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THK HERALD: PALLAS, TEX A S, TUES PAT, JUNE 23, 1885.
UNCLE SAM DOWN SOU HI!
NEW TROUBLE BREWING FOR HIM
Tb Situation In Central America Serena
Only on the (Surface Permanent
Garrisons Hay be Necessary.
Government's Pulley.
Washington, June 22, The Sunday
Herald publishes an interview -with "a
member of the government vrho will
have more or less to da with carrying
out the Preailent's views" upon Cen
tral American affairs. The Herald
eays the personage interviewed is ot
the highest nffloial rank and too good
B diplomatist to say auything that
ought net to be told. His remarks, In
part, wore as follows:
"Admiral Jouett's last disrmtches in-
dicato taat there will be trouble iti
Ventral America veiy soon, tin'
less something is done to pro
vent it. The matter has
not como bofore the executive
lor connideratton because thero lias
been no occasion for it, but I can sav
tuta .uincli: The nrirjciDle enunciated
by the President, in his instructions to
ins fecretury or the navv touchluc th
occupation of Aspinwnli and Panama
wui oe strictly aaiifirea to. rue united
fcltates will hot permit irresponsible
persons in any country to endanger
tho lives and propriy of our citizens
by n. voluiiouary orijamratiouH against
me iccai government, to put down
P.wtlon wo ma;ie a great doparture
from the usages fit tho country in re
spect to our diplomatic relations with
other nations. It a similar condition
occurs again tho same authority
will be issued. It may as well be
known now that while there is no
annexation scheme lntouded. nor has
any system of permanent garrisons in
the trouniea Mutes beou considered.
whsiover the emergency demands will
De uone. Jievonu mat l uo not wish
to say, fur it woula be the merest
speculation. IJio Americnu nation
mum maintain the dignity ol its posl
ti'U. Tnat is the true Democratic doc
trine. The only .thing I wish to state,
positively touching the policy oi
the government in regard to its
foreign relations is this: Jt proposes
to exercise a proper inliueuce in the
Bllairs of oiher States, whenoverthat
influence is required that should bo
cumiiiecnuraie whu our position
amouK the nations. Circumstances
will develop our foreign policy, it
win oe reguiaieu Dy tuo necessities ol
events and will be guided and directod
Upon the hltrlirst humanitarian nrin
clples and in accordance with the
np(lH of Anglo haxon civilisation,
This is all that uoeds to bo said."
Bow Women Would Vote. '
Were women allowed to voto, eveiy
one in the laud who has used Dr.
Pierce's "Favorite Precrintlou"wouId
voto it to be an uiilailiug romeily for
hid umuaHBH peculiar to ncr sex. lsy
druggists.
Dlsftatlsflcd Tux-Payers.
Tayldk, June 21. Kduor JIkuald.
Tho law passed by tho Ninteonth
Legislature postponing collections of
taxes proves to be a failure. The only
benefit is 2 cost and tax in full. It Is
hoped the Nineteenth will not meet
again and tho people will select bettor
material for the Twentieth. Theques-
tion of taxation is being fully dis
cussed. The owners of land and tho
county assessor agreed and wore satis
lied as to the true value of land
and other property, but the
county coimniHioners, as a board
of equalisation, have notified
in sweeping terms owners to appear
on the2iHh at Georgetown to show
caiihe wby they do not contribute more
to the State and county. It is the uni
versal opinion that it is not law. Yet,
under Title XVX Tex., Ch. 3, Art.
4,71.r, the commissioners propose going
it alone. IT this be so, "consistency,
thou art a jewel," for to go 30 miles to
attend court to change the valuo of
your land, costs fr m $14 to $lii, and
they raise your land from fa to $10 per
acre, when the owner has taken the
oath called for by law,
Horsfbrri's Acid Phosphate.
Ht'SPBEPS OP B0TTLK8 PRKSCJUIIKD,
Dr. C. R. Dake, Belleville, III., savs:
"I have prescribed hundreds ol bot
tles of It. It is of ereat value In nil
forms of norvous disease which are ac
companied by IohboI power."
Dallas at the Fruit Convention.
CiiicAOo.June 20. Editor Heuai.d,
The convention of Nurserymen,
FloriHts, Soediuon and Horticulturists
Cf America is over. Little Rnc.u.
Arkansas, Dayton, Ohio; Dallas,
Texns, and Washington wore In nom
ination, iuo luuicHi jay oetween the
two latter points, with northern and
eastern men supporting Washington,
mid western and southern men favor
ing Dallas. The former outnumbered
ana Washington won the nomina
tion, but not without motion warmly
supported and bntertained by
the president to substitute Dallas
The yueenCity of Texas Is making
hersell heard anyway where all the
L'lilon and even liuropu is represented.
As emb idieil In a resolution of Mr.
Myric, of Massachusetts, tho unan
imous thanks of the body is tonderoi
Dallas lor her "hospitable and business-like
In yi tat iun." The delegations
leave very soon on an excursion to
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
. J. It, Johnson.
Th3 Silver Coinage.
The great question isasto whalsball
be done with tho standard silver dollar-,
which are accumulating more
rapidly than the public seems to have
any use for thorn. It should bo re
membered by congressmen and all
others that each of these standard dol
larswlU buy a bottle ot Brown's Iron
Hitters, and that this prlnco of iron
tonics will right most wrong 0f the
phy sical system. Any good druggist
will giye you a bottle of Brown's Iron
Bitters for a standard silver dollar.
Clebnrne.
t'LEUi iiSB, June 20. Correspond
ence. The cotton worm scare la over
and has not done so much harm after
all. W heat la about harvosted and the
yield the best for years. The average
Of oats will exceed 50 bushels; corn too
far advanced to be cut off and la ex
tremely promising; millet also fine.
Indeed, the planters of Johnson
County will have to tear down their
barns and build greater ones.
Cii burne still Improves. Ntoro houses
and dwelllugsare both going up. but
the uiorcbanta oomplaln of the rents
and meet two or three times a week to
devise mean to redu-.-e them. The
property owners think they have
things in their own hauds and so far
deiy them. The esslr st way to settle
the whole tl,,ll S to build a tap road
to the Missouri Paclllo. It Is only 10
miles and unexceptlonally easy to
grade; only one culvert. Tula will give
competing lines and cheap freight and
everybody would got In a good humor.
