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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

rr esa1f% >, q S, 1kSorA' IS In c rtS9a'e
In Ms matter Of the appointment Of an admins-
orator ofthe estate Of John Bradley. dectased:
WHEREAS. Rllzabeth Bradley. widow Of
ton In this court. praying that letters of admin.
lstration upan the eetste Of the said John Brad
ley, deceased. may be granted to J. r. Sanborn.
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given. that
the said application will be heard al q special
term Of the probate court: In and for said Yank-
ton county. which Is appointed TO I've held at the
probate court room. In the city Of iankton. in
the said county. on Monday, the 9Th day Of Ne
ccmbcr. \, D. 1873. nj 10 o'clock .: M 81 that
day ]. CONGLEION,
Judge Of the Probate Couu IN and for YanktN
County, d. I. Sass
OIfvTR SHANNON. Attorney.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
Jte 1atiy frtss aud 9atstaias
YAhk1oN olkOIi
q Monday Evening, Dec. z. 1873
LIVER II KING.

-
The Liver Is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system, as it controls
tho life, health and happiness of man.
When it il disturbed in its proper action,
all kinds Of ailments are the natural re-
suit. The digestion of food, the move
ments OF the heart and blood, the action
OF the brain and ervou system, are all
Immediately connected with the working
of the Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is
u%nequalled in curing ali persons aflc,ed
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of the Liv.
er and Stomach. Sample bottles to try,
l0cepts. POSITIVELY sold in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you want
Sold by Mills & Purdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscfetiors Of youth, nervous weak
nes., early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, I will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This srss, remedy waa
discovered BY . missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Sesd . self,addrcacd envelope TO the
REV JOSEPH T. IxMAS, Station d, Bihe
HeaS, .Ne~ York Ntr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
ROASTED COFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,l 1T is COOL COZ
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co, Chicago, have imported and
rosted q coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. 1t
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
3 PEERLESS BAKING POWDER
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
Ayers Haar Vl!gor,
For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
 which is at
 once agree
 able, healthy, and efiectual
 for preserv- ! ing the hair. tFaded or graz iAair is soon restored to its
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
To oConsumptiyes.

The advertiser, having been Fsrmanantly cured of that dread disease, consuniption, by simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow. sufferers the meaas of cure. 10 ail who desire 1t he wil send copy of the prescription nsed tree of chargel. with the directions for prepsring sud using thu anne, which they will find sure cure tor Con mption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sc. Par ties ding the prescription will please address, Rev. E. A. Wilsoa i9i Penn st Williamsburg N Y
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
lIP H T H [ R IA !!

Johnson's Anod,ne Eminent will positively prevent this terrible disease, and will positively cure nne cases in ten. Information that will save many lives sent free by mail. Don't delay Il moment Prevention is better than cure. l. s. JOHNSON X Co.,. Bangor, Maine.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28

y. H. BOSWORTH X co. 157 WASHINGTON h7, BOSTON. PETER MCQUAID State Agent,
 49 Church Street,
 NEW HAVEN.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
STARCHLENE!
 PknfuMED STARCH uLuss
 FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH. A GREAT DISCOVERY.

By the means of which every family may give tieir linen that briliiAnt polish peculiar io fine Laundry work, saving time and labor m lroaing more than i,. entire cost. Warranted, Ask for Ntarehlsne p.rfuned Starch 0losa Sold every. |. where Whu would be without it after reading the
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
4 LECTURE

TO YOUNG MEN. 1sa prSlishsd, in sealsd enselops. Prtss sir cts
 A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness, or epe ma torrhga, induced by SslfAbuse, Involuntary Enissens Impot-ncy, Nervous Debility. and inn pediments to marriage generally Colsunp tion, kpilspsy, and Fits Mental and Physical Incapa- city, &c.-By ROBERT J, tULyERWELL, M. D., author oi ths tGreen Book,n &c.
 The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of sslf-Abuse may be ,efectuaily removed without medicine and with out dangerous snrgicsi operations, bougies. in- ssruneHts, rings, or cordials pointing out & zasds of cure at once certain and effectual by which every sufferer, no matter what kis condi- tied may bo, may cure bimself eheapiy, privately and radically.
 sT This Lecture will prove boon to thous- snds and thousands
 Sent, under sssl ir plain envelope, to any ad . drsss, receipt of six cts or two postage sssrnps
 Address, The culvervell Medical Co, sl Ann Street. New York, Pest osiice Box, 45s6.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
Following Testimonials.
MoTeesler, Feb. 1. laia.

