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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-04

n,RTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie,
muccs, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same are also notified TO attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
nol6 Il d. II. HASKELL.
, 1875-10-25

not ahhto. bat he want With him At bis renncat,
, 20 uslcna whore l,o procured him situation ii,
b''sInesH from which he rose, htop By stap. hy
" hla tact and enterprise, 10 10 u leading mer.
ehant Of tlio NorthwoAt, and haa filed somo Of
tio most Important ofcrn within tho gift Of tho
uoVornment. 1le wAs alwaya noted for his
strong toelirsg. ffc mover forgot f1ient1.
=, AZ tho beginning Of tho Civil War he went To
tho siorernor nf 1lltnoir With M old army off,
cor Tor whom ho had formed an attachment, 10
AK for eoinnitaaon for lin. 1t was rcfrreI
On grounds wc!i-known at that time, aud lho uf
.!nel .!, wa on tho ovn Of returning to flhlcna,
"hen viii the peFatstency which aIways cI,arar
torlaed him, the merchant again returned md
lmroEuncd tie Governor for tho commisaon.
which raH finally granted. Tho of1icor rono froro
N humble position TO tho rank of Co,nmandor. %
,n,cIIof T., q tho army, md became President Of
Grant, aud Tho merchAns WHO nsls,oi him io l.,
obtain ll1 first comnlisaion in Ito volunteer 81
giunn, and tho bachelor who In lsss ~ ~, 'iI IN
streota in Chicago 10 kindly o1ero,l tho youth
seas ~ 1s H. travelling carriage. mud afterwards
atsncss, Ia Maj. Chrfsty Of II. Charles.
, 1875-10-25

@ NC. a. aad h h'r party abon'd not 70 TO Bar, Fran
e!Hco At ~ n no eonld prtront II. 50 In Mt
oneo tod Ter That he hid aomo i,npor.sn. bu,-
theto that night Ot cuurro ro'' s.o % ani ',.r l,r
aon.o'l. Vito No. wan maj nsn.eod ,i inst ''a, ~,
sk,lltnlls. the tFain make1 stop Of swcnty
her Teas ~ ihc compartment unit! !,o could cct
chrftAEo TO take hsr tn irtrtnl' n l,of1ee, Wirn
tho train ntol,ped Miller ilas,cncd vito No. i anI
astyr o''i o! tho tear o'''' u thc showed them
tkko tle1n to tho l,ptel. Thin be pnt wife Ma .
Dtit. snit her IN carrtasn md 5enk hcr La Ilcr
| 1rinftia. Eaytnt. ho wnulH ca1 TOR her At tram
a,o a,me. ihs gave him hrea;hi,g snel, wlri, III,
tIoti These wfre enbstl lcntJy carried uut, AMI
10 well "Ah everything managed Tint wjfo No, .
never stiffee:cd nnyth,,y. and vIfo No, | never
y M.iIs .nat hcs h''4hA'h au7 anybody but 4.
not true. "'''' Was
Nl',eta ho'h" was jnst tlht+i,cl when this oc-
H.riht,' ahd t!!" 1ie1t two weeks were To DO 90.
s"1hei W VIC ~. III eating tllo house fur
1.'nsa' h,a mo sod hot that l'o would relieve her
losemlse: y 10 rlfe No: l,s said that before go-
ii's back to Australia he wanted to 20 TO tho
m i'G onIte and. ~ they would doubtlcss Iiko tho
e,r on ia nG ,r;o gota teke them They al weot aud
N 'snnt OF 7G0, 600 tn United States bonds,-'.a
part III tho fortune ho had made in Australia"
ANOTHER MARROW KscApE
.bft tho psosenco Of wife No. WAR at;,i
iFlA'g " With moro danger. On thr!r return
from tho Yosemite. aud Immediately neforo wtfa
No. returned to tho East, Hla ina;sto,i ,,nnn
spe,iI.n ng few days In kan Franciecy, M,icr
was very anxious to hasten her Departure In.
etill l,e had to give In and tako her 10 San Fsnn
cisco. They put up at the Lick Houec For
sunattIv rffe No. did not like Ban Franciaco
20 to atillc.s great relief she cut her atay short
1'sioro going he took hor to dry.goodu atoro
and boz tt:bt her Loo worth Of goods. H1beo.
qucntly thH bill was sont to Miltct's i,o1an. ant1
fo into the hands Of wife No. .. to whom, Il Taa
= canso OF alarm. Int Miller quietol bcr hy
saying IL ho had only ordered tie vooda for
the vito It friend Of his in Portland, Oregon.
take. - 1'47"
And go Miller struggled to maintain his no.;.
ton. l!'s !all ThA torriblo blow to the pr,do or
Stanford. Huntington, Hopkins, and tho rost NJ
khs Central Pacific Ring, -
, 1875-10-25