Let everybody quit grumbling except
at the man who does the least to got
Cleburne another railroad and all will
be well.
The ladies and children will eoioy
themselves at fcfhady View Park, ith
cf July.
.Straw bat at cost at Leon Halm's.
Decatur.
Dlcatcr, June 21. Correspond
ence. A large number or citizens as
sembled at the court house last night
to bear Colonel Lemmon, of Dallas, on
the subject of building railroad from
that Pity to this. Able speeches were
made by Colonel Crane, Judge Patter
son ana other, sr-ttlnir, forth the many
ar' vHotaep to be derived bv this peo-
Vie from the enterprise. U. D. Ca:es,
A. ll. Shoemaker ana R. M. Collins
were appointed a committee to ar
range for the meeting of citizens from
Dallas in the near future, at- which
time definite propositions are expected
to be made.
Weather fair but blustery.
The wboat crop will make a better
yield than was expected.
Gret.t redactions In the
wholesale millinery department. All
orders promptly rilled. E. Bauman,
7. Kirn street, Dallas, Texas.
The Next Congressman.
It is reported that Senator Davis, of
C'ook,e would like vory well to have
Throckmorto u'e place in Congress.
Davis is a good m&n to watch a treas.
ury. He is a holy terror when a Job
cornea up, and he can scent one from
afar off, too Mesqulter.
We don't know whether Senator
Davis is an aspirant for congressional
nouor or not, but in urn it down, ne
would be a strong as well as a most
betlttlriff man tor the place. The Mes
qulter is doubly correct In the state
ment that he is a a "holy terror" to the
evil aoer, auu tnat uis coming means
a packing up of those who finger
around the public crib. To Senator
Davis' credit, it is this class of states,
men who have not boon favorably im
pressed with his usefulness in the
l.iiliti of public council. There
is no man in bis district
who would fill with more
credit the position thau the
senator from Cooke. He is a man of
exalted ability, a statesman of convic
tion ana witu mat loretuougnt and
decision hlcu never rails short ot a
work worthv of public favor and con
fideuoe. North Texas needs him In
Congress.and if we mistake not the fit
ness of things will so determine. A
people should always send
their ablest and best man
They cannot afford to acquiesce
in selections based upon motives othor
than that of "tioneslr. capability and
fal ihfulness" a qualification whicL the
gentleman possesses in a degree second
to none in the district. He has tho
nerve and enoriry to do u's duty with
out stint or favor. and"by the eternal"
no man should be permitted to draw a
congressional salary wnoaoes not pos
sess the ability and determination to
"wade In." Dallas Democrat.
Fine Stetson hats, 1 less than any
body else, at iieon ivuun-s.
Hotel Arrivals.
AT TUB ST. OKOUGE.
J LBlng, Woatherford; A J Etta,
McMinville, Tennessoe; Mrs 10 W
Foster, Miss Stella Finchor, Ontario,
Canada; A Moore, Albany, Toxas; B
H Embree, Duck Creek; 13 L Ilenigan,
city; CNOuhIov, Waxahachio; OW
Mson, Goshen; Hon F F.wiug, T L
Miller, Dallas; W M Hholton, Sher
man; Til Manfeltd and wife, Mid-
lovnian; u u iuiigni, lirownwood; w
K Sniville, Roanoke; Mrs Howard,
St Louis; W V Temploton, fVlnsboro;
IB Iron, Waketonj W K Olmstead,
St Louis; J M DaMoy, Fort Worth; O
Wilson, Akron, Ohio; J F Mousing,
Corsicana; H 11 Tillman, Uutesvillo; J
PLovelady, Cleburne; J J Hears, Clif
ton; S C Duke, Fort Worth; J B Strait,
St. Louis; W !: Williams, Moody; J L
L vejoy, Henry N Thomson, McKiu
uey; John It Hoopor, Nashville; John
T Alien, Austin; W H Harris, Quill
man; VV U Phlppous, B S Young,
Springfield, Tonnosseo;C L Levortield,
Louisiana; Ucoree D Harrison. Loiik-
view; H B Johnson, Dallas County; J
w uarris, cuy; i J uround, uoiien.
The onlv clgarottim which'do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pulls.
Terrell.
Tkukkll, Juno 22. Special. A
Tory valuable registered Jersey cow,
the property of Gray & Lloyd, was
raging mad on yesterday. She waa
killed and tho matter will probably
rosult in a law suit.
Mr. A. D. Childress and wife take
thuir departuro this evening lor Los
Angeios, tauiornta. 'lliey are to bo
followed by Dr. W. T. Childress and
the remainder of his family.
some two woeks vlitlng Miss Lena
Childress returns to hor home In Tex
arkaua. Mrs. J. D. Muckloroy returned from
Hot Springs yesterday much improved
by her stay.
Will the Locomotive Knglneers Strike"
Nothing furthor has been developed
concerning the strlko of the locomo
tive engineers ou the western lii e .
insiders are unwilling to talk upwi
tne Buojeot, out ireoiy express their
bollof in Duffy's Purr Mai.tWhis-
kkv as a remedy for pneumonia, diph
theria, malaria, wasting and norvous
diseases and insomnia. It is sold by
an leaning druggists and grocers at $1
a bottle, and is warranted tree from all
adulterations.
Tavlor.
Taylor, June 22.-Speolal.-Large
shipments of cattle have been made in
tuo last weeK to Chicago,
The careless worm Is about all gone
and tho damngo to cotton Is slight.
Oat and whont crop good.
Thn f.tru.f Iwilil.iru r.r th. U'mn... ......
County Fair and Protective Associa
tion neiu a tueoung Saturday. Nearly
nil the stock Is taken. Noxt (Saturday
a permanent organization will be tf-
fni-lnil. Canltnl mim.-It ilnnr'l
The Fourth of July celebration
promises to be a grand affair, as dis
tinguished orators are billed for the
occasion.
The most popular cigarottoa at the
popular price are Opera Pull's.
Cleburne, Alvarado and Midlothian
are coming to tho 4th of July in Dal
las,
McKlnney.
McKinnky, June 22,-lSpocial.-A
heavy ralu foil this morning. No
damage.
In the District Court the oase of Ta
turn vs. Harris, originally brought
for land, but now important because
of the costs, la on trial before J. M.
Pearson, spr-clal Judge.