W0Fesst0F, fsb. l, Iss5. To whom it may eoneorni
 This is 10 ocertify that have uaed starchlene and consider it invaluable, aud would noi Do without it Iehyeriuily reccomend it 10 All houseke eepors Mi,s. cHAkI.LS B, PRATT, sV2 Maih st.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28

EcR 4 CAKE OF clTxRRE 4kA That sanfcrd's Radical Cure for Ca- 0OO tarrh will not instantly relieve and speedily cure. Rcfefences. Henry Weils, Ess- wslk. Fargo Co, A,i- rora, N. Y: Wm Bowen, Esq. Me
 Hstton, Grant Bowen, St. ioHis
 Testimonials and treatise iv nail Akn Price. with improved Inhsler- tlse 0OO DolisF. s,ld sFeryvhere. E-ELK~ | POTTER, Proprietas l.s...os
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
PIMPLES,

will mail tFresl the recipe for preparing sim pie VEGETABLE RALa that will remove TAN, FRECkLEs, PIMPLES and Blstehes, leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful alas instructions Tor producing lnxuriant growth of hair on E
 bald head or smooth face. Address incloring Sc stamp, Ben. faniclf < Co.,, No. 20 Ann St. NY
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28
Frank Lesie's Pub ishing House,
 5sI Pearl Street, New I srk
ERRORS OF YOUTH

\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nor 4 vous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful naiscreiion, will for the s,saka of suffering humanity. send frse to all who need it the recipe aud direction 1ur hIakhs tile simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish. ing 10 p ontb by tho advertser's exper.rnce can do 90 by addressing n perfect confidence.
 JOHN B. OGDEN. t2 G.aar St, NY
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-28

fh n Aa week iH your pwH own. $juutll lice. V'h Io No risk. Reader, if you want businrss .hfkk tt which retson. of either sex can make WuU great pay ali the time they work, write for particulars to H HALLETr < Co.,, Portland, Maine.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18

whose weapons we're the rscs, tie wheel
the puncers and the whip
- ne hesh wall culver when the pineer-
tear.
The blood Will now whsre the knife 4.
driven"
Let society beware of those whose
hssh has quivered under the lash. A
decent regard for state pride. a respects
iui Difference TO the opinions of IL
grandest intellect. of The pasi and pre-.
snt, the press with IT, almost onnipo-
tent power. viii hurl its ihunderbolts
against IL Ii will meet with an IN
compromising protest from the pulpit
High moral ideas are closely interviewer
into the spirit and genius Of our institu
tons Let those ideas and laws which
beautiiy and soften society. and those
sentiments which the heart oxns and
the conscience approves a. the proper
eNpouents of charity and justice re-
main. Let us not sacrifice the uubought
grace of gentle laws, the muse Of noble
to sickly and po.sonou.
of diseased brain. Re-
specially, IN rHUENoxp.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
DRY soODs uARKSr.

PGINTs-Eobss 65.. Pinks e.Cs,. shifting.
-: soil IL. Ia, Standards, sl-t.Ec. stifel.
Use, GArusrs. &c; Harmony. -.
BROWN sHEE1I >os-A tlaEfic. A. = "a
Indian bead, 80. 10. Nashville. "A. ~
Utica, g. 55Scs Lawrence, LII . i-sc. Badger
LII. sl-ie; Dwight. -. fepsfei, IL 5ssc. 70
prrel, s9-in y.
BLEACHED MUeLISs-wAinsuitA. "a
n -. Fruit OF the Loom. Ice. Lcn~isls. 80
Hope, SIC; Peabody, &C, New .Jsfsey, 4, e,
Nassau. &C.
DUCks-Arlingfon BrO~n. lsSsc, ChAmpi-
ON Twilled. 1875. lewiston Plan stripe. IL
L=~istown Cheek, LsS,c, Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie.
CINBRlCs-Roil. S5se. Fiat, sc: High
coors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-Ssumkesg, sI-s. Penn.
beTtnn, SC, Suffolk. s,,c.
TICks-AmosEeAg AGA. i7t.r. Lewiston,
-9-in, lsc. do s5-in. l-c, do plaid. l-c. Meth
"A, i5e, CobistosA gold medal. Iscs DO CCA.
iz.sc; CSrdia, No. !. 1sc. Eastern A. Be-
CAECkS-EcoEomy, i2S,c, Americas, lie
Caledonia. No. "a, isc. PARE 100, lie.
bESlMS-boeton. sc, Cords Xxx, lI,r
Oiis, BIB. is1sc; York. Zee. ClaTk's- &c.
ChENIOIs-Ariington. $3.50, Eyr-tts
la -; Amo~k.sg. Lee
sfkIPEs-Ain eTic.n. ss4c. Olasgow. 60
lie, Alabama. s-5, brown. he
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ec, Bats. -c
R-rfrev, sc; Southwark, ~. dro-s sy.es
lUjtc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
Dew ntnx's Death.

