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pA,,aao,nhia Times The Mexican

Philadelphia Times /: The Mexican Mexican
Senate and House of Representatives
o of the two bodies are fair, solid men zen,
and will give President Ler r.s n " lull
support when he is rigat "Io manner manner
n mlnn wrong With the executive ana
IerisIatiee branches of the national maj
tes ,s,pr working in harmony, ana
sbe nsople DESTROYS of peace and wise !,
law psV we'll ADMINISTERED, Mexico can ~
progress and permanent . 9.nt b dTyelG IL.
ment. Among the nrs. O nns in
trodneed into Congress was Que n. IN !,
r rsJio to compulsory education. I ! !,
r mav not sV be exactly the best way e. y
reach r the end in view, but the het ena !
right and most important. Douo .ar,eo
other otber ' measures Of equal importance y &c
will be put before the bodies anu "O'''
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At New York, on Monday Michael

AtNew York, on Monday, Michael
Boyle, James Muher and Michacl
league being 0rraigned in the United
States Circuit Court for sentence for
passing counterfeit coin stated lcred-
table witnesses corroboralng them in
several points, that they are working
men OF prev ious good character, aud
that Nil they ever had to do with conn,
terteit coin was done ut the urgency OF
the detective who arrested them.
Judge Bendedict suspended sentence
remarking that IL the prisoners had
been allowed to testify on their trial,
they would not have been convicted
and that In his opinion the officers Of
the Government should be engaged In
the work of preventing crime rather
than creating IL. wv
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DR.. H. T.. LaPLA.CE.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
once No. sac Main street. opp. the
Mayors Oftice.

DR.. LaPlace treats all chronic diseases most
successIully, q few Of which may ba mem
toned: Catdrrh OF head or bladder, bron-
chitis, incipient consumption. dyspepsia,
ney and bladder complaints, diabetes, drop
sy'heart disease paralysis, golfer, nmenor.
rhea, dyscmemorrhea, menorrhagia and
suppression, falling ofthe womb, liberation
corrhea Is generally cured IN nom ten TO
fourteen days., piles, fistula In nno. bHrbers
itch, fever sores, cancers, and all Old ulcers,
nervous debility. To the eye and ear IL
seminal Weakness, syphilis and g0noffhea
cured In the shortest space OF time. Mid
witery and the diseases OF women aud chit
dren are made a speciality. All acute dis
eases are treated quite as successfully as the
above. Patients visited ct their houses.
auQ,Od3m
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The river editor Of the Shreveport
iaaca thus bewoils the state OF Red
l'Yer at that point, and above,
" WHAT Is the uep ol speaking about
lle upperrlver when there is uo such
thing, People may cry river! rlyerl
out we have no river; nothing but a
Shiny bed, llt neither FOR the Ord, NJ
the air the ueasls OF the fields, nor
even man In bis debasrd state. Al
FULTON, Ark on the lst of the week
tie Observer could Just discover faint
traces oil where once the noble old Red
lloWedi aud now and then hog wal.
low where lgS are wont to gam.
n"L They have Tprightly pigs up
That way. As for cypress bayou II
has been So long forgotten that
the memory OF man has 10
recollection where once Ia serpcntmr
channel WAS located The lakes this
side have long since dritdup huge
mountains with snnwcapped peaks
nh their place, aud the GreenlaudeE
In his iurA hobnob, with thp AJuen,
tot In Ills pristine nakcine,s, The
tower Ked is q duck OF 81 river IN moro
than ono sense, but il Is sufficient for
our purpose et this time to Provo chat
10 Is only meet for ducks of tho feath-
cred tribe, In fact we don't believe
that a mallord sduck of good standing
would have anything 10 DO with The
nasty, dirty, "'coiptlul" serpentine
ued OF a river once In high Feathers
with all respectable nayigahle streams,
The devil falling from grace * nothing
in comparison TO The ull of Red river
from it's once high cast. There was q
time when we could sing ueaus IN it's
praise but now we CGnnot lind oues-
words sufficient to coverup It's obliquy,
" pmt the thlug,h
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No,arIs ruDllo ana 0onyes aneers