Hon. J. w. Throckmorton Is much
improved in health since his return
from the west.
Gold pons, pencils, authgraph and
photograph albums at Paul F. Erb's.
Teias Patents.
H. A.Haseltlne ct Bro., patont solici
tors, Springfield, Missouri, send us tho
following list of patonts, which were
Issued to citizens of Toxas duiing the
past week:
H. Clark, Dallas, flonr-bln; D. Dwyer,
Marshall, life boat; W. Klliott, Galves
ton, swing; T. F.vous, Kvergreeu, oalf
weaner; J. iloaan, Galveston, car
coupling; L. Koberts.'Kontuckytown,
pocket; K. Turner, Fort Worth, whip
andsllnap,
Groat reduction In all lines of shoos.
BhIiih irreall v nvmrHtjmirnil I win
quote prices, but will give you the
u or me lowest ntrures m the
city, at Leon Kahn's.
The best $2, ft and U men's calf,
high or low quarter, shoes at Leon
Kahn's.
Ribbons, all widths and colors, at
6, 10 and 16 oents por yard at Bau
man's.
Bilk and stiff hats at and below cost,
to close out, at Leon Kahn's.
A ennnlna l.l..i M.
shfs for fl.M and W at Ion Kahn's.
SIDEWALK NOTES.
Burt & Mear shoes at Loon Kahn's.
The whole earth lor 50c., at Erb's.
Fine watch repairing a specialty by
F. Austin.
Orr's buggies are selling fast. 724
Main street.
Merchants geueraly will be in the
trade parade J uly 4.
Ladies, misses and chlldreus spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
828 Main street. All kluds of fruits
and vegetables at A. E. Bouche's,
If the health officer will nose along
the streets he can readily tell where
Orr,724 Main street, can't be beat on
buggies, buok-board or road carts.
"Chateau Bulliac," the finest French
claret in the city at Ed. S. Alston's.
The finest disDlav of fire works will
be at Shady view Park on the 4th of
J uiy.
Bonche keeps all kinds ot cigars and
tobacco. Try his nlckle Tiger cigar.
Great bargans in diamonds and
fine jewelry lor a few days at 612 Main
street. F. Austin.
Orr, 724 Main street, is receiving
large shipments o: buggies, carriages,
etc., daily.
Go to J. 8. Witwer, 713 Elm street,
lor carriages, buggies, phaotons, brio-a-brac,
etc.
Jack Halev took several United
States piisouers to the penitentiary at
husk yesterday.
slops aro thrown into the street gnt
tors from the stench which will greet
tne olfactories.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. Germau Corn Iiemover kills
corns and bunions.
See those iron chairs, settees and
Iron vasos at J. 8. Witwer's. Just the
articles for nice yards.
Call and see the Home Comfort
screen at Henry Garrett's, 803 Main
street. .Only costs you $1.50.
Call and see the Home Comfort
screen at Henry Garrett's, 803 Main
stree. Only cost you $1.60.
Immense stock of wall paper, tho
latest designs and colors, are being re
ceived by Hamilton Young,
To have your watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired go to L. E. Curtia,
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
Excursion trains on 4th of July will
run to Dallas to accommodate the
crowds lrom our neighboring towns.
One thousand tons of hay, loose or
baled at low figures by J. W. Sanders,
East Dallas. Tolophono No. 200.
Elegant now stock ot Jewelry just
received. Corner Main and Poydras
streets. L. E.Cuiitih, Jeweler.
Peaches and watermelons are getting
to be plentiful In the market, though
the latter are still rather hi;;h priced.
The finest assortment ot Hpcctuctos
and eye glasses In the city, corner
Main and Poydras streets.
L. K.Curtis,
Jeweler.
Ono of the nicest presents for your
wil'o is a plisston or buggy. It don't
cost much. Orr will noil ihom low, 724
Main street.
Terrell, Wills Point, Forney end ill
towns on the Texas & Paciic will
come on oxcurslou trails to Dallas the
4th ot July.
QTho report of the trea-oirnr of the
Dallas Library and Heading Koom, to
be found in another coluinu, makes a
very creditable sliowirg.
A fight occurred on tho corner ol
Main and Murphy la-t evening In
which tho n."snulting puny took his
adversary by surprise.
P. P. P. will cure all diseases of
chickens, turkeys, dur-ki, genso and
birds. Sold at 2o cents per package by
George T. Atkins, Dallas.
Greatest barxiuns over offered (for a
few days) in ladies' and gents' gold
watches and chains. F. AOstin,
t12 Main street.
Tho backbone of all cities on a solid
and permanent biiHis is manufactories.
Dallas has 00 of them and she - ;;o'ng
to got more of them and big ones m
that.
The Northwestern will clva us coal
at i por ton. With c il at that figure
tno corporate Hunts or Dallas will ex
tend to White Hock Creek within five
years. Tho Northwestern will be
built.
llomomber the llome Comfort Win
dow Screen covers tho entire window.
with Garrett's Burghir Alarm a-
tacnoa. Made and sold by tluury
Garret,
The weokly arrivals of thu latest, de
signs of millinery at. Mrs. Chest
nut's, 612 Kim street, is blug appre
ciated by the ladies of Dallas, and her
last receipts oi usts, bonnets, rl noons
and trlmualnirs exceed ativtlitmr in
tidiness and elegant appearance that
uas tieen received hitherto.
The gentlomnn who desires a drink
of something line, that will rejiivlnate
without producing any bad effoct, a
cigar, or it may lie to Indulge in a
quiet game of billiards or pool, and
withal courteous tr&aMnmit, will find
the same at the Turf s-tloon, op
posite Oliver t Grign's bank. Klile
Thompson, proprietor.
Insane.
Marshall, June 22 fSiwclal.l
Mrs. Laura, wile of W. Vun Wert, was
triod and convicted of lunacy tills
evening. Slio will probably bo sent to
tho asylum.
Don't fall ye lovors of mssio to at
tend tho last appearance ot the Tyro
loans at Mayer's Garden this evening.
Dallas A Northwest Kraltioad Itiot.
Considerable intcrlst Is felt rolatlvo
to the location of the Dallas A North
west railroad depot. Almost every
roal estate owner on tho north side ol
the Texas A Pacific Irnii the Fair
Grounds east to the Trinity Hlver
west claim to have tho best approach
aud only suitable grounds for depot
purposes, Tub Hkrald suggests
that a mass meeting be hold hv all
concerned, and then adjourn to Wob
sler's Photograph Gallery and have
tber pictures taken.