Mr.. ). w. Erwin, who arrived in
this city Thursday from Wsxahachie,
where be resides, stated, In n converse.
ton with a HERALD reporter, that he
was intimately acquainted with J. c..
Downing, the photographer, who, ii is
alleged, committed suicide at that place
by taking morphine. He does not be-
lieve that the drug was taken with the
intention of suicide, though he is OF
the opinion that it was morphine
which killed him. The deceased had
been very sick, and on getting out of
bed had drank too much liquor, which
caused relapse. and he took the drug
to ease pain. The day prior to his
death he had II conversation with the
deceased about drinking. Downing
remarked that q doctor had given him
choral while lie WAS trying to sober
up, and that this time he would try
morphine, aud IL IL supposed that be
Internationally got An overdose.
Mr.. j. Bates, formerly partner
with J. G. Downing deceased, in the
photogrsphiBg business, returned from
Wsxabschie Thursday night with the
remains of the unfortunate man.
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I.Esa % " - $50 - - -
,.ss = 7 49, - - - -.
= "a ssfI saszia-s - - - 7
ye.r. ga - J s-ss. -. - L
Iloa -.
Iak.n 40 - A. y. $3.50 - -
isfors A. b Lsaa-r y r - - -
hor.s, = $50. 49,. = 1--.. "a - =.
t.si- 10 hr.ss.l $500 - - -
nNEsn N - D. a. - - -
h-foTs :. T. E-s~l-L y - - - -.
hr.1..i-d A. - ~ -le.z-1sr. - - -
80, ,--ss . - - = = - 7. -.
htsh- on- 80 49,. er-n.l-1 ! - 49,
.l.ss.ass. Z = :. = a.. : -. -
h.Ba- hlsh- o.s ire1 80 - -
y "a - 49,, (. , -. - II a -.
I.sss y :, 60 T-ys - -
lrssds. Ar = tar-a-a-A --ala-an-a
.aa $500 ! ys-r- al sata.s - =. -
I.ssn 20 ~ y A 1sr1-4 - -.
t.ture es--sEss n - 49,. q > - - -
- as s -. ana - 1a,s- - I =
isf shcuia-r s.c hirl valu-.4 - - -
I.kss 40 y a. $780, - -
tslor- Ceorss n $50 q = 50 -
rsi he--s. = heHa- - - -
ooIl-r .sa -.aais - - -
sssss s al a n "a - - - :
- e~ct-- -
49,, sn z 4 ). ~ !. : ! - g. -
Year, 90. 10 - $3.50 a $3.50 - -
y - ss.ss 49, - o -
ssosi<sr- N<.~& N<~1n-H - - -
T..za - ~ A. - lon--a1 - -
| s<sors ~ ~ fs4s. = - 80 - -.
| spsts<-1. q y~<zx "a. a n-nl1s - =.
srssz.s vsls-d - - A.-s - - -
rnzrsI sysar. ga a .<.1s - - - -
On l-fi ~nca.1~r. =. - g.. - - -
v0ks<1 - 49, -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
LIVE STOCK aARErr.
COUNTRY PRODYgI
waoLEsALE seocEnY nAgKrr

