Norton's Daily Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 256, Ed. 1 Monday, February 26, 1883 Page: 2 of 4
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KIDNEY-WORT
INT£LLI6INCERf^hy,or,he ,avor,te Na,io°'
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.J
Boob * kno bock or disordered urine iadi-
> that you are a victim P THEN' DO NOT
OTATBj use Kidney-Wort at oboe, (drug-
i reoommeudiOand it will speedily ovar-
fcoaae the disease and restore healthy action.
| nfltAg For oomplainto poaulia*
k«l Ul CB« to your aex, such as pain
}andMreaJmaseee, Kidney-W ort is unsurpassed,
« it WiH aot promptly and safely.
Either Sex. Inoontinenoe, retention ofurtae,
_ rriok dust or ropy deposits, and dun dragging
! 0:paina, all spoodXly yield to its curative power.
Y*{ O- SOU) BT AXXi DBOCOIST&, i-rtpe »1.
KIDNEY-WORT
CtLEBJUTEO
4. B. NORTON,
ilandau February V®, JS89.
Invalids, broken down in health and spir-
its by chronic dyspepsia. or sufferirg from
the terrible exhaustion that follows th* at«
tacks of acute (hseaFe, the teatinioryof
thousands who have been rained a« by a
miracle from a similar Plate of prostration
by Eoatetter's Stomach Bitters, ih a pure
guarantee that by tlie i-ame means you,
too, may be strengthened and restored.
For Sale by all DnigxiatB and Dealers
generally.
CITATION.
Nobthhrn District of Tfxas, ps:
In the United hlattH Ciicuit Court for
•aid District, on the 2nd day ot January
1883—at the December term 1882 of said
Court at Dallas.
Present: The Honorable Andrew P.
McCormick, District Judge; the following
order waa uiada and eulered of record
to-wit;—
James Hamkeh et ai. )
AT. V IS L.QntTT '
L. G. Moultun KT AL J
. In this case it being made to appear to
tbe Cjurt upon application and represen-
tation* of Complainants that Thomas D
Johns one of the defendant* named in
their bill is not an inhabitant ot or found
within this District and that h8 ha* not
voluntarily appeared thereto.
It is ordered that the paic Thomas D
-Johns appear, plead, answer or d«rnur by
the first Monday in March A. D. 1883 and
that thif. order be published once a week
for six consecutive weeks in aome weekly
newspaper published in the City of Dallas
State of Texas.
The above copy of an order is true and
correct as appears from the record of said
Court, made on the 2nd day of Januarv
1883'.
Witness, the seal of said
( n .. Ourt and the rame of the
- seal I Clerk thereof this 15th day ot
1 —- ' January 1888.
A- J. HOUSTON
CLKKK
TiolMAS'S
LIVER PADS
tor Sal#
i cilitatiug the illusion of an ima-
ginary common interest exists,
"Editor j J,q/u«ing into one the enmities
of th« other, be^rava the toruier
into a participation in the quarrels
and wars of the latter, without
adequate inducement or junifica-
tion, It leads tdso to concession*
to tiie layorite Nation, of piivil
eges denied to others, which i* apt
doubly to injure the Nation mak-
ing the concession, by unnecessaii
ly parting with what ought to have
oeen retained, and by exciting jel-
ousies, iih wiil and a disposition
io retaliate, in the parties from
whom fqttal privileges have been
withheld; and it giv^a to ambitious,
corrupt, or deluded citiznn (who
devoted thenisclvHH to the favorite
Nation) facility lo betray or sacii-
tue the .iutereaih ot their own
The Poetoffices at Eagle Pase ana country, without odium, sometimes
Decatur have grown to be third evt*u w,th popularity, gilding with
class and become presidential in
appointment after April l«t.
Abolish the Infernal licenpes
on whisky and tobacco and dis-
pense with a noet of useleps officers
who are sucking blood from the
dealers in the necessaries of life.
Sacred JLegaey.
the appearance of a virturm senae
ot obligation, a commendable de-
ference lor pnhiie opinion, or a
laudable zeai lor the public good,
that bast of foolish compliance- ot
ambition, coiruption, or infatua-
tion.
