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Leader.
orMicutfoit: Kim tttreet, out
North of Pul >UcHqunrr Enforc'd
l\mt Office «t Gnmam »m second
AX, OffiTOffiElt *», tWO
» ol. T. ft. Wheeler, of ftrecken
-sandklate for district judgd of
this, the 12th Judicial district, will ad-
dress thsjcitlzens of You ug countjv-at
t boused (Jrahajrrr, ou Hatutday,
Oct. 28, at 1 u*cJock. p. m. livery body
invited.
&> far as electioos have been held
this month the reptffdiciru party have
gained Indiana aod lost Maiue. The
result 1 tt the latter state does hot give
any reasonable hope that they will
lose Maine in November, nor does
their success iu Indiana secure for that
party the electoral yote for (Jarfteld in
the latter state. Four years ago Mr.
Tiklen carried Indiana and Jpceived
two hundred aud thruq I ■ vntpsb
fiTwt.ehould lose India pa and
to vote fbrJYa
the land office. This is owing to sonic of
jtkejnoet prominent democratic papers
-• '• r---—,- -------— —--zs oft he state charged, ldm with oorrnp»
the states that voted for Tildeu, Man- tion ami the excessive use of whisky,
coefc will have woe Ipiudred aud eighty- The Methodist Christian Ad vooate reft-
cight votes, threeaabre than is neces- crates the charge and it is frequently
sary to make him president, .
Weaver, the^reeusbuck candidate,bo*
certainly betrayal ids trust, and Jf the
said tjhaUf we qin vote for such a man, i1
we cannot oiject to Garfield on account
hi4Lp#VKfS record. Quite a number of
||jr coiitluifea to support hint for the gomi sopnd democrats will vote for
icy, it iuuj|t certainly result iu Kechicr for commissioner of (be luml
e downfall of the greenback party,. office, Iteeuuae he hae a good moral
the issues between the two will ;be the
ciyjspgy and tariff' questions. Iu vot
the greenback party
iV-.
A We have very little trtcaot the strength with land crookedness, but itscci.ua
<n the greeubuck party lu tide state, that lie ehose not to put Th nn aivgttar-
' but Weifre Well satisfied that the vote auce at court. Are we ever tngskCHStr
for their state ticket will devefop much of this land stealing tffttlnesf A
more strength than the vote for Mr. change of commissioner would bring
. Weaker. A great many of “Htfe think- more ability-and vigilance in that
log me**ef thejparty look upon the sup- office;
- port of the greenback presidential Reports from your judicial district,
ticket as au abumlonfticut of a separate seem to indicate the election of t'ol. T.
organization, und will vote for Han- B. Wheeler as district Judge. Col.
cock foj the purpose of keeping out of Wheeler has a host of friends in this
aseCtioual strife, as it Is Well Kuown place ; be was elected uiayor for three
that Uis northern men of capital eon-. successive terms. Mr. Ot
«a.»t thW<vrt,Hfrv out ail radical,wra* appoint?^ pi ay or soon after
rndjlta* iffrtdwntpf kTlsolid south.”
Ay ^ t ' --'l •*'-* ■ ■ -
—~ ^ TJ»e religious pressof the stateseetn
to be considerably agitated omthe sub-
-Ject of voting for a state officer who
*'* uses too mueii whisky; ahd made a
speech so indpeent as to drive the la-
dies fromlinp halt In which lie was
speaking. And now some of the press
ask “what will preachers, teachers and
deacons dofhotit it.” The question is
readily answered, many, very many,
will discoutitcnunoe any such imnioral-
ity; otliers will preach agaiusL such
viees ou Hquda.V ; talk against them on
MoiMtt^jod g^.tdL the polls Tuesday
aud concede a little to vise. Whenever
vice and vifldc meet, vice is niways
ready to prqjgtg^ a compromise, and
any concession- lmwte by virtue is a
gain for vice. . :T,^—:
lot lie report to be embodied jo-the
' fourih-eomtngauuiial statcnient of the
"director of the mint the total .gota
.—wilver coin, of the l otted Btates In the
" treasury land lu circulation is repre-
sented to amount to *§19,680,338, au In.