BACON. per Ib-short Gear. B-..lic
~ aides. s1-ts5e, breakfast, iU l-2.slle. dTy
sat, i-sesz SIC
CUTTER pr ib-wostern. sa.sie. cou1iry
, sS-.
BAKISG PowDERS-vsrian. t.rznas. +,
10 can., per dog 81 = a. s.. - d. do. q - Z
81 do DO. y -sss ~.
CHEESE-Western.f 10. IS 20 IS lac.
tASDl.k-- Star. 80 10 -, b-.iee-
Offkk-jAra, per 10, ses1s. kio. choice
&c: La prime, A2-l l-tcs common "a
CONCENTRATED LIE-NAuous br.nds
d1z- ID cans. per cs--. e 15ass
fiRH-Asckeral, Der bbl. $40 uo4sll a.. AT
o. 19ssl - white nsh. kii. 500 -
likRRl SGS-priei. PER uoa, liAc-
tiSB Dried goldfish. per 10. s-ts7e.
LAkD-ln tsrc~, s-salec. - 10 pals. lol
~ l-3c. ana 10 ID In tins, n S-salsc
As-Psr ID, fancy brands. isfsl5Asc
AsoLLkssEs-FAbey LouisiAn.. Per 90
q s.ss; Choice. sssoos'. Prime so-s.sc. PAR
as -ss-
fICE-LouIsisna, pr III. la Lar.
SUGAR OFanuiats-i. Tcr D.. Illlal =
Cf.gsiissi, ~ l-2ssi1e. fo-d-r,-i. ~ l-1al1r
CsIf.e, A, per 10, ~ i-s.sio i-nr. Cboio.
utIy - FER. sss l-tc. Common, s-ssse-
soDA-Cs.e; ol-carh English. 80 -
sfARCH-VsTious hrAnes. perIb. s.4se
soAf-oiive, =. SEC fancy sozp-. "a boH
-ALT-Llvrrpooi sack. q ss4i ss. ohi.
TiS n. In bois. q a. -. table. psE sAck. y
80.
IEA-GrBpowdsr, sss-se. imperial. sd
SC. Japan, e.i.ss.Nc, Oolong. soEsSc
NiSEGAE-c4deT,z = ls,c. white vine. >
/
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
TOBACCO MARREI.

PLUG ToBACCo-yirginis bright. Rae
pounds, as9sl. do do nne and .ztra twist, 90
fyc. 10 do extra Gin twist. sss7oc. do me
dfUIn ana l2ln twist. snssoac dc Common /.
in- twist. lSlssscs do ma1ogAny navy. -. q.
-. sse5oc; Louisville navy. bright n4A.iox-
say. S4sA51c, dc do mahogany. q. a.S+c. DO %
mahogany class. $500. 40 do DARK ma
bosAny, 90 soc. do DO me black G,.Saic-
FINE CU1-cnoice, % so-. fn-di1m. 20
&C, fair, 70lssse, common, e1us.sc-
L sAOklSG-Nirsini mia stnoking. - and -
5oesosc. Kentucky, Ss,&soc. common 10 good
Tadex- Imported. Per ID. u a.
DOMESTIC CiGAkS-Hzv.na. tso.loe
seed ana Havana. soz-o. do do scrap nii.r
$50. Ccsn-rficoi SOD. 53es ordinary
La u; eherocts aud size. ilesi9.
IdPOBrkD CIGARS, prio- per luof. No.
del ray. $50, Londre-. sls1. BE.NHs. tls1. Con
chssA. SIN. Flor de Pr1nssdo. tiio. Lcndr.- q.
Tt@. -, Oprrs Grand. slls. OT-r-<- ga
Opera Henh. 80; E~na victorlA. sso. Honr.
dee 81 cigarette, e..
sSCFt-Asoc.boy. sssse, Rape Fr-nci
u. scotch snd Danayfooi 49, oommuI
&C.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18

The military euctmPment Of the
militia OF the state at Houston, will
come Oh on June 10Th, ouuuuuing one
week. General OrJ and stall ~ the
regular army VIII 70, present, aud a
number Of other prominent oilirials.
The sucIupmrnt bids fsi- To- b. = sue
cess. rumper vt companies having
RIrsp 81 .Euidri their iutentiuu 81 at
Tending among them The -'ouew wall
t..rs aud Il,mtr rifles. ~ this city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
nnIIn- ~, Lnmh.r Ynra
a Prddi.r Pitched,

\ vegetable peddler's horse made
matters lively on Elan street In East
Dallas yesterday evening Becoming
frightened AT IA passing train, be start
ed on up the street at John Gilpin
speed, splitting vegetables all along the
line. When near the Shades SALON
the wagon was upset, throwing the
peddler out, slightly iDjuring him and
damaging the wagon considerably
The animal WAS caught near the east
end Of She street by man who deiiv'
cred him over 10 bis infuristed ow ner
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER.
she Deserts Her chil1. - fright q "a
Ifs,ie Girl, " no - Kisaiy Cared For
by "a Psrsner-sent tn sSr Relatives
ia u tesourt.