As avenuee to foreign influence
in innumerable ways, bucti atiach-
tr.ents are pr'rticuarly alarming to
the truly enlisted and lndfpen-
dent patriot. How many opportu-
nities do they atiord to tamper
with domestic factious, to niacin e
Observe good faith and justice j t|ie «rts of seduction, to mislead
toward all nation*: cultivate peace ( public opinion, lo influence or awe
and harmony with all; religion
and morality enjoin this conduct;
and can it be that good policy does
not equal ly enjoin it? It will be
worthy of a free, enlightened, and,
at no distant period, a grtat Nation,
to give to mankind the magnani-
mous and novel example of a peo -
ple always guided by an exalted
justice and benevolence. Who
can doubt that in thecoutse of time
and things, the fruits ot such a
plan would richly repay any tem •
porary advantages which might be
lost by a steady adherence to it?
Oar* U l>o tKat P"roui£Jcnoc liaa iMff
connected the permanent felicity
of a na'ion with its virtue? The ex
periment, at lea t, is recommended
by eveiy sentiment whichenuoblofc
human nature.
A!
to:
it is ren-
he pufflic fwuncii4-; such attacf'-
ment of a small or weak, tow a ds
a great powerful Nation, doom*
the former to be the statelite of the
latter.
To b« continued in next daily.
TWENTY YEAKS A SUFFEKER.^
f ■■■ ■ ■
R. V. Pierce, M D Kuifilo, New Y»rk:
Dear sir—j-Twenty years a><o I was ship-
wrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the
oold and exposure caused a larpe abscess
to form on eaeh leg, which kept continu-
ally discharging. Af ei spending liuncl >
retis of dollars, with no benefit, I tried
your 'Golden Medical Discovery'and now,
in ioo. tiian three months after takinsth*
first bottle.I am ihanktui to say I am com
pletely cured1 and tor t' e tirtsl time in ten
years can put my left heel to tbu ground.
I am yours.
-William Kyder, 87 Jefferson St. Bufalo,
]^ew York,
dered impossible by its vicef?
In the execution of such a plan
nothing is more essential than that
permanent, mverate antipathies to
particular nations and pasnonate
attachment to otheis should be ex-
cluded; and that, in the place of
them, just anc. amicable feelings
towards all should be cultivated
The nation which indulges toward
auotlnr an habitual hatred, or an
habitual fondness, is in some de-
gree a «lave. It is a wlave to ii9
animosity or to its afieotion; eith-
er of which is sufficient to lead
it a-tray from its duty and its in-
terests. Antipathy in one nation
tgain.-f another, disposes each more
readily to .offer in-ult. and injury,
to lay hold ol slight caused of um-
brage, and lo be hau^juy and iu-
•rat'ai'le when accidental <>r trj-
flilltC Ci*US**Kof dilute occur. Hen< e 1 the name, Coldeu'—-like no oiiiii'j
tnquent collisions. t>bn i;iate. en- jd'uggists. ^
Venoiued, and blriyly contebts. ihej Xhe next Congress will to- maot
uaiion p-umpi^l ,by ill-will and|U|) 76 SenaV^- and 325 K-i.re^
resentment, sometimes impel to J M.„tatiVes. The'^nate wili stand
A son of J;iv Gould, in speaking
of flip father to a reporter of the
New York Journal, recentJv said:
'"My father mapped out Albany,
Ulster, Greene and D -laware coun-
ties in New Yori/Lake and Geau-
ga counties in O no, and Oakland
county in Michigan, made the stir
vevs tor a plankroad and a railroad;
wiote and published a book, em-
ployed over 2u0 uieu, incorporated
the town of G >uld*horo, io this
State, established a bank and car-
lied i ttiroiigh the panic ot '.57 be-
fore he hail reached his majojiiy.'
■ — - - -
From Dr 8 "W liuntor, Balli.
more, Mai jlrnal.
'• * Having I ecouie familiar with Col.