75 cents will get a good ladles' slip
per at Leon Kahn's.
Aliriovers of music please taae notice
that the Tyroloana appear to-night for
the last time at Mayor's Gordon,
Moine Bros', full orchestra will be on
hand also. Admission 10 cents.
WOiiEE3
ItMtdtai Kwrd trndh, r ah Mlffer from
USrmlUi pmsUar hi tbdr sex. thusla l-r
tonic. nd ta innlushls I, Du.J, inwuhir lo
: " "'Il"l,n"i'"1 it a.
s'i-i'.'li.i "J?"" '.'T """"I. NilmnUi
i ---a I- 'i ;' -"ninriiai 1110 .T nt'lra (Uia
NirrlnJ"l "'"r,"l' fnlMoriM.
til. th. oeniplM lim sjid mi. llw. kui .month.
H doMDiit ; hla. kn twl'i. rauw h,,tchM
r -i "- trim siNKUM iH.
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ITf;n"T l"" to ln ounHl m o Lli.
Vl. . nd ml ocminlilHii It Ust soi
nod. Has bam bwwllcui ki mi cliililna."
GmnlM has shon bad m.rt and mmm nyl HaM
on wr.pvr, Taka aa slhrr. HulaimlThj
. 2 "r"s,,'' i-.HALTHIOHB. stn.
"""a-aaami ana attnruta. afi
Ulnliw Oat o pritta t. rwiiaa. lnl.nutl- alsait
Anln. mitt mimmn - k. ll I j . , ,
mallad Io au aMnai go laoaiM u( k, sume.
JJV u EE5T TONIC -
1ml (MAraauAa
' 'i$?SjST7 by the largest and
PlfiJ Houth m
iilill J- W. Crowdus Drug Co.
J. 8.
MEDICAL ADVERTISJMEJNITS
MET1LP0IS0N
I am a copnermltb by trade, and during
a series at years my arms (being Imre when
at work) have absortvd a wonderful
amount of metal poison. Having a scrof
ulous tendency from myiuutli, the small
piirtlcis ol copper aud e 'as would get
Into the soreB, and hy this recess the poi
son was conveyed into my blood till my
whole system became Infected. I was
trculed with the old remedies ol mercury
aud Iodide potassium. ISallvatlon followed,
my teeth are all loose in my liend, my di
gestive organs deranged, audi have been
helpless lii bed for over a year witbiuer
eurltil rheumatism. Aly Joints were all
swollen, and I lost the use of my arms and
legs, aud became helpless as an Infant.
My sufferings became so intense that It
was lmH)sslble for me to rest. The doctors
advised me to go to tho city hospital for
lieutmeut. This I could not bear. A friend,
who proved a friend Indeed. urged rue to try
Swift's Specific, believing It wouldcure me.
Others discouraged me, but. I scoured a few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
tles. The first effect of the medio! no was to
bring the polsou to the surface, and I broke
out all over In running rores. They soon
disappeared, ami my skin cleared off. My
knees, which had become twice their natu
ral size, havo resumed their usual size aud
are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
are all right again anu can use them with
out pain. The entire disease has left all parts
of tho body save two ulcers on my wrists,
which are healing rapidly. I am weak
rrom long conllneinent, nut inave tucutu
ol nil my limbs. The medtclue is bringing
me out ol t lie grealest trial or my lite, and
I cannot find words sulllcl'-nt to express
my appreciation of lis virtues end the
gratitude I feel that I ever heard fit
H l-.TEK K. lOVK.
Augusta, Ga,
MALARIAL POISON
The drouth In Houthwcst Georgia lust
spring dried up the wells and we were com
pelled io ue water from the ereeSc on the
plantation. The result was that all were
troubled with chlllHand lever. I carried
with me beveral Is-ttles of dwllt's HpectHo,
and as long as I took It I bud perfect
health. As soon ss I ceased taking It, I,
like the ret,uiu ulllleted wlthchlllH.W'hcu
1 resumed lis us 1 was all right again. We
have used It In our family os an antidote
for miilitrli'.l )Mils iii for two or three years
11 1 1 I have never in. own if to fall in h single
Instance. W. C. Kuklow.
Sumter Co., Cn ,Kcpl. 11, 1M.
Treatise ou BI..od and Skin Plsense
mailed free. Tin; Swift Kj-kcifiu Co.,
Mrewer H, Atlanta, iti.
?e SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY It
IT Hill Nt?-M9
K r.v.i.'iitei Vir.i;:y, .Njrvo.if Lad phys
ical lVI'tj, i'rii el.nr-) JVlIJi of Man,
irrfirs of Voiitii. .-.ml t!!e r.ntold mler'.'
nwilfUiij from ir.il'-.r-re'icti, vTch.i. It
contains l'.fl prei.crlphoru'. lor iu' aente and
chronic dlspan, ouch one of iiloh(s In
valuable. o fortmi Sy tl-i ?ntior, whose
xierl(-.!e for 'i3 yep.n n urh ai probably
nvr iHifove foil to thtj'loi ot eny phvjlcian.
;iuil pages bound In benutlliil Krench
iiinsdu, em.c"se! "overs, fn!l gilt,
gnsrp.ut' e.1 lo b a finer 'wori? oj eVf-ry
!! -.anleai, llletsty su t profes.
slf.nal-t 'n any other worh sold :n this
eonr.'.y for ?l!.'n, orthe BioRi-.y -tl! bo r;
fundetl lu evt-iy Irjiienre. trfce aiyl bv
tin.;'., rosi-ii-it'l. II'. i mtlvo nsini.1 ()
cer-M. r-'uit now. Wold Tede! aworded l!-o
antl'.or fcy N-i'.h.nsl Med'eal Ats-c-t-
oi. li t. i.f't r, w'-lrh hn refnni.
T'ib Hoteuee o: Li: should bs ri-ad t-y
vor.r.r: for In iiraciion, and by the artllcted
f.. r,.'.l. h..lll V.inftl !l..n.V.
.... ...v.( ,.. uvi.vu.HH. LVUUUU Blt'
cel.