Tho Oil l'acy sessions Of July, 1877,
ccnssnccd him 70 transportation for lie.
'':I Whlio io was lying in k"wgsto rrior 10
Wales where l,o dle1, I,ickcns wont with a
former acquaintance Of tho priaoncr to
500 him. Tiny found him still porsots-
Cd with a morbid eclf-estecua nmf a
mt interests woro overwhelmed by an oxccseei,?e
ii'asy Of ac1f, and 10 claimed Il now qnotc his
own ~or,la to Dickcns)s souI whose nntriment In
lrFp' and ita oTrpring art, nuHic. darins nnng,
aha ~ at''! heller philosophy. r. Fields il.
Il0rlNrK Md11xfue for iHnEefnLIr
, 1875-10-25

Froctar, in ha younger dnyh yaa sv,dcnt,s
much 'mpseaaed by that clever naoaI who. nn.isr
a. e nhfno oPa,., Ga ysnus Weatlat'oet" snsl|.s
Aagaz'ne. Walnwneht-for t|nss was his real
nane--~AS 30 brilliant ha DAip friends for a
time among many OF the lirat-o ll.ss contributors
70 toat oneo Famous peslodict Vi; but tho Ten
!lfe. a murderer, fo.a,s.-, thief
IN short, sinner In genc11 i-ho cana to
grief rather elrly in Lis wick,e career. and
saneFoa p9ns'ies @ t OF tho law cordiugly but
descrss., have heard Proctor describe lis
personal appearance aa ha ctane Sparkling
INTO tho room. clad IN unthvsa mllitarV
s1onme; t%oso etort ~ a., smart deceived
beeti an officer In the dragons, that he hsi
sIent lsfge fortune. and now 90. .< <iesecndod to
AKe part Ia pariodical literature with tho eul.
sufo OF eent!eman and tue grAc.s Of an am-
sit' S.sit'a, noW snrtoa rh's yspid cbarl"tan in
could 70 long veil his reai cha,a otcr from
and reta1n the regard Of such mcn IA Proctor.
a .,. Ts|f1a G;l .s ed colerass . ug Lamb
sA saa hoashs a M he aoa IL hs ha
often spoke Of hts guiloless MATHIS At tho
fcstAl monthly board Of The marsz,na. '
and and, no ,t oas dreamed that this Fay md
has,.I London cavat!er was about 70
shua!s Of crime for Centuries have t.e, blkokgr
pages inscribed on them. To secure lilo masns
et luxurious living without labor, and te' pampeg
!.tttrattur, resolved to becono = murder.
o. o., l.gs se.ls and accompany IL cruel
must convenient. lis ouaton, for ~ .ps wss
=, y Gs' hs riIstI Iee!ss Of ,es
limo administer atFychn,no to his Victims
das sa1, setsn. M ~ Il tug reot. q hs
girl nauled AborctomDle this fleulish ", ntch sfs
tos'Gd .n' ~ insurance At various otlicos + ), E1s,
Wo. pai9Es 70 sent her to har aecoant y 'ith tho
Fest Of Ills poisoned too-copti,t,t Il: rel-
.t'sOa. so many hosyilv-insused isd. g. 81 d.
" IN v,oasae eouyulaions drew q, tsntion
oct tho money. But why this consr /, amsts
'rln','al vas not brought to jus.ico aud hung,
ny l,ofo Abla8eE mover satisfactorily d. |
'l'ged. ~ lsss. this polished Sy atite,
: ~ Ioasted that he always drunk thu rivh.
ut stu1lte'ulclano, who could nut sit lous, iu a |
,'o,4 tut WA not gnElanded with tloweret, who
aid hs fslt lonelY lu III Apa,tmeut with u ut \ |
us cast OF tho Venus do Med,ci ia is-thl, self
udn!gens voluptuary It last committed stuerst
ofssfiss On the Bank Of England, And
, 1875-10-25
With gn."s 1tecnme Acnuainted
ls3s, 'es-A lIo,nintscenco ~

