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Total ,,..... Il, GOO,tOO l,575,O 900 600 9l3,QO
The production Of wool is rs follows:
Who Did 1T?
New York Evening Post.

The World says, in effect, this morning, as
it has been saying for some time in stand
ing matter" that the Sun did it. The Sun
says that the Cincinnati convention, in fail
ing TO nominate Mr.. Tilden, did it, The
Herald says that John Kelley did it. A
great many democrats all over the country
say that Bsrnum did it. Without question
ing Just now the efficiency of any of these
condary causes, we may venture to sug-
gest that the people did it.
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Young lady, ere you Cross, nervous and fret
fal? Have you spells of melancholy, or have
Y on waselul nights? How is your memory,
and do you feel ,gorous2 Are youpaIe, feebl e
and iractiYe? II so, use on or two bottles
of DR.. Drumgoole's ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
rSRs. 1t will restore you to Ii ealth in every
particular and make you feel bright, b1uyant
and happy
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The increasing demand daily, in this coun-
try and all parts of the world, Europe, Asia,
Africa and South America, will compel W.
7, Blackwell & Co. TO extend their vast est alb
lishment to double the extent, both as to build
ngs and machinery. The Bull is going
ahead.
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A. Kussman, prominent druggist, SO2 s.
Halsted street, Chicago, writes: My wife
has taken Colden's Liebig's Liqsid Extract OF
Beef with great benefit. can recommend
it highly for debility, weak digestion and
want of appetite. In pint bottles, ready for
use. Sold by all druggist.
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC.. !
will send { recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send 8
self-sddressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. Inman, Station d, New York city.
n28d&wly
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When You Feel Mean

take Kidney Wort, advertised in another
column. 1t acts energetically on the bowels
and kidneys at the same time, and so cures a
host of diseases caused by the inaetion Of
these organs. If you are out of fix, buy it at
your druggists and save doctors bill, and
perhaps months Of suffering.
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Prescription Free.

For the speedy cure of spermatorrhUa, Sex.
ual Debility and Impotency, most uggi stf
have the medicines. We wish to stop this
curse of our civilization. Address, st. Louis
Curative Institute, st. Charles St., between
9Th and It'll, st. Louis, Mo.
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Jos. MenCzer, the grocer, has positively re-
duced his wholesale and retail prices on all
grades of fancy and staple goods, and will
continue to sci! to astonishing low figures.
Do not fail to try him. AL you save is
made.
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There is no Pain Like Tooth.achc.

1t cheats the dogs" for making a fellow
squirm. Nobody pities you. "Get it out"
says one; "ruh the tooth against a stone,
says another "so.a T. begins to swell then
it won't hurt So mucn,' says a third. The
reason of the ache is you didn't uso S 90
DON'T, and prevent your teeth from decay.
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Cough or HOarscness

Disappears as if by enchantment before
half a teaspoonful of Renne's Magic Oil,
mixed with little molasses. The remedy
never fails. 1t is unrivaled in all internal
pains, aches or ailments. Try it. 1t is for
sale everywhere.
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NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Aus,In s,a,,o, a.
ioiows; No email and express arrives AT a.
IN, No tmall and expires leaves AZ $3.50 a. m
o,' %, AT IeNarkana, with all tra ina
on ~ Louis, Iron Mountain n So. R'w,v ~,
al points North East and Southea XtIonS.
view junction IN Mineola, with all aims for
iiIhterhauont Railroad for Tyler, Palestine.
houston, Austin, Galveston nd San Antonio,'
~ Dalias, with trains OF the Houston 4 Texss
NShl ral XIV for Corslcana, Mexia, Brsmopd.
mtSu, Calyert, Bryan, Hampstead, Brenham
Az A. 81 points IN Middle and Southern Texas,
POINTS on The line fthat road. At Fort Worth.
hstsges for all points In Western Texas,
AZ hlevtp0rt, viii Red River hteamers Ak
New rleans. Pullman's Palnce sieeuinr Cara
rom Fort Worth, Dallos and Sherman 10 IL
s LOUIS, any Information in regard to ra.as OF
Ireie =, ana passage, time ana connections viii
W NJ SSneerriuliy given on application to Geo.
Newman, G. f. A., Marshall, Texas, or r, W,
Ihompson, g. P. At. A., Marshall, Texas.
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Something Wore Needed.

all ehimueys bearing the ''Drsgon" brand
are guaranteed to Withstand tho fiercest
u"me while dripping wet, or any amount OF
GoId ar, or draft in ordinary use ~ the
lamp they never break, They are for
SAFE at ID. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one wear.
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Oysters and Fish