She Deserts Her chiid. - rrIsh,- - "a
I.ft,ie Girl, " no - Kiasify Cared Fol
by fsrmer-Sent Ia isSr Relative.
ta Missouri
I While awaiting the arrival OF ID,
north bound train last evening, at ID,
Union depot, y HERALD reporter.
attention was attracted to msH
leading little girl, some twelve years
old, who was crying bitterly. Ap.
preaching the window OF the ticket
Office. the man asked the gent for n
ticket for the child TO Joplin, Missouri.
Having purchased the ticket, the man
took q seat to await for the train,
when the reporter approached ana
1uerried the name OF the man, and
the cause of the child's grief. my
name 10 John Colby" he answered,
land this child is poor little unfortu-
nate who has been deserted by her I'M
feeling mother. II you want 20 know
the whole story it is this: About a
month ago the mother aud child came
to my place, seven miles south Of here,
to board, the woman stating that she
was from Joplin, Missouri, and that
she had come south for her
health. She was 8 goodlooking wo-
man, about twenty-nine years old.
She said she WAS a widow, her hus-
band, who was a soldier in the eonfed-
crate army during the late war, having
been killed at the battle of Gettysburg.
She gave her name as Mrs. Porter, aud
that of the little girl as Mamie. Two
weeks ago last Wednesday, she left,
stating that she was coming up TO
Dallas TO do some shopping, and that
che would he back the next day, but
she never came, but wrote me
letter from here saying thst
she WAS going away for good.
and asking me to take care Of the
child. She expected to return some
day, che wrote, and would pay me for IL.
She seemed to have plenty OF money
and had paid me for months board
in advance, but never left any for the
care of the child. Learning from the
little one that she had an aunt living
in Joplin by the name of Moore l
wrote TO her about how the woman
had acted when she sent me word
to send the child through to
her at Poplar Bluff, where
she would meet her, enclosing money
to defray her expenses. Here. i am
awaiting to put the poor little thing
aboard the train, aud in charge OF the
conductor" The child had by this
time ceased crying, and the two arose
to get lunch for her to carry ON her
journey.
In the notice of the woman, Mrs.
Porter, who left her child in the hands
of farmer in this county, published
yesterday, it was stated that her "fath-
er was killed at Gettysburg" Such
WAS the language of Mr.. Colby, yet he
must have been mistaken, as the
child Is only about twelve years old.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
,JaIIa- City Lumb.r Yard.
An Accident.

Last night while Mr.. George Gaines
and LADY were on their way to the
picnic a, Long's lake they met with
an accident. When nearing the bridge
on che drive he drove over the preci-
pice, when the horse, buggy and it's
occupants fell some twenty feet,
smashing the buggy to pieces and
bruising che lady with him, though not
seriously. He himself received few
slight bruises, while the horse was
somewhat skinned up. IL was mar
row ESCAPE and Is a wonder they were
not seriously Injured
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18

wHIskY-swset mssh. o. sO.s -. 500
IN ALI. 81 s.tses-
wISEs-li.Tet. In o.s~. o. IS. csi.~bs;
sr gal u itQs. ~. fcrf. PER gal. o. -ssass -
henry Per ga, a. &es.s o.. Nsd.Iis. pr -.
] o. - az White vine. IN ca.e-. 81 = 80 o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Ds<Esf. sls-sa
Heidsi-cg. Ia ba<ket. a. ~. kruz. L. bA.kst
~ ~ Domestic champagne. tl@.<ls.
ALk-stock ale. e>~x. D. lsss- n. Porter
cssk. q l.sse -.
BttASDffos-D.m-<tic In cash. sisslg
Soxnsc. pr g-L. o. S~es. =. fGeuct. Per s.l-
" SDls 0.ApPie. POI gal. o. 7a-e.z Is. fesch
% -
6iNs-osd noliane, per gal. o ssss q
kUns-jsmses. . sl.E
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-18
FOUND DEAD.