lass e.asi III cAs1's. tfl,> .st,...
lsle liousse +. ~ " standing lu front ol
a a4p, aasp.t:qse for lis lome ~ a't 1e 81 ees ees
~ County nin III Tue .a Prssont !mlts q wiu-
MAe tso &. S1.A1oua duel recently occurreS "bss bss
tks1i bn;i,, Louis editors, vhese ha ~ 40 w.
.a Il, aoek River Railroad did II In,ta nat ~ up
y Up IL gentleman had prepared s to nsHa nss.
ss{ass a ., sol: s AFoadhea&i, OF PonnavIyauiS
u t1sn 4as, vs. o ii. Wy 70 d. ohiaa
.naIlansbago 1n1{snss, 70 aattie slo clalna ol
;s.ss ee,,'.sa s.,s va. driving Oh, youth OF
~ ~ hi h,x h,aaa for ths nook-uIvae connt-s ,ae
,saea BIZ pefsasa resided there, and thss 4,
sld pe,n;s1, iron, New York 10 his hona s .nd uS
'sassd '4'oh to ho taken iu, which Tas s
{sns n.o ns !Senslaneu took quite . fspev 10 II.
~ y c9anSt.nea gu arriving Aoms. culuy.I;eS I
"a b. sa slases whom hs liked bottar .nd
~ aas youns man, hovsysy, did
, 1875-10-25
Lady Caroline l.an,f,'s Domestic Fc
ltCktirHs

Mr. fathnr sra ,,,tI,.,,. ,.
1;na an,h -, ,' ;,n.e no1 az. ana Lazy Caro-
psr;a Who, ace,,on.a' u ~, ~ I.oiu Ho!!aud'n II
1sdv rss,i;ao ~. LUG e3pected arFiya! ol
ny;nr rs,.oI tha w. aaa.. '!onco. ar Lamb had
tlair danarsr.a. tr, 10y ~ tne ono i11ed fos
nnnnnncn. nar ,tes.in us LaaS catohne immediately
sI;eh cre,.ed sa, " pfo,9ne1oE her staE.
brnkn pn' mr. fa,,.s oonn1,on. on Nnen tao party
p, ~ IN .'o Ster uas anh motne. who occupied
1r,ron ,ntn H. ~ , ~ tho Lambs. "c1o
iinns cnrri.oa ~ III lust as Lazy caro-
i.n1,nn IL iar ,en1n. W oetofe the stxlrcase
J.dx t7.rnnn ~, a. us, ~ si Lnu ht. Lamb tak'ag
80 ta95 varone a as aoo al!ghtod in his arms {se
ant,y 1ftc5 I'ar nree mo,, Rfaceau' hgufel ea;-
.I,5 .i;n;,5s LILY nes over ihe wet gutter, which
Srnm nv @afus f.t1,nrs appaoss ron ny mother: and
mora ~, 5 .atnct grow TO to effect III 5ou
~ u WIZ pat sohr Lsdyah!p IN tho gut
1a,v c.,ot;no mo'hess sltHnG'foom faced tint Of
-, ~, anJ .,u az oeiule nsAts We1o brought
nnriau. 49, a.a,n ~ :! 'Het ., nAd t4e iuli pene!t of
A. ~, .,nt ~ .nest heiehools hghtei room.
norci, 81 harsslT ~, AZ, ~ ~ so!a, mug ls VIE
srn,,a,% H. n., w. lug o'oo" ot II Win her arm
n,s.anti, o.ni'a "d'Gu eu6aElne attltude Hto
faet III nron t,,5 @ Aneenos one Ut LIZ
eIso nd -, .,a... Hu'is ~ tna lVol5 sadF roso
,no,n aa's,no a''d n;n oeeea hsine arouhd tho
rrTs nlrtna vnao. W Iue noolsc1Ps' sau-
hona pnruri,,. 80 I.sGAs' *,.a.H' 1ef poor nus
mai rno.v go -. ss1I,e 70 RESTRAIN LIE
1ndv Tarono;a ,,',xaao uouus'ees -. oiacussion nf
ron arrived ~ rnr1sp po'n ~ at u4t 1oso "
co1drrt wiz -aane, - ..t u.EntJ ana eccentric
manv ,,naccnnt III ,.a.,.n. ~ u'a o!ton, anu tlo
tsIuo,i ~ iann,,. hs;!. aEn'!os " "n1ch sho IN
nd fr,,,,a r. s.a, ~ MonHas III nol nuhuaho laMily
,ro hin, ~ ~, fr,1,, ~ IL 11 1nnneuce 70 IN
une" u.e nm w Past ttom nos. HIS firmnesa, how
, 1875-10-25