‘ crease since June 30 of $12lfi30,«55. In
s addition the treasurydwrid# in gold and
^ iilver Uullion $12,3^1,800, which is be-
ing turned into coin ns rapidly as possl-
—hie, mahlugatotatju coin and huTTfou
' - Al'HTlX LETTER."
Austin, Tex, 0*1. 15, 1880. ~
To t lut-Leader. - - —1—^-77-^
The result of the October elections
does not Indicate the elwdlon of Han-
cock aod English, by as large « major
lty as was ftspetted when the aondna-
tiohs were flgit made by tliu Cincinnati
couventionr;.1 There is, however, no
reason to look for a defeat In Nov.
New Yhfk will as j^rtaiuly givoJ her
thirty-tLva vote* W Hanooeir as The
solid south will give her onehundred
aud thirty-eight votes to democracy
This will leave US only twelve votes
to elect out ticket. The^excittng con- -
test In this, tiic fifth congressional dis-
trict, it the all engrossing toj>’fc. We
have had Coke, Maxy, Keagan, Throck-
morton, Mills and ot^yrs canvassing
the district In the interest of Hhcpherd
still there are a goot^many democrat*
who are oat of the ark of safety. A
great many ddinOcrats stubbornly refuse
terror commissioner of Iof **»• mysterious reports
Of the comptroller aud commissioner
of tha land office^ If the gHYBrnof is
politics, ^r*,
For C.H.senatoris n gmitdiver-
sity of opinion. The green hackers will
have uotijirtg tejfkliq hut ex crythlng [have some strength 111 the tenisIstilMij w ihd goTrrnor-btff WsrrrwS^S
mWe. )Hr. Wc>Wk^|<ndy f t v oredf Aik many heiieve tliev wlttroffceigrati; y 8 , hut wo are glad tba.
a separate ; organi/.aww0r ' wi»cq ,he their strength Oh Mills or “
thought it would aid Mr. Garfield, A lawyer named Fay, was tHiifgni
of $532,042,147, g larger amount of specie
than ever befoie^Uessed the couutry.
County Caalldstes.
On Monday night of this Week, yc
had (lie pleasuro of attending tiie meet-
ing of our oouqty candidates at^Ubose
Neck Bend B6hool House. By%usk
the }>eople began .to assemble, and at
seven o’clock the crowd had swelled to
_Lmore than u l»uu»lred oterer—QgltU'h
number of ladies of the Bend graced
the meeting with their presence. Iu
. due time order was called aod D. C.
Brooks chosen to\preside. Ttie aspi-
rants of t^ie various offices of high and
low dergoe». In their turn announced
themselves, and itr (heir several ways
pressed their dal ms for public favor.
On thisoeeaslon theite wss a conspicu-
ous absence of the mud-flinging feat-
wes so common in a political canvass.
This ye4ir the county , offices seem
t lobe seeking good material, and who
W the many shall finally be ehpuMg-
inty will Call In the hands of Ms
1, aud, then, as now, Cbs people
tve an efficient corps of faithful
The entire audience paid
the marked ooqrtesy of
’and attention. .^Fhf meeting
awv<nc4>| humorous
Mr. Flshef, Candidate for
ty championed
audio urgently
t'l fail io hear
the war, when
to vote. When we wnin^ pswilltte<f~td
elect city officers, Col. Wheeler^ on ac-
count of ids ability and ■> energy, was
selected for the race, and/lo our great
relief the wasteful extravugauce under
radical rote was stayerf.~~AVftcefcT~5car
hlhf about one huudred vote*. A (the
next election the radicals- ixuwiuated
Duct. Taylor, on aecputG of his sup-
posed.popularity with the uegroes. aml
Wheeler trel>bled thcJuqJority he
received oVer (ileuti. He was again
elected by uh~4acre*uicil majority, and.
on account of 111 health lie resigned six
mdutlis . before the ex]>iration of Tils
teriH. If he shoidd be elected the j>eo-
plo of the Uisti let would never hnveaffy
cause tn regrettheir choice: ^-Gol.