Peak W. W. oifoc northeast room In the
Courthouse. II
special attention given 90 taking Deposl.
TONS executing Deeds, bonds, flowers OF
Attorney, Deeds OF Trust, ETC., uto. Once
Northeast room In Courthouse.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

wuEAT-Firm; No. 2, 81 lO9l u; No.
Al Iaml is: No. 4, nominal. oa
% a A1Ts--i,e ;S6iOcc; black, @GSSc. az.
BNRUEY-Choice, 70c; medium, W 70 wy
'RYE-But little Offering, NJ g5@Ivc. e.. .,
CORN--From wagons, IN the car M VI
cara, bycar load, sOc. Wa
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A DvERTIsING, Cheap, Good Spstsm-
n uffc.--All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cents TO Geo. p. Rowell a Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK
(nfnety-s ercnfh eiftioBl containing lists Of
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, shows
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
ing papers In many states at q treInendop.
reduction nom publishers' rates. GET LHz
BOOK. 2etd&Hly
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FINANCE AND TABDE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, |
Dallas. ToKng, November ~, 1901
FINANCIAL.

Tho money market continues easy, With &
fril 4uuplV of funds In sight All Legitimate
demands are readily metat lkper cent. n,
GOLD--rhere Is no change 10 nOle IN golu
buying mt ll2h; selling AZ New YORK quo
tatiOns, with but few transactions,
SiJVgR-is quoted at l07%@lOS, and up
wards. ~ /,
EXCHAN GE--On the principal cities y
selling at par, while commercial bills are
quoted al per cent. discount.
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uInEs Ann pELTRIEs.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

HIGHwINEs--H Held az sl.A, sfos nes
WuiSKiES-Are quoted from sl.zo PVT
u. VI an 20 fancy prices, according 10 age.
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Inln With such Rstut iu the present
legislative History otlleNies ahd buch
men 20, ihe head ui nulolhl affairs. 10
! not 100 much 10 hope and eXpert
That All y,Ked and irfn,le qusHMns
between that Republic aud no luIled|
states VIII hescliled and adjusted iuR
speedy md satisfactory manner
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rhysiclana nnd surucons.

Epsley u. T., A, A., NJ. H., oiice, dny OF
night, over iloskins n Howell'n drug store,
Kiln street. II
Munday ], g., NJ d, Office OVER Whoat'a
store, Main stiooti oilloe hours, ain. 10 !
p.m, IL
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OK IA e90 per day. Agents wanted. An
~ W @lv classes OF working people OF both
sexes, young and old, MAKE more money al
work for us, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc., sent
free. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now IL the time. Don't look for
work OF business elsewhere, until you have
earned what we ofier. q. srIEsoE a Co..
Portland Maine 2ssdAw1y
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va NlpAlrN ftn nrnrrm nnd drait.k 10
produce 30 $40 lllnl street, oofnsr OF Roy
"''N nQN.dii
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Symptoms Diseased Liver.

Symptoms ofapiscased Liver.
DAN nj DE Whit hl;. under the
K edge " the ribs, increase on pres
tprei sometimes Ihe pain Is in the
LEI, sidei the patient Is rarely able
to lie on the leit side; sometimes
thr PAIN is is,y ualir The shoulder
blade, and Il frequently extends %
the top of The sboliier, end is some
times mistaken for a lhcumatism in
tie arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite ctI sickness;
the bowels in general arc cotiyc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is trosblci with pain, accom-.
panied with Il duh, heavy sensation
in the lack pant. There is generally
. considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companicd with q painful sensation
Of having LETT uHd9ne something
which oughto nave been done. A
slight dry cough is sometimes an at
tendanc The patient complains of
wcaIincss aud debhlyi he is easily
startled. bis ltetmc cold OF burning,
on5 he complains Of d Prlckly sensi.
ton OF the skin bis spirits are low
AID al,Naash he Is satisfied that sxer-
& else wouid be Beneficial to him, YET
he can scarcely summon up fortitGdc
enough 70 Try it, In fact, he dis
tfi@s every iemedH Several Of the
aboSs symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
Of tl'cm existed, yet examination Of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO haze been extensively de-
ranged. j ~
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. M'LAnE's IivBa PInls, IN
CASES OF AGug AND fRygR, when
taken with Outline, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory 10
or after tahihg Qainine, We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL,
rs, poaloyu rni phynlciaug ordering from
ptwis than Fleming Droe. will do we'll to wIito
then orders distinctly, NAd ialc none bm M.
G VI Lanes Licer Ph Prepartd by IieniJ
hlos,, PRdrgh, Pa the md,4a befpg yiN "
hiV limitations To those wishing 10 give them q
tiid, we VIII forward per mall, IIust-pnid, 20 any
part al tle United States ono box OF Pills for
twelve three-cant rosttge stamps, or one yiOl q
Nermiiugs ior fourteen throe.cent stamps. Al
ottrrs from Canada must b. accompanied by
Meaiy Gents cSttA. il. 300 fHf ' 81
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pen,ai surgeons.