ELSEWHERE,
tonnt Won Arnsn. in Germany, will be let on
with fine.
atohowal Jackson'a statute ut Richmond, w..
"all bo unveiled Oh Tuesday next.
a 'argo number Of Louisiana .>o1itlcians are
" "aahihEton trying to obtain tho euccc..jo in
tho o''sco OF Tho notorious Dnroll Judses1,ip.
fl5nn and wilkie, at Rockford, ILL.,. nrrucd bv
counsel before Judge, their proportion to
Huhan lilo Indictment against them for con-
fs'nacy TO deEame woman OF fair fame, The
eoa8t a'd not reudoE decision Oh tie question.
Tho Commissioner OF Pensions has concluded
ha annual roport. Tho Invalid arnr-roll is jg5
e.3. at an annnal cost of sl0,0Gl, ais The roi,
ol army widows 10 1Di4 1885, At o total annual r,,a
Or sl2.S35.579. The suryiyora of tho Wnr nf
!sl1 humber 15.67H, at hn annual rate of ~
t2An0: Tho widowB Of the War Of 1912 nun.
Der lG3, at tntal annual rato Of sa95,;i3. Tho
lhva!ld roll ia 1.C3C, at totat annual ratio Of
ElS,Gl3. It ia estimated thai by Dsccmber.
1870, there will bo 1860 applications TOR in.
cfeaea OF panaIon under the new law.
joyce, the ring g.laador of tic vhisky-rino in
alissouf', was, at Jefferson City. found gu;ty On
every count III hia Indictment, .nd will bo son-
tencod today. Ths d,sstitess claim to hsyo hcrn
promised comp]oto immunity By the nutaitb,ui
Government aerranta mud to have un-
9erstood thnt everybody, from the rrcpt-
dont down, had been "llxsd." aud that honest
d!ssllng waH out Of tho question. Mauy nov
pHer to surrender valuable information TO the
government and undergo penal eeryitude thetr,-
eelsea u their bondsmeu may 10 alBoyed,
, 1875-10-25
Tho Guilds or LtyorY Companies OF
England.