WhSgJer is u very pleasant, "social
gentleman, uud as a lawyer nunc doubt
his fitness for the important position to
whielthe aspires. Mince he left Atfsiin
1.;.. di'Mkh:i als l»ave never been nblp to
elect-S'mayor of the city. The citizens
hero arc Very mueii interested, in - (Us- to find Horan,
bpttteig of fifc state capitol. They
convention! should settle all ^personal
prstcrences, but it is difficult to uuder-
stand how the party is to bs hariucu-
iz«4 when there ft! a wide diflerence ot
opinion oq measuril of vital impor.
tane^to ^be slate. ^ .
\ And now Gov. Roberts, io bis speech
st San AnteDio, says. “That do person
knew or could tell even approximately
what bad been the net revenue or the
net expenses of the Mute.” This re
^ark, coming from the chief executive
of the Miate, is well calculated to cause
alarm amoog (he tag payers. If the
money paid by the people cannot be
accounted for by the state comptroller,
it is time that some change should be
made as to the mode of selecting can-
didates. After the publication of the
reports from the state officers, last
correct ip bis statement it is impossi-
ble to tell tbfe amount of ibe slate debt,
if we can 110v findLout from'our public
officers the net receipts and nk^ expen-
se* of the state, We surely cnniiut rely
on any reports tbey may publish. This
very serious Charge which is uow made
by the governor is ouiy a repetitiou of
dvarKes made by thejrcssjoflhe -wirt of Goycrnor Mam Timistau
The News commented with severity ou
the disbursements, aud wo took?the po-
sition; at the time, that the receipt,!
were not accounted for. The errors
we pointed out were aot then noticed
oven at this late day he has pal Jed the
gtteutiun of tbe people to a fuc^of so
much iniporta.uce, Whcrn4JLtA0--ft.><u'
edj?
Perilous Adventures of a Tcxa«t
«Mln.e-iipltier—-AUaeked by
3$0*Despeni(te Ku^Klu$ V
—^the Mob Watering
Hira-rFire into
Uis fJouse—llis
Miraculous v, v <r;
Kscap.c without a Single Scratch,
_ 11 ■ 11 ■ mini ' * .
Wdxuh, (fnd.) Plain Dealer.
/' Ijast Friday afterooon Judge A. B.
Norton, of Dalian, Texas, acldressed a
large crowd of opr citixcu* on the po>
Jiticsl issues <ȣ the day. He devoted
tea time to a relaliou of'the coudilion
of affairs iu the Mouth, with which he
is thoroughly conversant, baviug Been
AdjuUnrOcneral of the Miate of Texas
aud Judge of the Fifth judicial district
of that commonweal'll!. U was A.
sjxeech (hat made every hottest man’s
X^Gglvcston Journal complains of
Jisq^ninalion thnt is being made
by milroad'coiqpauite iivtavor of (jab
vestuii. It is qqtie u«ua 1 to hear ja
l«ers complain of discrimination ngaidst
a (own, bnt the revenrw^Uf (his has
never before come under our' observa-
tion. The Journal’s poettfon is souud
and ’its raasooiog corrcot. \f-Jail mads
are permitted or encouraged to rtis
criminate in favor of a parii.cular print,
they may also be allowed at their ohrn
sweet wilt to adopt a tariff against the
same place. The Journal suggests tlyu
the legislature take the subject under
cousideralion.—Fort Worth Democrat.