Jarrett keeps on hsnd,and is in daily receipt
SI iresn' select Baltimore oysters, and fish
from Galveston. He Keeps them in bis ice
mousse and they are just rs fresh as when
tSHen from salt water. Also Chicago celery,
NICE and well bleached. Prices lower Than
the lowest Families take notice.
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Meredith Bros, corner of Sycamore and
Main streets, have one of the nestest sample
rooms IA the city, and they know how to
manage it, suiting everybo iy. They keep
nothing but the best liquors and cigars.
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Parties living at q distance, who desire &c
consult Dr. Storey, dentist, will confer a ia
vor on themselves and on him too, by advis
ing him week beforehand of the day they
expect to be in Dallas.
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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas isunder 0rr's Livery Stable
Henry schnaid, Sole Proprietor.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
Is an old knight of "Gambrinus, and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the COLLAR
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4 man dicl of liver complaint o..
dollars worth OF "BLhCK-DRRUGm ! -
would have saved his lie.
For sale by all druggists.
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post office, Dallas,
Texas,
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Go to A. j. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for a
drink of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheuser beer. This is &
private, quiet place, where one can spesd an
hour pleasantly.
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Memphis, Tenn, writes: "Fur weak al.
gestion, consumption, general debility, and
want of appetite, | cheerlully recommend
Colden's Lieberg's Liquid Extract of Beef
Sold by Ervay Bros, Dallas.
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An Investment.

The purchase of cigar, or of smoking
sure the highest return in the pleasure and
comfort the weed affords, you should select
according to your taste from the many choice
brands kept at the Ell Espanol smoking
parlor.
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No such Name,

In the bright lexicon of the republican
party there seems to be no such word as
Blaine. 1t contains the names of Grant and
Conkling, though.
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baltimore Oysters.

1 am in receipt of a case of the finest oys-
ters yet brought to this market, which will
be sold at the lowest figures.
w. T. JARRETT.
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Stop using Calomel and try "BlhGX.
0RsUGHT" for liver diseases.
Sold by ell druggists.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM ut st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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Europe.

Cheap tes to and from. Bremen to Dallas.
Only $50. Apply to W. k. Wheelock, cor,
nor Main and Austin streets
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Ladies' Faces

Game of all kind, perfectly sweet and
fresh, at the ice house of Jarrett.
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Pearson's millinery is perfectly exquisite ant
so much cheaper.
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SHIELDS
YOUNG,
Wholesale and retail
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
Pictures.

"WlNE OF CARDUl" cures irregular.
painful, or difficult menstruation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

Look more charming under bonnets bought
at Parsons.
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will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
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Take "BLAcK-DRAuGHr" and yoo
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MEDICAL,

