lllngs, Kllft
d..tn... .iiiinit im i.iui'i.s, ljllr.
nnd Hi-nlila, Cnti, It nil .,., ,,
Kprnlns, I'l-.l-iouo.n i;.;i,.H ....
Stints. !r.-,( r.nnn-iif,, 0.
Sores, tTleer,l!'ioi!i'!t.ii!)i,iut'
lore Miinlu, lnki-,1 lirpn.i. .'
hidrcrt crevy iorin of externul ill,."!
ci. It lirnN without seiu. , .
tol'tlie IMU TK OUKATIUN lti-nii..
Snislni. ti-ivlnnv. smr .t..i.... i
i rounder, )liirnrss horra. Ilnnf l.iJl
S sm, Foot Kiit, ( 1-i.vv Wui'm. Stm.. 1
Hollow Horn. Krinlrli-. IVI...I. C
(.alls, Apnvin, Tlirn.li, Itiiialiouc, J
i; III. I u....... .....ii i-ii... ... ' 1
lithe Sifiht and every other nllucntt
iio vciiicn l lie orc-upauig of the I
Mnlile nnd Mock Yard lire liulilt, k
Tho Hexlcun Aln.tiuiir I.li.l
Inlwitya evires and nuver dbappuintaJ
i unit in iHf jruaALivuijTf
THE BEST
OF ALL
Thlny-Si. Vwlt! "f r.H h jf, rt Com I of Cares.
tr: 41 f M-l.-n: iff IV-ii I aS n( Hiann; IT orSquiihi fl
nt llcvl aii-l tc i.f T"iiiil.. wiih .tlimr viirni'iei ir pn.rmioil.1
lar;? MiTii..n . f hi I -re i;rnwn oti my hvc crt liimi. .ill
l-l.-uii-Hninv Vt-ci'lMlfli' tini llnut'r Sd C.tog
rurlHU. s-tll I'll.. K tr. ail v.Im ,,n.ly. tulrniLt.l ua
Si:v. m m-J n--l n: : l r IT. A:l Hoo.l ..l,l fr. mra)feaWb
mni w.ur.-inle.ll. Iki tih fr..Ji .viil iruc n name. o ar. tat
hoi:l.l It pnnrf th..n.-,s-. T ill f .f.ll Ihr nnkr iroii. TW
orlclnnl lnlrnilui..r ,rF.nrlf i!i,nn t Ilnrb.nk P"l
Iom, Murhlpkmil I'.arly i'.irn. he I! uhb.nl S.
31iirblvlMnit C-iihhn. Ililimry'i, Mriiin. aril a K'd
ollu-rn.-wVci.-ia M.-., 1 Id.iic llic lutr.-u.c ol tlK W-Uc.
few V'cmMc, . ;;Ully.
Jaiun J. II, lrpmry "irWrliMiI. Ha
Send for om
""w Illiiftrv
I'ricr-y.i-t
No. S'. i't
riiiiiiiiiiw.il-
tcrof l.-iSl. I'rtHM
nnv fMMros". (.'i ii-
1 ins full do.
fur p.-rmvil
i iplillU : all r.f .;.k!
:ii:iI feiiiilr i.'. V.V i'..i'
llirulh' V.-It!: :!'! CnllM'l:!-
I..! fM ii i
(."(in. is in any i;iiiiiiity lit riv
Yon can !r.:y Ik I r ninl clic;i
..in in
lllllllC.
a0XTG03IEBT Vv AUD i: CO.
227 and 22!) W:il.:i.-li Afwmi'.OIiicnsftlll
(3 l !.;i 111
1882
I U .1! rpllntt. nit to.ltrlllt
II CnUln. S.i l-l rl. ,.,"C"tt
n. r.n s miuiim, r-' "v'T";!:."!.
t.UTi.lf. In.al.al.lt to .11. JMt-w. ' JJ
.ill h. l...o mi, Kllakli Sir :.nSM la Ika ""5
.r.. 1 1. wn..rell.a'. W'a n.M.a,ilal;"' -IVn
J'lUi,T.i.n.Mia-.l M.rl.lO.-Ja.il.
P. M. FEERT - CO., Dstrolt, ltw
s.na for onr I,OW.r!C::r U3l t-"'
frw on annltcstloa) and so. 16. auMr w
Jt& ILVUE PLANTS Tr,u St
HI thm lr--l lit Imssliaa
Peter Henderson & Co,
35 Cortlind St, Nw YorV,
THE DINOEE&CONARO CO'J
HKAVTiri'L gVKH-BMsrai'"
1 SES
W rtcllmM'KOlfO POT ItOIIKa (bt VJ
Woom and Fall Plsnllng. sWy 6 rJZ
po-l-offlc-j. Fiva Bplendlil Varirlli rJtS
all lal-cled. Ibr l i 14 Ibr l 3
4 aft for 8 fbr 10i 100 Sir !
fiir our Naw Gslilt t BM l-lur4
rVkw from om 500 Klnnrt Sorta. t)"JJJJ
5T -laiijr is growing anq niinin. -.
u.t.ii7n" r-r;
r htwi Mid. AMI ""'tT i
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Um ukjr-m OM IHW An.UW-' -
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V bo. tt irb
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