ever the wrongs, outrages aud murders
perpetrated ou Uuiou men by the un-
repentant rebels of the Mouth. He
said : “They klipw no freedom of«enti-
meut in thftjSouth that is not Demo-
cratic. . They have made the term
carpet-bagger a most obnoxious one,
yet here in Indiana, not two out of ten
of the older men hut li&ve moved in
from other states, ygl |Tbe unto you if
you are a republican' aud ‘move Snti
any state of the Mouth. I speak of
What I kuow uud 1 shnii proi-very
statement. Jj was the Adjutant Geu-
Hduston wDQja
be refused-to go with the men who ai<
tempted th destroy the Union, and pub
lished |heu the only Union paper in
Central and Southern Texas, aud they
culled a meetiug to devise Tueaus to
jig^i ^ "__ ,
for that purpose. Later they cslled
ou'me to resign fliy sent in the leghda-
Reports from democratic hes<K
quarters are of the most cheerful and
inspiring nature.' Letters received
from eyerywhplrA no despondency
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for all i>oints North, East and BoutU-
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miuation to push the fig it with re
doubkd energy. Mattere d New York
state were never ip better condition for
NoYtoni? . ____
Galveston and Bun ATitouiq. _
he^d .d ' th.
throughout UM>Uh|teL««i-n hqmlred Mcxia, Breitiond, Waco,Calvert, Bryan ,
11 * Hempstoati, Breniiahi and atli poiuta in V
Middle tuid .Southern Texas.
democrairc rallies were held last nijght.
An address will be issued to the people
Cure because I was a Union man.. This, .
wus*just as (he qar was commencing"
ted States cavalry aud recently re-en;
in company B , twentieth infan-
try, was playing gjjrds iu the gold room
the aforesaid buihliug, aud got iulp
a dispute with one James Horan, when
•cuttle ensued. They were parted
nd florae was ejected from the room-
Ken nay and some friends then stepped
to the bar and were is* the act of drinks
ing, when H »ruu returned with a piece
of iron, about four feet long, and struck
Ceuuay from behind on the base of
the^skull,:,crusbiug it aud feHtttg him
to the floor. Jloran then fled to the
rear aud over the same fence over
which Lanham made his escape. Ken-
nay never #{M>ke "again. Dr. Graves
called in, but cuuid do nothing
have veryJi^Ue%bpe of acconiplishfug
any goodwill rough onr senator, Judge
TerrcH, as he has not beeu a very hiic-
cessful legislator on thjs question^ The
democftite hone to elect Carnteo. de»r
<x;ratic nominee, to the house of repre-
sentatives, uud expect u good deal from
him as he Is a much aides, man tbau
Terrell, and our chief reliance will he
on our representative. It is hoped that
a capital will be built equal to any in
the south.
v~ The *|>eeeh of Gov. Hancock, a(; the
court house (lie other night, was the
ablest one ever incite iu this city. X.
spit upon by some of those, who wore
nominated by the cafe veto tttti in Ihlj;
borne partisans go so far as |o require
that mil whe are delegates to a Conveu-
titP^bc-v miyit
was
for him./ lie was removed to the post
hospital and died some two Uinks from
the time hr was hit. Up to the pres
out lime the officers have been unable
and they said ihu4 a lady’s cambiic
haudkerchtif would stop ail the blood
that would be shod in (tie war. Texas
since the war has beeu a j and of Tapi if e
uud ’ bloodshed which the authorities
have been powerless to couteot. Now
it is claimed that Hlncock is ft great
ftatesiuuri*because of bis famous order
No.,40, aud I Want to tell yqu a little
about that order. As soou us Hancock
-SfrxVjnl Tele v<\»n ta4hr. Hewn.