The Guilds or Livery Companies Of
England.
Tho whole laboring population of Enclnnd
curing curing tue Anglosakon period. was virtually or.
English guilds dato from tho tonth century % ti,9
atoelyaEd merchants {gttda Theutontcoru,n) az
aste1 before o67, And we're chartered Ia 1882; tho
establishment OF the eaddlarR' company dates
,;a HON re M same epoch Iraaos guilds arc men.
90 By hing Athelatan, and in other AnRlo-BA1ou
laws ehoY snnst, therefore, have existed In o39
not II 70 certain that others o1ised before that
sas"5era egEeo that Tie sssllsngors Of Sunderland
men OF fsvesHhatn, have existed from time in1-
n memorial. According to IlngArd, 1t ths Norman
Iooaahest thsee wsge gui!da not only In the chief
eites OF England, but In tho surrounding rural
Tho T,sts, hnrc ~ oseanized on tue same principles.
men. who had conquered .heir jreeaom BY thets
ohloh knd in each borough theae guilds formed
ono BODY polite. With common rsshta and com.
hsnaa ton n,eses hees p 1hsy had each their hall Or
naase noues. ~ which shey met aud tlellbersted
Lucy g,aeTciaea me power Of euActiug by (or
oofon8h) Laws; and they Possessed, by loasc or
houses Pasture and forest lands, for
was subsItutsa aag 1or tns term company
Edward LII. Q837-'77). and Aaa Lesn 'sI sn"ied ~
ever anca to the London trades IN n.rticni.% Hnoa
The moss sacient OF thsso 10 believed to ba H.
Eua ot W. oGeaHeagef. 21 (qalda tetartorunl),
seze in London si1ty.throo iive.y comp.n;ss snsts
tHslve of which are oalled By him tsho,.nsatts
companlas, out Of which tbs Lord -Msvnr IL ~
30 eaossa ys.sly A. the present tasse
nine Of which have ha!la Of their own, lie oths,.
meeting In GuildhAll or in certain tayerna 1Ts
freemea or llyorymen "ot Tho csty" aiaot t1o 1o
g candidates u foE tho Asyotalsy, QUO Of whom IL
also elect tbs ghedns aud chamberlain. dnnsa.
!ons' @ Amer1oa~ oyoiapaaia, vssissd edition. a.
, 1875-10-25

FlW kfCHAkuk-AT GREAT BAHGAlHS-T[lKsE
zstos{ aad DAsansat brick honses on howsa4!,.
huass: taoasf very Light; VII sAls eleaF fsfme or
SWvn9tFy tustisnces. Kirk b. kEMEL1t Aoona IL u
, 1875-10-25
SUBURBAN REnI, rcTn--
TO RENT-HnT1er4-'

re RESr.Dn Fon sALg-ELYGANT NEW
oeta ron ttont. front houses With iusnacrs bot nd
r. bs;t hes s sss, esats sn' a na
t se p.f aonS S1H.o0' and "dA'' near unioH
Iasad.<fne, nov b'ic&s, san.so bay fronts stoao
A"51eo snd aa. % saa Eh.aons's Ph;i nsisf s'st. c.
KIT 1d,csfnenn met to sssh bnys.s AYEs.
tn,E; tnE;sT-nNK on IMRRE-sToRY Ann BASEMENT
hr. sl I'D ro.pon.ss tsnsn nsnn h';is X:
}'i J"S c5"EKs t5S Il 70 H. or Isl l''lanA''
7" tMtST--A PLEASANT :.SToHY H0usE, IN
ia. 81 r. III III # ~ ne, as,.; xoH !oes:n
!. ~: 'tsfm r. H. isRSfim;eo atRR!;1 III of'~'''' or
l't tc.1 AEsf-iinGs3 - wABA.}i.AV, NEAR Xix
son, VIII 1n ~ in good order
T9 EtST.IIIE ANNA HOUSE, 4sxlm. UOnNEH
=. hot" t,a1 no ii 1.
rIsm, - nsr. tns % kiteb.n I'd taondr, ssc
saa.1'. sse f IL WIN VIM s% fs 1r "? s5 fst
fIw nESr-A t;oOD FRAME Hursr. IN roi,ue
rer ,n"ath in4as ,a %ataT i,sS III oay
RIO KENT-as AND ~ cAHHDIl-ty. su,v ,,c-
Tia nj e. ssoq III 'Fons' tooms. srn eonssnvneos
ms U. p and g Arbor-rsc., liz All Ia aa,,.
ony Il, & = = r!hnas aTf eon'r"iDnrcs, br1cx
iAsatl4 and Raad"lph IL. ''''''p'-a sI>eA. eosntr
eaa S1ss ss.. " us;ss c,
Apply on ttcmlspi. IL -' ko"o |+aaht.
RIO ,:ITAGl: ,hES1.coITAGl:s 81. ~ ASH ~ s71iyrT
SouSa FSs ap t'f S;.s II 1st f .ss*f
re nEST71ta' $. DEARBoRx. BETWEEN Ti,t1i.
mrnt hou.c rood .,nbIs Il Hso9m nyiern np.o,e.
, 1875-10-25
SUNDAYS NEWS.