Tliere Is no member ot "ic''y to whom
The Haltmcs of l.lfe will not be HMfnl,
wnetlmr yonth, rsrent, ranrpn, in
irnrtor o "'sra' m.tn. Ar(xnant.
Address the Ve.O-o-iy Mm'iie.'ii lntt'-.ts.
'r Dr. W. !t. Parker, o.4 bultueh Hlrve.t,
':c-on, Mn.v., wl.o may he ror.ull3 an
ilt .': reoairliiiT skiil ped eirerleuee.
ChmnU- an I r.bvl!nide diseased ei Irnvo
other physlcie n rifc'.AIm i-h-
euiitv. Kucn treat- T" 1 1 1f ff 1 f"
ed sncceaifml- 1 1 T iii . "
wlthoirt an bistanc of faiirr. Meutlon
luis psrsr.
KCHLTHTHf i.ivrs most sr in osnt
I ft lif ll.'iMr HriiiMv hi 1 .ti ( 'ntilniiitK Rlttl lllirnilMvJ
trr tilfiMifm or tin,!' ""iihti.iii i-t tlm l.ivor. iu Lh
im su t't'ii! ij'i'ii'n, Hi i-iiv.n .T'tiimllro, If -:ti:tf Iia,
Bltiana, Kiininti'm, It r- 'tl.iti-s Ui (Hmelsiir
finnthf l.'.l, alr.-it.-rli. tl n vv-tMii, .1! .tiTi. ,
AN I.VVAl.UAl'I.K FAMILY MEDIOINPi.
thoi'BnndHOf tHatf'roniniiprovr Itsnwr.'l,
ASV MU'tKll-sI' WlU rU.LV" HI 1 IH UKfXTl A I'UlW.
This II. It or IN-uen-
eriitlnu Is initdu ex-
L J ' 'rs Vr'ly or Hit cure
r'C..aXYV "f iUtIUIKI'IIH'1118 of
v,r' n D!" L:t ' 1110 in'iHTntive or
VsVXvvVrllivsftr.ti yiuiR TIhto 1h no
TvL rwn inininars mnm ill IB
. J V-J iiiHinumml, llio con-
0Vw.';v-.v llt.H Ht re r m o(
:i.ki ruiriTV m.r.
neallug through the
purls must restore
them to hrnlthv nellcin rrn.,t ..nr..,,.i
tb'.s with electric bells advertised to cure
nil Ills lrom head toloe. It Is for the ON K
;teelllc purisum Kor circulars giving
full Information, aiMrcos
t'HKKVKlt KLKL'TKIC 11KLTCO ,
1W Whlugtou Hrwt.Cliicaso, 111
IRtllU CAITIfM!,
Wary Hotels anl i!estnurtiits refill
Ua I'shsins' Mt in niui a spiirlmj
Bilxturo Slid stars ir in iho (il'.NUNI
Ua rcrrtiis' Worceatortauro Baaoa
THE GREAT SAUCE
OF THE WORLD.
lnrrt Uis most dolldont Usto aud
saalto
tilK.MT
nf l.KTTKH fnm
Mi:i)('AI,Cll;N.
j'l.i:MAN Rt Wail.
Mill's,
f.II4Vll:K.
Ms, 10 hH breiher
It WOUCI-sTtUI,
Nny. Ihai.
Telll.ltinptt.
HINS Hut their
ee Is highly es
leemiyl In lndU,
ind is In my opiu
Ion. Uic most puliu
t'iblo, ss well ah
Uaa tmmt a,hnl.t.
KKiiSsauoe Uiul t,
sflro.rr.ro is on n-ry twtus of (iRWINf
VQOESTERSHinB 8AUOC
' Bold sad aatd throu-but UK vorld.
JMN DUNCAN'S S0N8.
x aiaMW ron TTIH ItWlTKtl OTATBtt
hhw tutu. ,
I. J
4 ,,ot cM-i
''TOASir-abo.
BAalS' Ci-iiCKILfo CKGLERA CURE
13 WARRANTED TO BIOP CHOLERA.
iha oc nt,niiirttlri ?.'itrMnl ft la AmlriMMul
most huceess.ru! poultry breeders in the
Rela'l at J. tt. DOWNS'.
Wlioleifitlo Agents, Dallas, TYias,
BASS BROS., Prop'rs,
TEKKELL, TEXAS.
Downst 1203 Klin street.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
S' HERIl-'i"'ft .SaLE-NOTICE OF BALE
of Texas Trunk Uallroad.etc:
Notice is hereby Riven that under and by
virtus of an execution in my bauds in favor
of E. Al . Reardon and against the "Texas
Trunk Kullroad Company," Issued from the
District Court of Dallas county, Texas, I, W.
H. W. Nmith. sherltr, etc., will sell at the
court house door of Dalies Ceunty ou the
K1KST TU USD AY IN JUI,Y,15, being the
7th day of the mouth, within legal hours, at
piibllcoutcry,to the highest bldder.forcash,
the following property, to-wlt: The rail
road, including tho entire road-bed, track,
depots and depot grounds, ofllces, shops and
right-of-way and appurtenances, and the
franchise and all chartered powers and
privileges of the Texas Trunk Kailioad
Company. Also, the following-described
real estate, to-wlt.: All that tract of land
situate In the County of Dallas, State of
Texas, being pail of the original John
Grlgsby leaguo, about two miles east of the
court house in tho City of Dallas, the same
being a part of lot No. five (5) of the division
of said league, beginning at the east comer
of Jacob llopp, on the southwest, llneof said
lot No. 5; thence north, 450 east, tia() feet to
acorner post; thence south 45 decrees east,
1JISQ feet, to a corner post; thence south, 4
degrees west, 050 feet, said boundary Hue;
thence north, 45 degrees west, l.liDO feet on
said boundary line to the beginning, con
taining twenty-live (ill acres, more or less.