Max Axtoxjo, ^October l^^.A'uotb*
er horrible tnurder has been comniiitled
iu this city. Tbs scene of the tntguljr
was in the old “Green Front theater-
building, where John LadBum shot and
killed thoaclresr, Georgia Drake. I>ask iwped it there was no law or order in
night, about 12 o’cRick, Jaa. Kennay, L'exas. lie turned Uupm. uuou and
for marly & member of the eighth 11^4^ ^ thrSiato nuthonfie^, nut-
wilbataudmg Cougiess Said there was
Do tuWfur government there. After
Hancock’s order, mofe« with_J»owie
kuives aud shot-guns drove all before
thsm. They blew up my offiye uud
fired into my bouse, two bulleUjfoing
through my qfd’e’s t|i
down Union men in co
ress.
Theyjrhoi
5d. Three
hyuilred aud fifty.^.u lvlrrx came to
take me aod hang jtyie, qod cnibald* ned
by Hancock’s order No; 40, they pub-
lished a papcrTitlled the Ultra KuKlux
and here is a'copy of it (holding tip a
paper and resting iloin it.) The edi-
Graham High School.
SCALE AND FEXALE.
Js now open for tiic reception of pupils.
TUITION; *1.50, 52.00, and $3.00 per
montli. w* K
DOARDi L*un l»e obtaineilat reason-
b
.
*“AY Htu i nuuu. ydlli H. & T. C.Jtsvy.
t lie line of that roiui. aT
At SiircveiKirt wifli Bed Rivei tltoawr''
rs for BitW Orlenps. . v - J
showir g thq utter impossibility of c«r»..-- f”,.‘.‘‘i,1,!1'11*1*
f«»rty per cent, over their majority lu
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Pttllman’a Palaco^Slooping Cun,
Fort Worth, Dallas & Sherman
... —TO— .
ST. LPTTIS.
Patronage of the town arid couutry
respit'd fully solid Id
vz: ■ • W.,K. T<»wnhkm>,
y Miss Fv-E. Townhkxu,
•" . . * Xwtkeis.
of Freight and I’as-iiigcv Time an<l l.’tm-
nectlons, will be cheerfully given on up-
nileation to ' -----------------
(« ko. Noih.k, Gcn’i Hnpt., Marshall Tx.
W. U. Nkwma.\,(PI Ft Agt. “ “
B. W.THoxraQjSV Jr., Gen’l U-A. Agf.
-H- Marshall, Tex
YOUNG COUNTY BNT RATS.
Reported by J. L. Mercer, Com’r pre
No. 1, Young couuty, Texas, one bay
horse 4 years did; 14 imuds iiigli, bruii-
ded DB on left sliuuider uud BEN on
left thigh, valued at J2->; and left wltli
B’ljd vilirn, IU ndlos sohthoftira
Taken up by NTH. (Valmm und es-
Irayed bcfuio J. A. J.uff'* rty, J^ L*. l»re-
ctnet No. 1, Young county, Texas, one
sorrel horse k or 7 years old, about 14
Imnds bigti, bald face, hlud feet white;
branded O on left shoulder. COL ou left
side a lift* valued at S25.00.
.___,7? . CflAH. O. JrvLiXK^1 .
Mg|>f 28th, 1880. 4 C. C. C. Y. C. li.
TO THE PEOFLE OF -
Fort Worth, Texas
Or West of There!
when you go North or East you'wiU find ,
that your,cheapest und bed plan Is t<»go *
direct to Dallus [to buy your Uckctsinml -
and take the 3
Instofl ft Tesu Ciatral Railway
‘ F<>r they ore auni-XUimiiig two pw>
nrougli U
Ayer’s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Qr^y Hair to
Z&SStfg&ig ««color.
irTkiiuu Xhcy burned mA*.v A <1 #*1 ti *
bouse. They burned Union men's
houses and shot them to death; cut olf
their heads and-huog them on ihe j ub-
lic bigbwayTor tbeir wjyes and omit’-
rPu to. look at.... They pubstd public
re^qlutioua Iq. kill all Uuiou meu. We
asked .Hancock for protection,.but in
vain. Mjr neighbors were daily shot
dowfu iu o>>ld blood by these fiendish
Ku Kfux Democrats^ aud U«ucoclr’»
0*|)er No, 40 allowed them to do it.