(leu's Liquid iieel Toiltc, 1 tuke
t>.<;asuie in r*.commending it as an exceL
lent preparation,coiubiinngas u dufs foou
and tonic in "a tmiarkeblr way, 1'roducmg
blood, health And strt'ngth.' (K^membei
a
wap t\re government,, contrarv to
the.beHt.calculati^us of policy. The
gjvernnu-nt sometimes participate,h
in national pry-p^riiy. a,ud aoopts
through passion. what reaso^
woujd i'j c'^;it.t»ther times it make*
♦ lie auiniositv o. the nB'i'io subser>-
vijni to projects of ho-piiqlity, ii\«.
3$ U^publicans, 36 D morrats and
2 jVirtti<>niie.-\. Xne Hoy e vi I
naye 191 Uemocrais, 119 Repul-
licaus, G MKf.tOL.iles, 5 Ir.dep^nd-
hiuh and 2 Greenbackers. Ttiere
are two vacancies. , T*ue. Indepen-
dents were two o» Republican and
three ot Democratic aiMecedeut '
From the Baltimore Awimcan.
MYSTERIOUS
.trtlolen Willi Hlgii SlandiuR,
Crak-Jaw JVameti are not a
Success.
A MffiSM CHANGE
TO PLAIN ENGLISH.
Every reader of newspaper has obwved
time, and again, in the advertn-sng col-
umns, maiiT singular and tre<]i'ently un—
prononncable names ol medicinal reme-
dies. The Ereek and Latin languages
especially have been drawn upon to furn-
ish names by which patent medicines
lould be introduced to the public. The
inference is, in many cases at least, tha
i heir proprietors depend more U|>on the
attraction of high founding titles than up-
on the essential merits of the remedies
themselves.
It is letrfsing once in a whfl« to find a
medicine advertised, whoi»e simple, intel-
igible r auie in English at once conveys to
threader an undersianpin g of the uses
neii purposes ok the Jeuiwly.
A notable instance of this kind is founu
in the medicines ol Dr C W Benson,whose
Skin Cute rnd Oleov and Chamomile Pilts
impart at onca, in their names,either their
dm pose or the ingredients wbich compose
them. l)r Henson's Sko. Cure is warrant-
ed to heal all diseases of the *ktn, such as
tetters, Jiumors, intiamfttion milk crust
ecxema. diseases ot tbe hair and scalp,
pcrolula, ulcers,pimples and ltellings on al
part-* ol the boby. It makes the skin white,
ho<i and smooth, remove* tan ai.d freckles,
and in the beat toilet dressing in existence.1
Its popularity is attested by the immense
sales of it which are taking place every-
where.
is the only genuine "Skin Curv''
ami all sh« uld beware of the various rem-*
edies whicu have been strugging for exis^
tence, nnd now tndeavor to ride into pop-
ularity by «d>eitiMiig themselves as '"The
Great bkin Cnro," There is only one, and
that is Dr Bebbon's. lie mire aud get it.
LYON&HEALY
State & Monroe Sts., Chicago.
Y> ill »ond pr«n«in to any addrvw thoJr
BAMO OATAUOOUE,
for IH&\ -IK) ptkgm, ilU h.ngravtuff»
of tntlniioente. Suite, Cflp-s OelU,
'Pompons, E]*ul«:u, Crti>-Iia»up»,
Stands Drum Major's Htaffe. and
Soudry Band Outhte, ReraHpj;
jM itHafi, alw> iae\utW6 Instruction aftd Kx-
fercbes for Amateur Bauds » CAlatofua'
ui Cbok* Baud Made*
GEORGE RICK
Manufactured atvl WhokBal©, retail d&aJcr io
—ALL KINDS OF-
Furniturs
No. 730 & 732 Elm tSt
Dallas,
Tcsa?.
Puicee to suit the Tires. Oill and Ksaroine Good
P^forl'urchiMto^ Jllaewhero
■^PIA^O COS
>?
roes your head ache?
No Matter Yt btit Cause, Sick, Kervoos,
Kenralgrlt, Djspeptlr.