LOCAL.
ihe hetn'-hnn'ihl parade OF tho Tirtt Ecrimen
oeeH'seu satutdnS afternoon on tho Lake Front
Hepnbicah meetings. wore held Saturday even
'hs IN tho Third. Fonrth. Filth, Eighth, Ninth
md Sixteenth WArd4.
An Opposition n'ass-meeting was hold Basur
nay evening IN Mccormick Hall. Kee1cr nocct.
thss "efe 4cld 10 the Sixth and Elc, eusl Wards
Inc 1eneraonana mot Saturday evening and
lsened cal! for Ieinncratic Conreut;oI, nu,1
kton. o"'e'4'
p gAmc OF baseball was plnyed SATURDAY, In
Boston, between the Chicago and Enstt,n ,'i,,.
OF lb'C, resulting in favor of The fus,ner Ly d
Rcoro Of Il to 0.
, 1875-10-25

tVAhfKn-A HHDD TUBULAR HDILKR ANu
sIEtas. " Or Z, hor.s p,wse. Aust DO In aona te.
PAIR and not nauGh woFn W buy enElns With eoor
ktAts pEcs Aaa tee1us. Addrass Ba1 2a haehA u d.
, 1875-10-25

PARTNER WAhTHD-TO TAKE TilH PLAuK or
axn profits. Oaii 1t " bout pa.pI4aes A.,
, 1875-10-25

T1IVORQEa tEtiALLt OBTAINED FORU UAtIHKt
uox ~ Chicago.
nlVoHcas5 LEI! LILY OBTAINED. NOT FK1bn
- alsntlJ. tas after bscrss. klA1s1 JsAlfs pfs4eA
Ia liz cuu1ts VI chicago. Ad4tsss Pa4t0t4. 8ax i@1
, 1875-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ FKleSoN HAVING A BUSINER9 CHA Nf1r
sof ~ ga heAI OF eash p1EehAasr ~ cAslink 4t
, 1875-10-25

SEWING MACHINES,
Iloh hSALE-SEvEKAL IMPROVED SiSCEH.
: iess Mn!eo+ ttebs. Rbsslss Wilson, uto7sf
ea%k Private toAu oe&. IL Clark IT.. Rooa uDstsifs
, 1875-10-25

A u ESPECIAL ttfIANCK.
II bAA1AlNS N ELk9ANT PlANOa.
MARTENS,

ITALLE!T: DAvia 4 co.'s PIANO8.
scftniy.hso rst ptrmluua aw4rdod for boat D,.noH
to nsa. -'S -" ~"
tfsnE lsxt, rt uf v3nR pPani1ts ss II ID III, roo,t
ad.nirAblS Instrument msd0. y
tlhse pAhos Orand Slu2te, ba Eee1 In Qhcas In
ths ptkno and nT9An W&Fort,1jns vi ="
WV, EIABAII. gtata and Ad.na.ss
, 1875-10-25

PARTY BREAKING UP lOUsEKKEpiyi3
~ onsts furniture e!o; eheAp fog czah only, Ak1 4
hof1s And buggy 10 CAlutuet-4E.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
). w. ThrocEInorion.

