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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by DR..
Geo. \. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, TX AN iuiHlln-
Bile cure for Chronic Constipation, Stick ana
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility and The long list OF dis
eases arising from disordered stomach and
cOnstipniud bowels.
IL Will relieve the worst cases OF nervous
and Sick headaches IN from one to three
hours. win cure themOst obstinate eases OF
chronic constipation In from ten To thirty
days.
Il IL the best and surGst pulgative ever
used for amy dScnsc, y ing perfectly safe I'M
uer all circumstances, uniallIng in It's ne
ton, entirely frro from amy nausea, gripping,
or even unplensnntneSs. Possessing tonic
properties, "a thing unknown in amy other
sure purgatlveO that purlHrs the brood and
builds up the system IN such a manner lhat
the same effect is produced by II reddced
dose until It's use may be discontinued ana IL
permanent cure effected.
IL IN convenient, only requiring glass Of
water and can be taken NJ all times, ns It's
action will not interfere in either business
OF, pleasure .,.....-.. .,...-.,u,.,...,
Iy analysts this preparation viii be found
to contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Water, Us taken
rom htSprlnEsnhuti in II concentrated form,
each pint being equal to two gallons.
The medicinal properties OF the SallnrS
and acids found In White sulphur spring
Water ARE well understood by all well in
formed medical men. In foct, these Snlines
and acids prepared by nature, enter directly
into tho composition OF the blood, and no
blood can be healthy that LACKS any one OF
them In their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvarying action OF
this preparation. AS soon AZ 1t is taken II
enters into the blood, eXpelling all accumu.
lated pOisons arising from Indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
cning the nervous systom, clearing the com
plexlon and imNartlng general healthy
tone TO the entire system.
10 put this In the reach OF ALL we are put
ting II up In two size bottles, the prices be-
ing twenty Ave cents ana II dollar. SOLD by
druggists generally.
GEO. 4. COLEMAN Il co.
DALLAS, TKNAs, July IL, 1876.
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WEArUmFoRp, 9BNls, Svptombeg 0.
70 the Editor OF The Herald;
The Gil-abs0ruiug topic Of our street
corner wiseayrps s "raiirODd.p The
locating party ot the Houston and
reXas Central railrohd have reached
town, and located the line of road to
this place. Captain Nutt who IL in
charge Of the party, says he is satisfied
that work uh the road will be com
muucrd al short time. Captain
BAKER Is expected over the line in u
day or two. From this point the road
will be located to the northwestern
portion of our county line. Ii is natur-
ally presumed that the Teqas and Pa
citic Will push their road on from Fort
Worth, and will probably reach
Weatherford as soon, If not sooner,
than the extension of the Waco tap.
All who pass through Fort Worth
coming to our city, state that business
in Fort Worth il in the wane, building
being about all that is going on. We
anticipate great number OF fail
ures this fall among the Pantherville
merchants, for they are over-reaching
themselves to an inoomprehensibl
degree.
Mr.. James w. Milliken, who re-
turned on Thursday night from
Stephens cOui ~, gives a glowing ac-
count of that section and OF the great
demand for lots In breckenridge, the
new county seat. A mum Der Of per-
SOUS were then awaiting the time OF
sale, having selected their Mvorite
lots, and having lumber with
them ready to erect buildings
Immediately. The sale opened on the
ith instant, with bidding lively on all
the lots offered, aud fabulous prices
were paid for corner sites. They ranged
in nrinn from liyinAn and a hulf IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-12

X IMMEDIATELY after the defeat OF
John Hancock, at Austin, dispatches
were sent to New York announcing
the fact, and they are trying to make
capital out of it. Now we desire to ask
one question. If Hancock is true
blue Democrat, what difference does ii
make with the Radicals whether he
was nominated or defeated? win
THE DALLAS HERALD please answer
m Wdrahdtchie Enterprise.
Hancock's defeat is Radical gain and
Democratic loss. The Republican par
his defeat to fortfy their re-
a assertions that the South hates
MON, and evinces that hatred by
4 ,criice Of one among her ablest
Jest Congressman, because Of his
,tion to the old flag. While these
Z lot the motives which actuated
people Of the Fifth District, north
N 4 papers assume that they are, and
Ne US all the fullest benefit OF that
umption to our infinite hurt. This
The difference that II makes, friend
kitcy7nise.
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A COLORADO PAPER ANSWERED.