Which is it? A revolutian in the treaU
ment of nervous disvssea is now taking
place- Dr C W b*BW)n' has discovered a
snre remedy in his teiery and Chamomile
Pills —the jiermanenily tine sick and
oervoul headsohe, neuralgia, dyspepwio,
plteponess and all nervous diseases, bo id
by all diu^ristg. Price 50 cents a box.
Address Baltimore. Md« By mail, two
boxea for $1, or six boxes for $2:50.
8. N. Critteuton, Sole Wholesale airen'
Dr. C W Be ur,ou'e Kem»<lieB. 116 Fuifc>»
New York
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Infants and Children
With>vnt Mwphina or lfareotixie.
»p;
jftres oor Children rosy cheeks,
What euros tfaetr fevers, makes them sl«
*TU Cantoria.
TThen Bakiw fret, and cry by fums,
whin, ciim their colic, kills thi ir worma
Mat CMtorla.
What, qalrkly cures Consdpsttnn,
6our Stomach, Colds, Indigestion ;
But Cwtorla.
F'-rsweU then to iforpMr.c Svnipa,
Cdjtor Oil aud Paregor c, and
Hail Csitorlnl
Ontaiir Linlmont.—An an*
failing care far Rkenuatls®,
Btithi, Gail*. Sin. Thomost
Potent and Pannrrfttl Fain-reiiev"
inlt and healing remedy, knows W
mini.
*16 3t m in fit reft ■
Dall&a #V»w»s
^♦igat'dby Hie pride, anihiiput and'^^p^ n re nine G» ten backers in the
present (, r ,
oilier sini*iei" nu<i pernicious mo
ive. Tut' pe*«:e nlten, mimetiniei-
' , ' C
of
a nation,
cs wn Aino^th -I'iir av&i
ta tor (he Ills fluii,«/ Vt./s«a
;jrd, U • i>: ot AlalMraa.' y%. »Ji<\ ht.
tott oft u» U»*T0UJW l< ij* ,a y
rtar.d for . h. B V t* v T P
Cllr
■* t& 1
a^usb ii
Ptfrhtipo the liberty
l) e vioiim.
likewise « pa**ionate attach*
meui ol one Xutit-p lor atyuhea.
a yaiUijf o; evils. Svui-
The ytmihfti tfo'hir, brsuty and luftre
are giadaaliy reftored to giay Lair by
Parker's llair Uui.-ain.
— R' ptiTfo
llearue*
ol iSiuallpox abcut
ADVERTISING
contearta znudd fcrTHTS PAPER, which ts kept
OiiScwitti 1.07)0 & THOMAS.
Adrertlslut,- Agoub, Chicago, 111.
I CURE FITS!
WhdltT >«t iiirfl 1 do hot uiowljtB »fop Ui<B iff
attM»\al hcVfthca r*!urt» mirHta »/Mil
tit tut*. • Itw* th» <JiiiA«»<l al FIT8. KMLXPsT
er lALLlK0aiCKSKSSiHlfe4jt>*«K»di. Iw^rmotmr
r*moOf to cu,-» tha wtin*. cmtty hfr%
Uilu.111 no iot mrt now sefMnn j » enr«k Mod K
oi.oo rv • tMSiM hnl (v tr~* IWv'.H of mg InfMlWa
it.r m v (*t» K»pfr«« »«a *^>»t 9IH<
U duct* yow
J850STOAEE QBaJIO PUNOIcr 0NLT*5<5
PIANO STYLUS 1-2 JS'S;
wcod puso, elofantl/ 3 string». 8 1.
Oo'sves, lull pntunt c^ntante ngraffe*, our new
patent oyerst'-nnn io«]e,lw?autifiii c«rv«fl le^ra and
Irye, lH.,!«vy seip«Dtine and larg« fanoy tfiouldln*,
full litio .mine, French ffrand action, Orand
HHtntneis, In tact, evotv fmprovemoni wWcti cau
In any wny tend »o tal porfocttoo of the m*tm-
ment, has b«on iiddod.