De- j. W Melee, Dentist, graduated In tho
BAltlWqip peliRl College In iSti, Office re-
moved To southeaat corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over kNhns clothing store, ~
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Real Estate.

Dangher,y, cdnnolloe a zimmerman, oilloc
over posioiiico, N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

In the French National Assembly, yesterday,
the debate was upon the motion of NJ. Delacour
for postponement of the consideration of the
municipal law till after the general elections.
M. Duprat and other Republicans opposed the
postponement, and charged the Government
with designing to Influence the elections through
the Mayors, who, under the existing law, are
appointed by the Government. NJ. Buffet re.
fused to abandon the Mayors, to whom, he said,
the Government are indebted for their devoted
services The election, be said, would be free
and straitforward. The Government had a
right to make known and support its opinions
at the elections. The party of the Right cheer
ed enthusiastically at these utterances. The
Left, regarding the speech as defence OF the
system Of official candidates, were greatly irri-
tated. The postponement was carried by a
large majority. The result is considered i'm.
portant and very antagonistic to the Republi.
cans, as the present Mayors will manage the
electjonS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The London Mark Lane Express 10 its week
ly review of the British corn market says
The recent unfavorable weather has much i'm.
peded field work, which was already much in
arrear. The condition of samples has consid
erably deteriorated. This, with continuance
of heavy foreign supplies, has initiated against
the price of wheat. Several markets have de.
cllned shilling per quarter, while all are more
or less dull. At Paris the best wheat, owing
to the few offers, has advanced shilling Der
quarter. Complaints come from the home
market as we'll as from those of Holland Bel
GUM aud Germany of short deliveries With a
hardening of prices 10 Austria the wintry
weather and the generally short supplies have
occasioned rise 10 wheat of from one shilling
to one shilling and six pence per quarter
Should the present early frosts herald severe
and long winter We must expect to witness an
advance in prices, Notwithstanding the present
heaviness of graoary stocks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