The Colorado citizen takes THEllER-
AID to task because this paper does
not conceive that the murder ol
negroes, either in Colorado or Wharton
counties, 10 II meritoriOus act and be-
cause 1t saw tit TO condemn that ull'
called. for assassination. The CHE'"
placidly states that the negroes muir
dered were thought to be cattle
thieves, aud the inference we gather
from the citizens remarks IL, that II
was proper and right to belt them
with buckahOt because Of these suspiG-
ions of cattle stealing. While this
method Of murder may chime In agree
ably with the CRi;ca's ideas, THE
HERALD must confess that IL is lacking
in that kind of education that permits
it to proclaim its approval ofSleh
dark and bloody dramas AZ the Col
orado papers skip over no lightly, The
citizen thinks that because The HER
AID does not tOady Coke, and because
il published what Coke terms "sensn
tional" kilograms respecting crime"
that il and other papers allied with II
in Texas should run up to their mast
heads the names Of Hayes and
Wheeler.
While such graluit0us advice Ia an
unnecessarily harsh insult to offer to
papers which are independent enough
to believe that Richard Coke il not to
be idGlized bowed down to aud wor-
shipped AS the only exponent and true
embodiment OF Texas Democracy, we
do not know that IL proyokes w SUI
fciently to return aught save the mild.
est OF replies. When we look through
the columns Of the citizen and note
the State patronage bestowed by Coke
only on those sheets that sl0bter
over with ELUSIVE flattery of him, we
divine the reason OF the Citj3cn'S re-
marks, and simply ply II for its lack
of manliness and sefrespect. The
citizen admits that two negroes were
murdered in Colorado county and slX
in Wharton county and it
knows that i,aughmgn was
assassinated II day or two after
wards, yet its correspondent from
Wharton county, IL county which the
citizen says has its district Judges
county judges, Justices and sheriils
who uphold the law, thus sententious-
ly disposes of the killing;
"rherc was but little excitement
here over the recent uprising" in
this county, and all interest In the
matter has subsidized
All interest in the matter has subsi-
ded Which means simply that that
county and its officers do not intend to
make an effort to bring the perpetra-
tors of these crimes to 'J.,.yo ium
does this CHi.c7, which prpGohes NuI
HERALD % humily, dispose muydcr
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A Grand Meeting.

The editor Is In receipt of the follow
ing invitation, and he will endeavor to
have representative at Longview on
the 10th, which, by the way, is the
day on which the First Congressional
district propose to re-nominats the
Hon. ID. c. Culbertson:
LoNovIEw, September Z, 1875.
DEAR SIR:-You are respectfully In
vited to meet the citizens of Gregg,
and adjoining counties, Mt the town OF
Longview, Gregg county. for the pur-
pose OF participating In a grand ratif.
cation meeting In favor Of Tilden and
Hendricks, to be- held on the Goth of
September. Noted speakers from our
own State, as also, the States OF Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky and
Virginia arc expected to DO present
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DALLAS. TEXAS
THAT CHALLENGE AGAIN.

The Atlanta Constitution prints our
challenge and saucily takes up the
cudgels for the old goober State in the
following manner:
When II comes to figuring out the
.national elections there are number
OF States which give the calculator no
trouble-he always knows upon which
side to set them down. The coming
Presidential election furnishes no eX-
ception, ahd really there appears to be
fewer "doubtful States" in the Novem-
Der showing than there has been for
years past. The question in many OF
tho Democratic States has resolved IT.
self into one OF big figures merely, and
the only excitement the people can
get out of the jug-handle race IL to try
for immense and astounding majOri
ties.
The people of Texas have such tire.
mendous Democratic vote out there
that they begin to feel vain about 1t,
and have reached the point of conf
dence where they boldly
BANTER THE UNION
to n contest in November, the object
of which is to see how large maiorities
can be rolled up in the great States OF
the Union for Tilden and Hendricks.
/ Here is their challenge forwarded to
Governor Smith and received yester.
day:
(IIere follows the challenge with
which all readers Of TIE HERLAD are
famlliar)
The above is pretty saucy challenge
and has the usual amount of Texan as
l-s(irance about it, But when they
put such chip AS that on their
shoulders and dare Georgia to flip ii
off they are fooling around the wrong
set of ROSTERS five were to claim
all the Democratic voters that we have
sent over to Texas within the past five
wears we would leave her without
much In that line to boast, but our
generosity Is equal to all demands and
we won't count them. On the contrary
we will only tally our real vote in
Georgia and in November next the
State that gets away with us must do
it on II majority of about n quarter of n
million votes. That sounds odd, but
IT MEANS BUSINESS
And as these Texans ask: "And
what do you say, Atlanta, in behalf of
your old gcober- grabbing state of
Georgia?n We expect the Young
Mems Democratic Club to answer
back in enthusiastic terms. Let them
accept the challenge and open the
eyes of the Texas boys, by showing
that every honorable goober-grabbing
hand in the State, carries n Democrat
10 ballot, aud that on the ides of Nov
yember they will be thicker in Georgia
i than midsummer flowers on the
prairies of the glorious Lone Star
State. Let us "whoop 'em up"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-12