FROM lllt fNHtIllNu hNblnlNI'l
We learn from the Denton Monitor
that Governor Throckmorton, who
was in attendance upon the district
court in Denton last week, will not
consent, under any circumstances, to
become n candidate for the coustitu-
tional convention, although repeatedly
urged TO do so by people not only OF
his own district but other parts OF the
state. This we regret inasmuch as the
broad limits of our state do not CON
tain another individual so well quail
flied for the peculiar duties Of framing
new constitution.
II is not question Of dollars and
cents, ofwhether Vhrochmorton would
be holding two lucrative Offices roceiv-
ing pay for both, at the same time, but
it is u question concerning the perm
anent welfare and the failure destiny
0CIeXas. 1t is n question, not Of will
it benefit Throckmorton the less or the
state the more, for that august body to
be deprived of his services. We, the
people, want the best constitution that
it is possible to make, adapted to the
temper of the people and the times,
upon which the future legislation and
prosperity of the state may be
founded. Throckmorton is more
thoroughly intimate with the tenn
per, tone and interests of the peo-
pie, and represents better the conser-
vatism, and yet the intelligent liberal
ism, of the common sense of our grow
ing young state, than any individual
at any time, since Rusk and Houston
passed away. There cannot be the
least doubt that his services and influ-
ence would be worth more than eight
dollars per day to the country, and he
is too pure statesman, and loves too
well the glory, prosperity and bright
hopes OF his own Texas, to seek any
position at her hands for purposes Of
his own personal gain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, NO nmod for its medical vir-
tues, hnA, by tile lnbnrod oiiOrtA of Dr. a. y.
Coleman, been placed nj the command OF all
who may foquifu iA curative properties IL
was left for Texan, uail llordon, to con-
donHo two gnllonR OF milk 10 the compass OF
ono pint, ana yet retain all its pure and
nutrntlyo properties 10 pgnln has n Texan
reduced two gallons OF White sulphur
springs wntcr 20 sixteen ounces, without tho
Allghtuat loss OF its medical virtues.
There nre thousands OF persons suffering
from the following diaeaHes Dulncss, do
preston of spirits, rrltnbility OF temper,
vertigo, hoadacho pnlpitatlOn OF tho hourt,
gnstrio dornngomont, disorders OF tho liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectun,
piles, dysmonorrhoa, amOnOrrhen, monorr-
hngin, lucorrhon, foul breath, npoploxy, cpl
lepby, paralysis hysterla, melancholy md
insanity, nnd many other discusses traceable
10 habtnally sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main Ignorant OF the causo, and have sought
In vain for relief. Not unirequontly the
com lnlnis which originate In constipation
take IN independent existence, and continue
though tho cause may cease From all these
considerations II follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
qulres close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment Whenever II occurs.
One bottle OF DR.. q, s., Coloman's White
sulphur Springs Water IL warranted 10 cure
any case OF habitunl constipation, II taken
according 10 directions found upon the bot
tie, Its action Is cet0 hdO II jUcunde.
To be had at amy of the drug stores of the
city. Price one dollar, 23dly20wly
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ny w,M cARLrroS.

ThcpdIl0r sat In his guuctuin, hlg eounte,
nnnGo uuOWod with euo,
Ills mind nj tho bottom Ol business, hla
mrtnt the top OF n chair,
MA phulrurm and elbow supporting hla
urbt-Anud unfolding his HEAD,
Iil.r,r. on the dusty old table with different
documents Bpread.-
There wre thirty long pngos from llowler,
win underlined capitals topped,
Audn short rruuNitlOn from Gi0Wlcr, re-
uu,slmg hiH newspaper stopped,
Ibprt wore lyrlpa from Gusner, tht poet con-
cpnlug sweet lluWorh and guphym,
And nWiny pem from Ploddur, tlo mrmcr,
dpgrrlblupR couple ofholfslN
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Robert Collyer says the children
must have less study and more fun.
He is right. There is q boy i'll the
family across the way. Last Saturday
afternoon he put a dead mouse in his
mothers workbasket, attached Il split
stick to the tail of the next door cat,
set the vinegar fawcet up in business,
palmed himself off as Il ghost on the
hired girl when she went down into
the cellar after the butter, besmeared
his fathers choice bantam rooster with
blue ink, and finally wound up the en-
tertainment by tying the boiler to a
strange dogs tail, and slipping down
in the slush and hurting his back. His
exasperated father hardly knows which
to hunt up iirst-the strange dog with
the boiler or Robert Collyer.
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1t appears from the statement OF
one Of the passengers of the Schiller,
that there was much drunkenness
among the crew and passengers. One
OF the officers had been celebrating his
birthday. The evidence is getting to
be quite clear that the captain of the
Schiller did not preserve discipline as
he ought to have done. This was sus-
peeted when the report came that he
fired his revolver over the heads of the
men who were taking away the boats,
and by their cowardly terror losing the
only means of rescuing the passengers
Had he shot three or four of them dead
he would have restored order andsaved
life. No man is justified in shooting
at all unless the circumstances justify
him in shooting to kill.-[Houston
Age.
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