Also, a tract of land situated in theCouuty
of Dallas, IStnte of Texas, described as fol
lows: Part of tho l.agow league, beginning
at bois d'lire post with a railroad spike
driven In It at the southeast corner of said
Mays' land where It Joins ths southwest
comer of UallnghM's laud; thence In a
northwesterly direction along the boundary
line between snld Mays' and sald Gal
lagher's laud, MX) feet to stake; thence at
right angles to said boundary line of said
Mays and Gallagher, U1U Iwel to a stake on
thu west boundary of said Mays land:
thence at light angles to said last named
lino, l'i a southeasterly direction, along the
west boundary of said Mays land, tWI feet
to a stako on boundary line between said
Mays and J, J. Good s land; thence at right
angles to said eest line, In an easterly
direction along the boundary Hue between
the said Mays end Good, Io the pU.ceof be
ginning, containing 11 i-i-KO aer-s ofliuid;
ulso at f-aina time and place, two locomo
tive engines, one No. 6, the ot her No. 6;
ons box cur No 2ISH ; eighteen ( IS - Hat en's,
No, loo, lul, UK, lu.",. lot, 111 iwi, li(7, iu8, loll,
lie, 111, 112, 6HI, ai-J.SKi. 6ul, Bu,'i; eight hand
cars, live push cars, railroad tools, consist
lug of claw bars, erowbiirs, shovels, spike
mauls, . wrenches, etc., for three section
g:ngs; ono steam pump, one hand pump,
tools belonging to bhieKsmlth shop at Dal
las, three i't; large leuts, 10 pair of blankets,
two i'J; levels anil two transit chains,
rods, etc., otlh-e furniture and railroad
stationery Inolllceat Dallas, bridge Umbers,
etc., on yard; store room and contents,
oil, etc., at Dallns; ten (liij pair of loose ear
wheels and axles attaching them, one
section house and three tanks and one
large Iron safe; all the above levied upon
by uie as sheriff, uuili r said exe.-utlou, as
the property ot the Texas Trunk Railroad
Company and to be sold tosaltsfy the same.
Dallas, Texas, June II. lsv.
W. II. W. HMITH,
Sheriff Dallas County, Texas.
Hy VV. II. I.i wh, Deputy.
ADVKRTIHEMENTANDNOTICKCON
cernlng tho construction of new steel
sieani Cruising Vessels for Iho United
Slates Navy,
invitation Is hereby extended to all en
gineers and mechanics ol established rep
utation, and .ol reputable miimifactur
ers ol vessels, steam-engine", boilers, or
ordnance, having or controlling regular
establishments, and being engaged in the
business, all o Ulcers of the Navv, and es
pecially all naval constructors rO.-un en
gineers and ordnance olltors of tne Navy,
having plans, models, or design r of nnv
vessels, or of any part Ihereof.oi tlieclassuN
authorized by the naval appropriation act
ot March II, lsx,",to submit such plum., mod
els and designs to the Secretary of the
Navy.
The vessels authorized to he constructed
are two cruisers of not less than three
inousuud nor more man live l lioni.n,l uma
displacement, costing, exclusive of arma
ment, not more than one million one hun
dred thousand! dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat of about, sixteen hundred
toiiM displacement, costing, exeluslvo of
arninment, not more than Ave hundred uud
twenty thoutaud dollars :nr,d one light gun
boat of a bout eight hundred tons displace
inent,eostlng, exclusive of armament, not
more than two hundred and seveuty-flve
thousand dollars.
These vessels are to be constructed ou the
bst at d most modern design, having the
highest attainable speed, and lu the manner
end couformlty tothe conditions and limi
tations provided for the construction of
the new cruisers in lueactsof August .,1W.'
and of March a, 1,-vs;), except so fur as snld
acts provide for ai.d define tho duties of
Naval Advisory Hoard.
Said plans, modsls nud designs should bo
submitted within the period nf sixty days
after Marl'., Island should be tiatismlt
ted to tho Nuvy Department, Washington,
I). C . Should any such plan, model or de
sign be adopted or used, a liberal comiH'U
sution will be paid therefor.
The Department will, upon application,
forward copies of so much of the naval ap
propriation Bots as relates to snld vessels,
and will answer all letters of Inquiry and
furnish alldeslred Information on ti e sub
ject. WILLIAM C. WHITNKY,
Si eivlury of tee Nnvv.
Navy Depirtnif.nt, Washington, May K, Iks',.
C. II. EDWARDS
733 and 73.1 Main Streot,
rVLLAS,
MASON & HAMLIN
WESTERN
IMrOltTKDMUSlCAI.MCUCll.VNDISK
The H. st Goods, the Best Stock aud the
lowest Prices.
SCHNEIDER & DAVIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
Dallas, Tkxas.
Headquarters for the following standard
brands of Tobacco:
Djuinmond's Cora ring,
' liner's Old Honesty,
llnrlianan I. rail's Harvest.
1. l.orrllnrd At Co 'a Ilium, Toinnlinwk.
AND FltKK RKAUIMO BOOM.
Cltlrena and strnmrera ronllallv Invlio.l
to visit the Dallas Publlo Library aud
Free K'adlng Koom; located at 80S Main
slreot. Hours from 10 a. m. to3p m and
fnun 5 to III p.m.; Sundays froingto n r.. in.
e,. I-i. LAWS
Hucoessor to Hurgls A Lsws,
LivERY &nd SALE STABLE, ELM 11
Opposlto Schneider A Davis. Fly horses
and neat buggies, gentle driving horses for
UdlessentU) any 'tiart of tho clly. First
class carriages and dentlemanly drivers.
Himk-IhI attention palu Ui culls for all trains,
theatres ami funerals. Telephone In oou.
neollon with stable
HENRY POLLACK & CO.
TSt Kim Street, Dallas, Ts,
TRUNK FACTORY.
Trunks made Io onler and repairing
neatly and promptly done. "
La Belle Studio
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Crayons, Porcelains, Etc
08 Mala Street, . a . Dallas, Tntt,
COt ORGANS
DulluSPilcLtay
I .. . new advertisements
THEY
WILL FIT.
ARE STYLISH.
WILL PLEASE YOU.
THE
MEN'S FINE SHOES
IIAXD-MADE
GOOD YEAR WELTS
MACIUXJS
SEWED,
MAI) It BT
HATHAWAY, SOULE & HARRINGTON,
ALWAYS nixi.vuLi;.