Sc. Dew ming. n weit-kaowa Photo
grapbsr and Prtster. Late of this
city, ysuad B-aa Iva He'd at waxa-
hrtehis--was IL sntesIr.
"Wednesday evening, Mrs. Downing,
who resides pear the corner OF Mark
ct street and Ross avenue, Was shock
ed upon the receipt of a telegram
from Mr.. George Aidridge, dated
Waxahsehle, announcing the death
Of her husband, L. G. Downing, the
well.known photographer. The sud-
den news OF the death OF her husband
was - terrible blow To the wife. The
telegram simply stated that J. C..
Downing, photographer. was found
dead 10 his room, al the hotel, at ten
O'Clock in the morning.
A HERALD reporter called at the
the home Of the sorrowing family to
learn the particulars connected with
the death, but what was contained In
the kilograms was ali she knew about
it.
al received letter from him this
morning, - she sobbed, "dated Tuesday,
In which he wrote that he had been
very sick, but was better then, being
able to sit up; but never dreamed OF
il being anything serious"
The grief OF the wife was great rs
she spoke OF her dead husband, and to
see the mother aud her boy, some
eleven years old, mourning their loss,
was enough to touch the hardest heart.
Thedecessed was well known ia this
city where he was recently engaged in
the phOtographing business. A short
time siuce hs went To Wsxshstchie,
where he has been carrying on the
same business. He WAS y practical
printer, and was considered good
workman at both the printing and
photogrsphing business. His wife
and five children, two girls and three
boys, are left TO mourn the loss of
husband and father. whom they attest
was ever kind and afieclionate TO them.
The family are comparatively strsng.
ers ia the city, ana should receive that
attention aud cancellation from the
citizens which should charscteriz. a
christian people. Mr.. J. Bates, q
former partner In the photograph bust.
ness In this city with the deceased,
left last night for Wsxabatchie, and
will return 10 day with the remsins.
Late last night the report came to
the city that the deceased had COM
mitted suicide by taking morphine.
II was also stated that bottle OF medi-
cine WAS found In bed with him, aud
that there was evidence that the de.
ceased had taken his own life.
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Onr SsiatsS H.y..

The following notices Of the military
In connection with the late Msifest,
are from the Fort Worth STANDARD:
The Stonewan Gfeys won the prize
At the shooting match in Dallas, but
generously divided the prize money
with our boys who were In the cons
test The boys are enthusiastic In
speaking Of Dallas hospitality.
The Tarrant Rifles, who went to
Dallas To attend the Maifest, we're
treated handsomely by the Dallas peo-
pie and military. They were met ut
the depot with band, snd escorted 10
breakfast by the Dallss local militia.
The boys are all highly pleased with
their trim
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D.,,.- cav L.mb.r Ward.
mo... ..,nx .. IN. Co.n,ry.

On Saturday last, while Mr. ID. IL
Nix and his family, who live near
Farmers Branch. were In attendance
on the Hundsy.school picnic TT Car
roll,on, their premises were entered by
thieves. A lot OF clothing and other
articles about the house were stolen
and carried off. A quantity Of bed
clothing was also taken, and the trunk
% Ar. J. r. Hendricks. who had been
stopping with the family, was broken
open, his clothes taken and six twenty
dollar bills he bad locked up. There
Is not the slightest clue ss 10 who
the thief n.
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TRANQUIL N.,.ou. System

Can never be possessed by those whose d.
g.stive and a.simiiatiye organS are in a
state of chronic Disorder. Weak stom achs
make weak nerves. To restore Wig II and
QuIetude u the latter. the rrst must bo In
yigorated and regulated. The ordinary Sc
da'ivss may trRHqutl the nerves for %
while, out Tiny can never, ike Ho-tetteris
stomach Ltters, remove the eauses of
nervous debility. That superb invigorani
aud corrective Of 0irordered con. Itions Of
the altmenLary organs has also the feet Of
i'm yartinx tone to the nerves. The delicate
tlssd-s of which they are constituted, when
weakened in consequence OF impoveTish-
ment of the blood, o. sultlng from i'm psr fect
digestion and assimilat on. draw strength
from the fund of vitality developed In the
system by the Bitters. whi.h imparfs the
required impetus to tho untritive functions
OF the stomach, enfich the circn iaftou, and
gives tone and regularity to the secr-tiye
and eyacuattHe organs. mylSdiw-wlt