AS AN evidence of the enterprise OF
THE HERALD, we point with pride to
the Grafton of Governor II. b. Hubbard,
delivered yesterday at Philadelphia
and laid before our readers, word for
word, this morning. 1t is an able,
eloquent and mastery address and
wants only that finished utterance and
splendid delivery of the accomplished
orator to make 1t perfect Those who
have heard him, however, can well
imagine how he would speak with So
600 Of the worlds representatives ms
his charmed listeners. Governor Hub
bard, we feel persuaded, redeemed
Texas in the eyes Of the United States
upon Yesterday.
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nn.,l, m ihn snrnu Mnrml

Buehan's Creayllc Ointment Will XIII th'
Screw Worm every tlmc, and cure Fool 1901
In sheep and Cattle ,.
Buehun's Crcsylic sheep DIP ~ an lhiAl"-
bic remedy for the Scab In sheep he'hB
spap, II penetrnles Vt once TO the akin an"
Kills the Scab.
nuchnn's Carbollc pislDiectng Soap cures
Mango In Horses, Dogs ana lWlp, "h" "'''
lea EIrug nud Ticks on all nuimalH
he sure Jas. BuchRu n co.'s name Spptnl :
on Inc labels. All others nrr counl"ri1lt IN"
,"nrtnIaSs WM. i. KlDDEK y Goa PIinci'
pnl DEPOT, " John street New norh; .,,...,
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and address the people. The Second
District Convention VIII
meet here ut the same time. Please
inform the undersigned ps to your
ability TO attend, as soon az possi3ie'r
Hon. ID. =. jennings (Mayor, H. H.
Levy, j. NJ. Duncan, Hon. q. IS ~
core, n. b. Raglaud, Hon. j.. W.
Brown, DR.. J. w. Massie, j, i. WiIhgr-
spoon, l.. q. Jackson, J. NJ. Jones, Ma
inr &. Jordan.
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Faft ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
TItY1Il TO ALL.
Bat No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring b. make Tho Herald the medium
pf communication Tor tnr general pubic
md also Ia assist those VINO may need AS
distance, we have determined 10 print " firr
udyrutslng column. Advertisements under
tLr Lnnd Of "iOst," "Fuund," "Wautcd,'
FOR sale" "For Rent" "To Let" Of not
moro than thee lines, wiz De Inserted ~
THIS column two times free OF charge. When
such advertisements exceed thru" lines lue
eNcest viii be- charged mt the rate oi hYt
cents Il line, each insertion, In advance ana
whom such advertisement are printed more
than TWO tluct thuy VIII % charged at the
rate OF nve cent? % Inc in advance for carh
additional insertion, seven words make u
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What the Druggtsts sny.

We, tha undersigned Druggists of Dallas,
Texas, having been selling pr. Coleman'S
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportunity OF learning OF its effect upon the
parties Ia whom we have sold, do unhosi Ia.
ingly pronounce II one of the best remedies
upon the market. Aud for tho diseases
mentioned In Dr. COlemans circular, and as.
pecially chronic constipation, sick and ner.
vous hca laches, and AZ Il common purgativo
we have never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing its pleasant and unlailing effects
together with Its perfect safety under all cir
cumstances, we most cheer fully recommend
Its use to the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR n WALKER,
aAbLAWAY n GALE,
HOPKINS II HOWELL,
WILLIAMS * TOLLlNER.
HOIr y COFFIN.
DALLAS, Texas, july |, 1876
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THE HERALD viii pdut, IA soon rs
It's much pressed columns will permit,
IN Interesting correspondence between
, General W. y, sherman aud senator
q -. Maxey, relative TO stationiug
cavalry regiments IN Texas
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.TFE. AERAIi6 will shortly print
for Tho reformation of all parties cou.
corned The new school law The
state Board Of education have re-
qgestod county judges to take no ac-
ton under the new law, until instruc-
tons are received from the board, in
consequence the county Judge of Dali
las county will await the action of the
State Board.
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IT MEANS BUSINESS !