You tilfeti o'f the North little know what
this coming election means to onr
homes aud lives. Yet men gel up hers
and say ail is ponce and harmony. T
w»3 judge of the Fifth district under
jli*---o. o.i.. No. 40, and srmctl
mireuperan icmaj.i can he sux-cdr for ^ettiTfiess
clerk of -tpr* White that order was in force murder- V application. Instead of fonl-
s <m -------------
Conventions and IMsIforms.
So far as we can judge from the ten*
or of the Texas press there is morerthsn
usual dissatisfaction with the late Dal
las convention and its platform. It is
not expected that the discontent will
occasion the defeat oj the democratic
Suite ticket, but the platform has caus-
ed a strong prejudice against conven-
tions, and hjm been tbs cause of an
unusual numbfit of independent candid
alas for the fog islatu re There is really
no great necessity for holding conven-
tions except for cases w-ber^a number
of hindblateS'-ttiay en < 1 an gri die suc-
cess of the party. The platform adop-
ted by the state convention in 1878 was
broad enoogb to permit greehbdckers
to stand very comfortably by the side
nf tha democrat. It contained one . . .. ^ v- . . ^
pl.DkMlull ofUtmon^th.titWM “f Than, h. lcro. ____
that if the democratic candidate is afraid*’'
era were openly trying to kill every
Judge iu the Mtute. Desperadoes over-
run the whole couutry, and Hancock ’a
order turned Judges and'all over to
their tender ^mercies. I have-(raveled
the rugged road aud kuow it by, ex-
Order No. 40 left us io be
murdered wiihout protecliou. My
Democratic frientjfcf this is the truth.
*1 want, you to rhiuk over it. Ilcmem*
ber that the recoups ofTexas show that
uurier Hun cock's Order No. 40, 7PJ0
Union men were murdered in a few
with the lawyers and courts of Texas,
and all who knew him. „ It fras a skfl
scene to night; the rain pouring down:
(he mangled remains lying on the
track; the judges of the courts and oth-
er friends staudiog over what was left
of a good nWn and true geutleman. ^
^ foreigner who keeps- posted on the
interchange of^ aba e in the preseot
capapaigu oftthe approved and honored
chtiiropions of the two gteat jmrties in
the United States must be other than
favorably impressed with American
character. Hancock heads a conspir-
acy; English robbed his grandmother;,
Garfield is a perjurer and bribe taker,
and Arthur the Ixmcentrated essence
elected, ohl secession wtljcross the Po-
lemic on ibe 4tb of March; end if the
fcpublicau esudidate is the choice of
J7.Tyi.er, Oct. 1 j*—A bprriWe acci«
dent occurreil hero about an hour ago,
~r. jr^r-i ______-
which has cast t gloom oyer onr city,
An extm fi
nxek-JpapE
court of appe.als| cutting his body in
twain. Oapt. tmtth w^svery deaf, and
was returning from supper to the court
room. ■ He was walking qn the track
when the engine, which had been
switching cars on the side track, came, perieuce
with some'box cars. He was struck
in thist^qeition aud bis body badly
mangled/ The verdict was simply
“ran over by the train,4’ G'upt. Smith
was one of the most efficient men in
the State, and was a great favorite :^(l*hs. and that alouo should cover his
liame with infamy and his meotory
execration. Listed to the wail of
ogbtered Uuiou men of Tex**.
Hire they call statesmanship; As
speak memories of my murdered
fieignbors thjroog upon me. 1 think of
neighbor; updn tret " ‘
trees so thick that the
Brqjpitsvillc Herald, tbd leading Deui.
ocratio paper, said “The trees bore bu-1
man fruit, and alL hate Union men.’’