These pnoda are mndo Innllthe I.ejiillnif Style
and Sold Kvci-rw berel y IliiiT cUs.kMlers. V.'i
use'lirrfl-lass stoek and elupley iiuik) but:.klil,-i
workmen. As we luvehtul nioroand lonKt rexp.-r;
ewe In (.ondycnr Welt Mtjutnney other naiiiuiuc
turersof MEN'S 1-TNESIIoES, It tssi-kliowlislvt. d l
till that we take lie lend. Ak vnunlesler for th"
HATHAWAY, SOULE & HAItHl.NGTON SIIOK, t
rou uru lookini; for.i k'"oU uriiole at n jrieilluin nrl-
Age lit fur the
GOLDEN
n A WAN r "OHT ou the
JLJYtVINa OK (I AT FCICKli.
Mchool Teachc-i'5, Students, Youn Men,
Lad', bs, icMii? as R(;eut,6 for this book, ere
n.a luij uver nju a month. Sella fast. One
ajsul sold 71 first IS days; another 46 In 8
da;,-s; nnotber U in 1 day; another 15 and 5
bibles in jj days. Secure territory qnlc.
Aleo, sftuit wauled forthebesi illuatiHtnl
Family UUu ever sold by e.noi.t,. Bend
forcti-ciilarn. Address TEX A 4 BOOK AC
BIKLB (H).. Dot Kim street. Jjnll.is, Teir.s.
Important to Owners of Cotton Gins.
AUBNTS WANTED.
TAVJXin & Cox STEAM FlltlC EXTIN-
oitisbkk, for Lottos CI ins. Thoroughly
elfocluui. Simple and cheap. Can refer
you to parties lu your own state who are
uslnnthiim. Kc i:ka (iiN Kaw Fii.i.kk.
Bkst, Simplest, Cheapest, Any one
cnn use them. Kulli-fiietlon Kiiaranteed or
money renndeu. Price 10. Aoents
Wanted. Good pay ulven. Exclusive
Kluhts for Balo. Send tor circulars und full
particulars.
TA VI.Qlt :X CO., Memphis, Tenn.
WAM'KD-Ltdles and Oentl -men to
take nice, liht, pleasant work, at
their owd homes. Work sent by mall any
distance all tho year round. 2to5 a day
ean he ipiletly made; no canvassing. Ad
dress Kelinble Mauiil'aclurlni; C'limpany,
I'lilhidelphla. Pennsyh aula, llox 16IH.
ADVMKTISlilts liy ad'dressi u gTiTsoTK
ItOWKLL CO , 10 Hin-uee street.
New Y'ork, can learu the exact cost of any
proposed line of ADV KltTlMI NO 111
American Newspapers. aSr-10U-page
I'allllililet, 1 0n.
EDUCATIONAL.
WASO'S SEMIIEJLBY FOR mm
Nashville, TennesNoe.
A fr.mous Institution. Tho Aliuuiue
number 7.l. The iiilen.iiinen lKhl-ts, .ViO,
from sixteen stale.?. The tlm s'-siim be
Klns Mepleinner 1, lfiKj. I'alronlze toe Col
lege. 1'or eatbli-gues, npeolal arrange
ments and enveymee to Nasiivllle, ml
dress.l .-. ration, Professor of Matl.e
leallcs ami I e-.eiui A'ent, Iialhis Texas
Professor PiMton Is niso eonneeti'd with
the Southern Heho.,1 Agency, and will sup
ply Schools and Coil, Lies with Teachers
und Tenehers with po-itions. Institutions
In 13 st jtes have been supplied.
UNIVERSITY Or ViHiilNIA
SCWrdKU LAW l.CTUKK8 (niue
weekly) begin ath Jn!, is., Kudc-.idliih
Bepteuiiier. Have proved oi Klgusi use
1st, U students who de.lj;n to pursue their
studies at this or other L-.v P- l nols; ;'nd.
to those who propose Io nod privaielv;
and brd, to praelltlo.iers who hr ve not line
liiu ailtantaKe of sy-:iemai.le instruction.
Kor olroiilar apply (P.O. Unlv.oliy of Vn
to John H. Mxnou, I'rol. Corn, and him.
Law
ilUSINKSi AND SHOUT HAND
School, St. f .His, Mo. This Insliliitloii h.is
a Inruer all jndunee than all other com
merelalse' (Kds In the city i-oinliined, and
olfers Llia" oest facilities for living thorough
Instruction In tho coininerelal and Kin."
llsU braucbes and HhoiHiaud. Sendaior
elreulars.
S. . aU . ataa a
Premi'iD Peultry Preserver
A THOKOUIill Till L.
John Iiress, practical breeder of all kinds
of Kino Ponliry. I'lircons t'edlureo Po'nter
Hetterand Terrier Dints, Llltie Uoek, Ark .
wiltc-s: '-1 have xlven your V. i p. a
tborougli trial, and find It to be all you re-comme-;d
It. Would Ihererore coinnieiid
It to the Use of Mil raising Poultry "
Cl'ltHH WITH TWO DUSKS.
Kev. J. W. Itrlce. proprtolorof (lie Ter.
rell Nor-ei .v,lire, derofThorotmhhred Ply.
mouth Ilia a chit-kens i nd Jersey Cattle.
Terrell. Texas. snv. : "I Ioivm nue.i i,.i,i
P, P. and And II Is nil yon elal ii for II. It
Is cermlnly an txeellenl Ionic; alio a
joce inn-iv. i neo ono etileiu-1 wlln
choleraiind cured It with two doses of the
1 V. I'. Is the most biiccohhIuI remedy
known for Hie cure of all diseases of KowIk.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys. Ducks,
Geese and Illtds by using P. p p. Auk
your druggl.nl for V. V. P, The
THE 0. I C-GWiiUS HG CQ
DALLAS, W HoLl'HAI.K ACKNTS.
Hold at Retail at Dallas hy GEO T. AT
KINS. A sample package and clreulai of
testimonials seut to any address In the
United States on reoelpt of 26 cents by Ibe
roprletors, MUKCH1MONA KOOEKS,
Terrell, Texas.
3
5 0
PIANOS
Are UnrWaied In lone, Workmanship,
AND DUHAU1L1TY. Kor snle by
C. H. Edwards
TIM and 735 MAIN STltKKT,
rT-iLA-S. TEXAS.
.gyjjyr 'rl'1'1' hefore buy I n g elsewhere.
1'fKSONU
Blind ci Cross-Eyed
May del(rnilno as to
Oiiialdllty by Corres-
lUallillll.a a.tsl.
THE SPENCEH OPTICAL MPS CO
13 nalilwn Lane. New Vorfc.