COLONEL John A. Joyce, Colonel J.
l.. Bittinger, General Mcdonald, ex-
,'GliafG''sif Avery, and others of the
s-n9souri penitentiary would come out
for Hayes and Wheeler if Warden
lSebree should consent.
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DURING the recent election in Ar
kansas negro was running OH the
Radical ticket fer an important Office
In Miller county. Opposed to him, on
) the Democratic ticket, was his old
master Tried by trace prejudice
the opposing candidates voted one fol
the other. Garry the news to Morton
Logan, Ingersoll and Fitzpatrick. st
Louis Globe Democrat please copy.
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We, the undersigned citizens of Dallas
having used nr. COleinans Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water, for one oi
more sf the following diseases, viz Chronic
Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and In every
Instance have received speedy relief, and In
cases of Chronic Constipation, u permanent
cure. Az u common purgutive In all diSea-
oes. we have never used u medicine 80 I'M
falling In its effect and nj the same time so
pleasant In its action, being entirely free
from any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas'
antness. We tnd by using 10 regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one.
half oil the usual quantity will be AZ effective
M the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
paratlSn, we can recommend II In an UNI
Qualified manner, TO the suffering every.
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
q. X. MERIW ETHER,
=. CLARK,
WI DUFFEY,
u. NJ, FLOOD,
Il. V. VAUGHN,
\, ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT
A. MARSHALL,
n. b. lIAXER,
W, g. StCKLES,
II. TIL HERMAN,
lylB-dw6m AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON & WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, Dallas, Texas,
o whom NIL orders sh ould he dressed
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ALLAs has charters for four addi-
4 railroads, the building of any
pf which would secure her In the
!. ipn she has attained as the lead
Z, sior city OF Texas. The build.
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

LAW Department of Washington Uni
veNityO
The regular annual term OF this Law
school viii open on "Wednesday, October
II, 1876. Full course, two terms, six months
each. students admitted to the Senior CLASS
ON examination, by application on or before
October 10. Tuition, So per term. including
use oflihrary.
For particulars address,
q. NJ. STEWART, Dean OF Law Faculty.
aG n. Third ST., 1T. Louis, Mo.
nuEl-I3n
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University Of Virginia

Opens October l. continues through nina
h nun ~ Is organized In schools on .thc
G,iecllve system, with null course i'm Cla,,saee
snf nH Science with practice in Chem,
i cina alp nyslrhl laboratories, In Law, Med.
ture, Applv fnr Cainin"nas =" Va JUL y,
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships.
One OF the beat and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit
railroad tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickeis, good for one
year. for sale by tho undersigned. For mar.
uculars, and to sec plan ofthc steamers' cnb.
ins, callat our Office No 'a' -'- 80 ~
lan26-du WE, Ia
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W. +. LYTA Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ESR SALE.

,,,',,f s,,,,.,'. -, az, ,I,,,, IL, y, ~ ~
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
of Texas,
For rent--Dwellings and business houses In
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid to
nbstracting aud perfecting titles and ostnb-
fishing land claims; also, To the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
WE. LlTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COL UEa.
Attorneys nt Law.


"h" ShFHfOhN.
q. Penumout, NJ D., Office At Dallas lut1r-
mary, No. lOSl Main street, whore he can be
found ut VII hours OF day aud night. Calls
to the country promptly attended.
julyl2-lm
Jno. IL, Morton, NJ, D., Office over First Nm.
tionnl Bank. Residence corner san Jaclntu
and HARDWOOD Streets Dallas, Texas,
mchl5dlm
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR the SPEEDY Cure of Seminal ,s MvST
L ness, Lost Manhood, and all ulsV' ANY
brought on by indiscretiOns or excess H''
druggist ms the ingredients. tuory, ,ns
W. DAVIDSON Il co.. ~ Nassau NJ, WV W.
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miscellaneous.