Ik one comity they hung forty Union
men aud boasted of it, and no one dar
ed to take the bodies Mown, hut they
were left to. rot in (fie sun and rain,
because they were Uuioa men. We of
the 8outh look to.yod with, fear soil
trembling. What shall we expect!
You have the same old foe lu front asf
during the war; they have only Chang-
ed their leader, aod you- must vote as
yon shot, so that the Union flag will
give protecliou to all; so that no Hebei
Brigadier* will molest or make them
lino muit Ml 8.1, Kin up ih*ir pur- 4**® 'fc°.,0,,lh *‘|1 U
I hi* highly sensational tale will be
conoludwT'duung tk£ prssideutial can-
vas* ef IS84. w -•
--- ssii s ite - •>
Marmeu— lu Ubillicothc, 8eptem«
her 12. H. L. Rollingstaoe and Em;
A d rets} n g
which is at once
agreeable,
•jheidNiVvnnd cf-
feCtri»l for pre-
ger trains ]>cr <lay direct through to
si. imns,t»iM,«o
OYER THE
gray hair it toon
restored to its
_ _ _ original color,
irith the gloss and frtshnsst of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, Tailing hair
checked, and baldncks often, though
«at always, cured-by its use. Noth
jug catr.-restore the lin-r wher.> the
foil ides are destroyed, or tho glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
renniiir can lie s;uca
Missouri, luu&s & fez&s E’7.
You will uIho find that when you get
to Ifoilus, you'-'fim get your liaggiura
ciiecketl to any jironiiiient point in (he —
Unitc/T JJfnfes. There is only "
One Railway; from Texas
That rmm its trains "witli Imggnae ears,
couehe’M and iqiliniun sleeping . ~
l?ms ilirect hi to the great laidri R. R.
Depot, Bt. Mo. iJ’ *
• IT XS TmE
'lisMiiri, Kansas & Tisii&’t
By thr Way of Sedalia, Mo«
IPKCWPLE of TEXAS,7:
hair &Mor TUt K v„„ .
“ “ * hum Sleeping Cur ffoiir 1 (ousion, llenrn, .7
.Sherman MWi |>ettisou t« Fori—
t, Kau^io-Hi'dalitt, Mo., toBt. Ixxii.i.
ri
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean ami vigorous.. Its
occasional use will prevent^the hair
from turning gray or filUiug o.% and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make sonic* prei>ai-ations"7lan-
gerous, and iidurious to the hair, the
Vigor can ouly benefit but not liArm
it If wanted merely for a "•
HAIR DRESSING, -
nothing else can bd found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambric,
and yet lasts long on the h^ir, giving
it a rich, glossy lustre and a gpatefiil -
perfmne. T L^-
Prepared by Dr.'i, C. Ayer dt €o.,
*- Vr.»ctlr»l mfth A^MjrOcal CfcwnUli,
Dallas,
Hcott, ____
B<* stiro uia4,rgo to IIuIIhs to buy your
1L-R. tlckcls of Ihe regular authorized
Tiem Agent, office o0i MhIu St. Re- I -
ineniber tiio jiumber. He will also se- —t—
y;ir,<; ^Ur, *CThl r^^ftWasbe n>H r~^
>1 iillinuqjpiei'ping car ticketsand checks
l»ag«ag.' tJiToiigh to ail points hi the
Uliibil Shitaa.___________—•- -T!=jr^isa
mar- Hj iuins, -;-Jar. IVUrowk.
Oen. 1*h«s, Ag’t
Bt. Louis Mq
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B'th’rn Pass. Ag’t.
J Dallas, Texas.
Senecca Falls
BELL L^OXJISriDH.Y.
For Chureh, Acad-
emy', Factory, Depot,
Slcpmboat, Bliip, IyO-
C«motive, Plantation,
Fire Engines, Etc. .
Sizo and price with wheel Hang-
ings and Frame complete.
fiUmof wt. with hanging CfoatofRell
A frame complete Ahangini
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