PT IDF t SMliAim .
vuaoi llaoaUBU, Rtl'L
tomn erce and Jackson Htreeta, one
r..,,l0'',k Pra bouse?
mJihu for t'wtnVslfl. HuiglM and
aTten50u?,!ThT9,lepl,0!, ord,r PrSnpUf
re wa
'I
OPERA STABLES.
LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS.
LAND!
j. I
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will give special attention to securlmr
good Investments In land for COLONIES
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Landa
for saw mills and fanning- lands. He will
also give speoial attention to the Invent,
men ot Texas & Pacific Kallroad Company
LlS llli Mk
In the Lands of the Company.
Having had a survey Ingoorps on the rron.
tier of Texas for he last eight years aad
trrtVfllll HTlandval in 1. ... .
u...-......vu.rfl..ii1)M wen us ine
value of the same, and being familiar with
the dillerent proposed dues of
ILIOJLTJ s-?
His facilities for assistit g purchasers to
good bargains are unsurpassed, and he
guarantees satisfaction to all parties en
trusting him with their buslncvs He la
.uu .i.u.vu ,ui.uinu .I, ?uun nonce
complete abstracts of title of Dallas city
TEXAS LAND!
SUCCESSOR TO
POWELL & G-AQE
LOC.VTO't OF
LAND SCRIP
MAKKlt OF
StTEVEYS and MAPS
OWNKIt OF 185,301) ACItK
TKIAS LAND.
H..M. BLACK, .1. M. MOKUAN,
County Judge. Couaty burveyor.
It LACK & MOItOAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
llrtstlttnd, Texas.
Prompt atlentloN given to laud business
In any part of the Blato.
Sl. HiAviti, .loas P, oox. Vn! vt,
HII.T.HBOR.Q, TEXAS,
PROFESSIONAL.
C. JOHNSON,
.Mt-iriM-y-a-laH ,
Land and Coileeting Agei.t,
HOWIE, (5fonlagiie Co.) TEXAS.
Ilnsijiess attended to in uny of the nel h
tiurlng couul les Uorrespouduuee nromp'tly
answered. Mnyi-tf
DR U. T V KA L,
Ollicetii'i Main street, over Exchange
Hank. Can he found In rear ollkei ! ulghu
i mice Telephone iso. ;i-jg.
Ur Q. llUl-.'DKKliON,
a Att irney-at. i.w,
Atluni:- Testis.
dP-Hpe-.-liil alt- ntlon given toeoil'-c'ions
DL. HLHSKLL,
a Attorney am! Counseilor-ut-Law,
lielton, Texas.
J-.Hpecliil atteutluu to Coiumercial
and L.aud liusluess.
T HKAIiKOokj
1- Attorney-nt-Law,
., ... Abileue, Texas
Collections promptly it;iided to. Itef
ere ncu Hmdst reel's ('oiomere)ul Aitenry
i S SMITH, "
a Attonu y-at-I.Kw,
Hiilsboro, Texas.
Special uttenllon given to coiumercial
law and Invest Igation ol landtlt'e.
T T. MONTUOJIEKY,
tl a (County Attorney llaj lor County)
A.toruey-nt Jjiw and Heal Estate Agent,
Seymour, Texas.
DOCTOH HANSOM,
Oculist,
After taking a thorough course of In
struction at Hie I-.'ye Ijiinnary lu New
lork, oilers to treat diseasts of the eye,
andemales specially. Address Wortham.
Texas.
T HALL DEL' M. 1).
lies uence-7 Tear' Str.et,
Otllce In rear of Murdock A- Ilaidwlu's
drugstore. Telephone at ollkeuud resl
i ence.
t KT11UK M Mll.l.Ell,
Atturuey-t-Law,
Wh-hlta Kails, Texas
CUKSNUTT A WKLI10HNK,
Attoruey-at Law and l.uod A-j
ijCtltri,
Jieurielia, Jixii
J. C. CIIKSM TT.
K. U VVei.hohnk
L 8. HELL, (County Attorney),
A a Attorn ey-at-Law and Lund Agent,
Halnl, Calhilian County, Texas
XT B. A O. O WKIOHT,
' Attimu-ys-at-Law,
No 715 Main street, up stairs, lia.lns,
Texas
ARNOLD, OI.ASOOW A A It SOLD,
Atturiiey-at-Law,
.... . Oriiliani, Texiw
Oilice In I-eilernl Court building, west
side public siiiuire. Will practice In the
Stale an l Kedernl Conn
JOHN W DOI'.KV.CS
Attcnrney-at-l,ttv and Lund Agent.
liryan, Texas.
I onimetelal practice sollcittd
pAUSWEI.L A KI'l.l.Elt,
J AttornevS-at-Law,
.. ., .. li-.-ouiur, Texas.
K, h Camswki.i.; Tri.l.vA. Kt'l.l.KR.
VKIbL" YODNU,
Attonieys-nt-Law,
Stephenville, Krath Comity. Texas.
H H.Nmi.i.. I . K k 0 1' NO.
UKKNATHY HIIOH.,
a. Attorneys-at-Lsw,
, . McKlnney, Texas
W. M, AltKllNATIIY M. it. AllKKNATHT
1 INilsLKY 4 ItUUDKOltD,
X.- Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, '
7116 Main street, (I.lndsley building), Dal
las, I'exas Ulve special attention to com
mercial und coiporatlou laws lu Slate
aim reuerni uouriH.
pAlU'Ell A WKIOHT,
VJ Attorneya-at-Lnw,
Ban Angela, Tulu Oreen County, 'Fcxua.
1OONE A SCAR HOKOtTOH,
1J Lawyers, Land and Coileeting Agents
Hweot water, lexus.
Jos. IUkjnk. J. B HfAitiioitoroii,
Notary IMhlk.
UH. MELVEN,
Attorney nt Law And 11-niter.
He.vmour, Hay or Countv, Texas,
hxebange h'Utbt and sold to all the
principal points.
U U. COLEMAN,
0 Attorney-nt-Law,
, ,, Colorado Cltv, 'i'exas.
Colleellonsprompt y attended to
ClRAWKORD 4CRAWK0KD,
J Attorueys-iit-Law,
. Ofllce No 7lM Main street.
M. I.. Crawfoi p. W. L. Ciiawfokp.
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Caveats. Relssiu s and Trade Marks so
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