ARDERS.-Threr gentlemen can mud
ID hrStclaSS board at $40 Pacific avenue,
rear OF Ia bcrnaCle srplO2t
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NAY BOARD-Two or three gentlemen
~ can mud good day bolrd, southeast
corner sycamore and Pacific avenue. 3Jt
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or Rent.

u El-A post Unicc key, owner cun have
N II BY calling AT this office SrulO.3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
Killed by Heat,

This morning as some miners, who
went on the clock shit OF the Yellow
Jacket, were going down the incline be-
low the one thousand seven hundred
foot level, they came upon a fellow la
borer sitting on one of The timbers and
apparently sleeping, leaning against the
sill, with mis- head on his arm. They
found that the man was dead. To all
appearance he seemed alive, as his
body was still warm with the intense
heat, which stood at that point at 13O
degrees. 1t appears that he went down
the Yellow Jacket last night about
II O'clock, to the 1,700lOot level, and
went from there to tLe same level of the
Imperial, Ell route Tor tue 2,000-lout level
OF the Bullion, to relieve conrade who
was WORKING there. The man who was
to have been relieved toiled all nightuu
consci ious or the TACT that his friend was
corpse. VA tue 1,70O-oot level, e ala
CHER went down the incline about six
sets OF timbers, and there, 1t is sup.
posed, exhausted with the terrible heat,
sat down TO rest. There was COOLING
house few yards beyond, but he did
not know ii.-[Virginia City Chronicle.
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LATEST LOCAL.

a HORSE and wagon belonging to
Charles Einhaus, No. 167 Pleasant street,
was stolen last evening from in front OF
store on Vine street, between Front
and Second.
The case Of John Harrington, charged
with embezzllng large amount of
United States. pension money belonging
TO his ward, Catharine Scnreiber, will
be tried this evening before Commits
sioner Hooper.
OFFICER LARKIN received an ugly,
though not dangerous, wound iu his ieg
yesterday evening from a pistol in the
hands OF Richard Keenan, cattle
drover, whom Larkin found in a saloon
OH West Fiith street, in drunken state
and flourishinga revolver. Keenan, was
taken TO the Station-house by Captain
Tom McAv0y, o. the Fourteens' Eli
CINE Company. Keenan, appeared in the
Police Court this morning, charged with
malicious shooting, but tue case was
LAID over until the % inst, bond $1,000.
LarkiD, This morning, was resting quite
comfortably VT his home on Park street.
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FLASHES.

Boliver, Tenn, yesterday, suffered a
$200, 900 fire. Insurance, $4,000.
A barn was burned in JerseyVilIe,
Illinois, to-day, and two men, named
James Morton and William Finnesy
who were sleeping in the building, per-
ished in the flames.
A. tull-blooded Arrapahoe Indian was
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree at Ft. Smith yesterday in the
United States District Court. Seven
teen other murderers are to be tried.
Five men charged with murder were
liberated from jan at Bardstowu, Ky,
yesterday morning at 2 O'Clock. Ad-
vices 10 Louisville detectives say ten
men masked opened their cells afGe r
gaining admission to the Jail on a pre-
tense OF desiring to incaroerate a pris-
Oner just arrested.
Four policemen surprised five bur-
glars at work yesterday morning on a
safe in the depot OF the New York Cen
trail & Hudson River Railroad Company
in Cohoes, N. Y. A rapid exchange OF
pistol shots followed, and the result
was, three burglars escaped and Two
were captured, one mortally wounded.
Something of riot occurred at New
Orleans yesterday. In row ON the
steamboat Poitevant VIM. Hamelin shot
and wounded two negro roustabouts.
He was arrested, and tine mob attempted
to take him from the officers. Many
shots were fired, and a dozen negroes
and several whites wounded. The ofti.
GERS held their prisoners.
Miss Mamie Brlstow, daughter OF Ex-
Secretary Bristow, was seriously in
jured in Louisville yesterday. A rum
away dashed againsta a carriage III which
Miss BristoW was riding, with such
force as to cause her driver to fail from
his seat and allow his horses to take
fright. The young lady sought to leap
from her carriage, and in 50 doing fell
a wagon drawn by this animal passing
over her body. The injuries are all in
ternal, and considered o! serious ma
Lure.