According to the generally we'll Informed
Washington correspondent of rhe Baltimore
American there is to be another change in the
Cabinet. Postmaster General Jewell will re-
tire after the Christmas holidays, and be sue
ceeded by the present Treasurer, John New,
of Indiana. This change is said to be the re-
suit OF an arrangement effected between the
President and Senator Morton. The combiua-
ton to effect JEWELS removal also finds a
strong ally 10 the friends Of Postmaster Burt,
of Boston. This officer and his friends allege
that Mr.. Jewell dismissed him 10 accordance
with the expressed view of the President. 1t
is claimed that such was not the fact, but that
Mr.. Jewell notified that officer of his dismissal
on bis own responsibility, and that when the
attention of the President was Invited to the
letter of dismissal he disavowed any connection
with it and restored Mr.. Burt to his Office.
The published statements that Mr.. New is
compelled to resign his present Office to attend
to the affairs of his bank in Indianapolis is
stated by the same correspondent to be but a
blind, and given out merely as a preliminary
event to his transfer to the Postofice Depart
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The GALAXY for December contains the
opening chapters of Reuben Dale" The story
is written by Miss Annie T. Howells The
sketch of Walter Savage Landor by DR..
Guernsey, is an exceedingly interesting mar.
ratIVe of the travels and experiences of that
gifted and capricious man. George Cary Eggle-
ston contributes sketch of plantation life and
character which is very remarkable as an ar.
tistic study of the negro dialect Albert Rhodes
has paper on "The Marriage Question" 1t
contains some curious suggestions as to the
governing principle 10 the selections usually
made between men and women. One of the
most delightful magazine articles which has
ever come under our notice is the sketch of the
great French novelist Houore de Balzac, by h.
James, jr. Capt. Codman's narrative of travels
10 Utah is continued 10 this number. There is
very clever tale of love and treachry, and
jewel robbery, and masculine devotion, con.
nccted with travel 10 Italy. There is also a
very good supply of poetry. Scientific Mis-
cellauy. current book reviews, and gossip ON
social and literary subjects by the editor, COM
pete very attractive number of this popu-
lar magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The Republic of Liberia is 10 bad way ac.
cording to M. De Compeigne, French writer,
who has just published work relating to
Africa He paid visit to Monrovia, capital
OF the Republic. and gives discouraging &C.
count. According to him, anarchy reigns; the
government refuses to pay its debts-an exam.
pie which private citizens are not slow to fol.
low; riots and acts of violence are of da;lv m.
currence, and it is, he says, to be desired that
some European power should intervene in the
affairs Of the country. Here is a chance for
the Administration to make further ''acquisi
tiou."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16
ALEXANDRIA; VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
HARD TIMES. Hard times! hard times

HARD TINES -'Hard times hard times !"
is the cry. Money is scarce, and the cost oflving
and articles for home use are steadily advanc-
ing. Each year, for the last three years, have
brought the country nearer to bankruptcy, and
it now seems as if the crisis has been reached
Learned writer's and eloquent speakers have
essayed to explain, according to their pet
theories, the cause and prevention of the hard
times" each side OF the question emphatically
declaring that if their respective policies were
adopted, Hard Times would come again no
more" But it is ''aIl in the song;'' and the
process Of practical contraction goes braveIy
90. The cry Of the people of the South is
Relief !" They do not care farthing for
this or that financial policy, they want relief,
quick and sure relief. TO bring about perma-
nent relief and ensure general prosperity, the
people must do their duties as progressive and
intelligent citizens, 10 the improvement and
advancement Of the educational, agricultural,
commercial and mechanical interests of the
country. In Virginia we have unlimited re-
sources of wealth, which need only to be de-
veloped to make times better. Mines of coal,
copper, lead, &c.. must be worked and utilized;
forests of fine timber must contribute to the
general prosperity; marble quarries must be
opened and become sources Of wealth; the soil
must be enriched and improved to the highest
degree; manufacturing interests must be pro-
noted; capital and Immigration must be Sc
cured from abroad; and, in Short our State de-.
yeloped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The Grand Jury of the United States Court
at Brownsville, Texas, in their report say that
American rancheros on the Mexican border have
been order by the Mexican baudits to leave
their homes on pain of death, and that one
hundred Thousand cattle are annually driven
across the border by Mexican marauders. A
general feeling of insecurity prevails, and both
the State aud General Governments are called
upon to protect the Inhabitants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16
Congress.

The Commissioners of the district of Colum'
bia, as successors Of the Board ofPublic Works,
have entered suits against the Evans Concrete
Paving Company and its bondsmen on bond
for eight thousand dollars, made in September,
1873, for failing to keep certain street payemeut
work, which they did by contract, in repair for
three years, as required by the contract. This
is said to be the first suit of the kind entered
and it's termination will be awaited with 10.
tereSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16
Sam Ward, the famous LOBBYIST, dined Lor