W^"0ur price for this instalment, boned
ana delivered cn board cars at New York
with fine Pidno Cover, Stool \ fr
and Book,Only
Reduccd Itona our late whf>te»al" fnctory price,
i486 dollars, lor 80 days only,to hav« this beautiful
Piano Introduced. his ih now, bv f u, tho great
est bargain t'vsr offereil Oiu mualcnl p.iWic. Un-
pi«i'»dnnted hucc4«sI Treuiendouodsmiutd for ihtd
Mjlfc I Older at once.
This Piano >*S11 be sent on 15 dajs tost trial.
Please aeiid reference If you do not send i»oiJt;y
ori'.er Cash sent with oruer will bo refunded »ofl
fri'i^ht chorges paid oy us both wiy* i' l>lano Ic
not ju»t as renro«enU)d. Ovar 16,000 in us«, aoi
not one dissaUHtiod pvrcba«or Handsome Ulna.
siraUd C ntalOKUe, mailed free, giWug tile hlyheat
U.-«tlmoiilaiseTer awarded auy raantaotursr. Kv»-ry
Pluno lull warrauted for live yenrs, Mie«t iaa»li;"
price catalogue of 3,90s ch«.ot> plo-«< for 3 sta<iTi>«
iuiIhm tioiui Alano oo.boic i!U6H, N V -tU
NO USE FOR THEM ~ '
t'uiioeriiiuc; Certain Belles of tlie
Paul- Do|[h that have had
I helr Dal.
George SupViensoii's "Rocket," aad the mig-
nlficvnt lucucaollvex of to oaj, hi e built upon t s >
• anii; geneivl princp'v, y«i ,hu machine wiih
wnich th<- great t i.ginen a«to< l«bw his age, 1b in-
terening now enly r« an il usiratlou of the be-
giulng of the Invention. There were piaswrB
with holed In 'hem ioug befure BKNf OK,?j V. p.
t!)NE POKOUtj 1'LaB'i hit vurpiierd both tbe
public a d lie pliyaicianB; and the tiiuuph of the
caf e in is f jVUUcd up q the partial suceess, <•,■
the uttei f .i uie* of iln predecessors, hverj thing
of vai jw iu thi por. us p aster is retained lu tho
caprine; hut a this poiut all c< mpariton tuu*,,
avd cootiSBt bvgiiiB For exam le.
1 ho eld piastuts were slow iu tlieir action; tlie
Capclue V quick ai d sure.
T« e Old plt ste « lu :ked he powet to ao more
thauto import siigbt, tco^wraiy relitf iu cjtaes
ea»j cf trcutment; the Cuprlna pens' rate* tlie
syntcrn »ud prruiuiicmly cures the troubiua for
wiiico it is rtcouiiut ndiU.
"li,e uid piaeiere dej endid for any good resu u
they might attulu upon un accideut at their mi.
keis &i.a the najiri lui D cl their weaiei*; the
P-ausoti's reaches iu Cud* by menu of lh^ Biiieu-
tltlo corabi atlons of the rare medlcii.ai ugredi-
eu.s w^itch it uuUtaiiiB
lu i rief, tbe old plBSteri>, like Bt-phertsou's ,li j
Caided ei.gii e, ere twitched cU ti e iilo*. wbil-
the BeiiBOti's guts o.. ita way W.ULiug go da.i!'
uplniotiB tiom a l aoits of people-
Vet In this lery fact lies t-.e leading • srgcr t#>
t^e people who buy and us» tl.)s leiisblw snd I
• cii uiific, "HvpveiUyls the t. Ibuie vh-e paj b to j
?irtce." 1"! itatii n, 's the toi.cession failerd**'
makes to success- BeUscb's l'.as.ers are parodi.
el tn nan>« and style
B,-wrre of rwiidlers The gt-ru!ne bars the
word CaPI'IKK tu: in tbe center t' ice 25 eta.
Seuba'jr a Joh:.»o i, t hernials, I\ea Vvtk.
TITIC; TJ I1TPTJ «r.a*he fonnd on Hla at Os>>.
** Ac< JT^i )*. Ai>wetl ft Co's NctVvpai. r
A-lTtTtMoiil<urHaittib9yr--i9rS^Vwhere nlvertWa*
OtMttraci^ {ujr irf lwwt kvt It U> N K\v VOlitv
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