Sam Ward, the famous lobbyist dined Lord
Houghton on Saturday night. Among those
invited to meet his Lordship were General Gar
field, the Chief Justice. Justice Field, Sir Ed
ward Thornton. Justice Bradley, Attorney Gen
eral Pierrepont, DR.. Liudermann, Justice
Swayne, Secretary Robson, Professor Rogers,
Don Louis De Potestad Secretary of the Span
ish Legation, and Assistant Secretary of State
Cadwalader. Ward knows the way to the
hearts of diplomatists as we'll as Of members Of
Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

Our SET. as a rule, those most solicit
tous about social status have reason for being
so, and those who think least about it have the
most solid footing. 1t does not occur to him
whose social position is uuquestioned to discuss
1t, but to him who is climbing, and has not ex-
actly olched himself in the place be covets, it
is an important and interesting question; hence
his interminable talk about family" This idea
OF making out that ones relatives and friends
comprise body of the elect superior to ordi-
nary people has taken astonishing root 10 the
soil of the Republic. A stranger can scarcely
enter any village or town OF the Uoon without
being coofdentially Informed as 5000 as be gets
into the place that society is very good there.
The young men and women of the large towns
are constantly talking about "our set.'' There
is dlligeut search after the genealogical tree and
the coat Of arms The ancestral hallis propped
up with documentary evidence. Coats of arms
are exhibited Oh seal rings, cards, and letter
paper, and found even on few carriage panels
One of these pieces of bazonry, belonging to
man of Irish descent, irreproachable 10 him
self and his family, furnishes clever satire. 1t
is composed Of shield reposing on crossed
shlllalahs. % each corner of the shield is perch
ed an owl, indicative Of wisdom; on the top q
pot of boiling potatoes; on les face puissaut
arm ADD hand holding u potatoe on the end of
fork, with an inscription containing Latin
pun on a scroll beneath-iS enlpcr poratcs. -
Galaxy for December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The decrease in the British imports during
the first nine months of the present year, as
compared with the corresponding period the
year previous, is quite noticeable, and would
be source Of great comfort to those who are
looking in this direction for path out of the
hard times, were it DOT, unfortunately, that the
exports have decreased in about the same ratio
as the imports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The principal thing heard Of among Demo
cratic politicians at present is the patronage
which it will be n the province of the House
Of Representatives to divide. A number are
upon a hot scent of the clerkship, which has a
salary and perquisites of some $4,000 per an
mum attached to it, and, besides, the control
Of about seventy other appointments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The United States District Attorney has re.
ceived instructions from the Attorney Genera
OF the United States to proceed against as
signees who have failed to comply with the
amendatory bankrupt act requiring, them to
file reports in the respective bankrupt cases in
their hands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued an
order for the reduction of the clerical force in
the various custom houses 10 order to curtail
expenses in view of the fact that there is de-
fciency Of about s6OU,OOO in the appropriation
tor the collection of customs. Now there will
be uuakipp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The PhiladelLh Board OF Trade have re-
solved to petition Congress to amend the Bank,
rupt law so as to require that all judgments,
notes, bonds, or other instruments authorizing
an entry Of judgment or other lien against per.
sonal property, snail be entered or recorded a,
least four months before the filing OF any petit
ton in bankruptcy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The former dwelling of Joseph Bonapare,
who was once King Of Spain, at Bordentown,
New Jersey, which is owned by Col. Thomas
A. Scott, President of the Pennsylvania rail
road, is to be converted into a young women's
seminary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

The report that the new consolidated bonds
of South Carolina, issued in lieu of the fraudu.
lent coupons alleged to be outstanding, would
be repndiated by the State, is contradicted by
the Governor, Comptroller General and State
Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

ln New York, the other day, man named
Martin was sentenced to eighteen months In the
State prison for marrying an Elizabeth Smyth
in 1869 and an Elizabeth Smith in 1875. Per.
haps he thought that with so trfing differ.
enoe the law would not concern itself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

Mrs. Southworth has returned to her home
10 Georgetown, from Yookers, New York,
where she has been spending the summer. The
report 10 the New York papers that she has
been under medical treatment for her eyes is
not true
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-16

DR.. S.-P. Moore, late surgeon general of the
Confederate States, will be candidate before
the Legislature for the position of superip.
tendent of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum Of VIII.
Jiamsburg.