The Hunstable boot never rips.
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This total may me accepted rs an approx
nation to the amount of currency and bull
lion in the country about the first of Octo-
Der, but it is only an approximation. We
know that on the first of October the cash in
the national treasury WAS reported to be
about 500, 800, 900. This could hardly be
regarded as active circulation. At the same
time the banks held something like 100000
600 in reserve. The Chicago Times is inclined
TO think that $500 600, 900 is a moderate es
innate of the amount now held in treasures
and private boards and therefore not in &C.
tive circulation. The national treasury holds
about S153 00O, 900 over and above the certitl-
Gates outstanding, and presumably
serving as currency. This would leave,
Sl47. 900 900 for state and local treasures
bank reserves and private boards. If, to be
within bounds, we estimate the total not in
active circulation, including bullion, at $780,
600 900, we have left an effective circulation
of about ST 900 100000, and this, the popula,
ton being about 50000,000 instead of40 000,-
900, would give per capita circulation Of
$40. There is reason to believe that this is
an excessive estimate because, if we have an
effective circulation of $1,000, 100000, at
least S300,000,C00 of it must be coin, and not
less than $24O,OOO,OOO of it. or more than
one-fourth of the whole, must be gold. But
if there is that amount of gold in circula-
ton, why is it so seldom seen? From COM
mon observation it would be inferred that in
stead of having one DOLLAR in gold in every
three dollars in paper in active circulation,
we have not in fact more than one
dollar in gold to ten dollars in paper.
The foreign commerce of the country, for
the month of September, shows large in.
crease over that of last year, both in the i'm
perts and exports. The arrivals ofmercNan-
disc aggregate S53, 2000 600, against S44 2O0,-
600 for the same month Of lS79-an increase
of SO 900 600, or at the rate of 29l per cent.
The exports also exhibit gain, bnt not pro-
portionate to that on the imports; the
months figures being for the two years
respectively, ST. 100000, and S65,40O0 o.
an increase of S5.S00,000, or at the rate of 9
per cent. 1t will thus be seen that, accord
ing to the latest returns, the imports continue
10 gain rapidly upon the exports. For the
month of September, the importatons of
gold and silver amounted to $40, 100000,
against 1913, 100000 in 1879; and for the
months of August and September combined,
the totals we're 500 500, 900 for this year, and
1856 100000 for 1879.
The merchandise movement for the hrs'
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AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION ns ,olovs.
EAST BOUND
No' I, mail and express. ......,,......, G.h5 A NJ
No =, mail aud express ....,........,, $40 p NJ
WEST BOUND.
No, 3, mail and EXPRESS ..... o,OS =,
40 o. recommendation. S!U5 p M
Nc: |, mai and express, arrives frCm
"'' ''''''''''''' ''....,,...,,,,.,, 40 T. NJ
and 81. Louis.
@. Nos, ! and run daily between Dallas and
No, 8, nee lmmodatiop. runs dai and carries
passengers lrom Dallas TO TT, Worth
II. 7. TURNER, Ticket pgt.ll
CONNECTIONS.
AZ TEXARKA with all trsiua ON III
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern R.,iyga
ior all points North, East and ,ou.aeast.
At LONGVIEw JUNCTION apl NEnIA
win all trains on International Eollrnah IA,
yer, Palestine, Houston, Austiu, Galveston
At DALLAS, with trains OF ,n,. pouoton 8
Texas Central Hallway for CoraiaAnn, Meyia'
hren0nd, Waco, Calvert, Grynn. R"npsteai
Brenhan, and all points In Midi,c AID South,
pc'uts on the line Of that road
AT FORT WCRrH, with stages for "a, ,,o,,ts
In Western Texas
AZ sllREVEPURr, with Red Rive, et4 uIera
for New Orleans. ''''''
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPIY CARS
FROM
, 1880-05-15
SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Lihbn-Obtlgcl to Go About OIL
Crutcltcx-A Wonderful Cure.

NAA AAAANs-Obl1HEA W Nv fA90at u1l
Crutchcs-A Wonderful Cure.
MEesIss WEEKS l. PorTEIt-Genslan.cn: In
Justice tt t!iUsa who nluy suffer III hNyG Ruf-
threll, ind ns grateful acknowledgement ut tho
cura hugo received front tho uxo Ut tho Cuti-
ctlt1s Issuatltes, voluntarily 1nako tho follow
hlg statements:
hare bud Silt Rhellm on my body and on mr.
!CK III Il VERY AGkrlyAteh Turn for eight yeNtA
NO Kind ot treatment. Or t4tdlenc+ 0r doctors
during this ttIl,e did Mo my purInangnt rsKld
hty friends IN Maiden md elsewhere kntw ttat |
Ehfo lltt Ereut sufferer, nlld that uy Guntif-
ton at tunes has been such asto nuke mo du-
spMir of eycr br!nY abtc 10 ind 2 cure, or evon u
rcllof. iM f4ct, when bega,, tho uss nf cuti.
not benr my weight upon It without tho skin
nbnut On crutchtB. CpnlniencEi! 10 HHo tho
Cutcurll In April. aud ut nncp rculized ita bene-
tloal ofcets. 1t gradually drew tho fntiamlnn-
tton and hlOr IL the sllrface, aul US f&lst III 1t
appeared, htAled 1t. Al tlMcs 1ArHu quantities.
would come 10 the surface, cA,iHtnR bnrt,ug
heut. Inflammation, swelling. and itching. which,
under the c0t'6tl1lt NaH u Ciltcurt, would f1l|I-
!alY albsldD and hgnl. EAch time tleso out
broaks grew less ani less sovcre. and tlna!y dis
nppeArt.d lenvtnx Mo perfectly cured. used
tue CutltnrA md 9onp tvc months, mud tonk tho
hpsoltunt nnaL Of tho ttno, which werU tho 0nsy
rnMcdlls usst1. ! think tho ltgsu!yent vuFy
strengthening ant1 purifying nlcdlctno IL tnko III
such oxtru1nu GaAcs IN mnG, becAuBo the dl8cnso
ID SO weakening IL Tho Bystt!n.
Vesy gratefully yours,
Miy. ASA II. BROWN.
biallon, Mass, OCT. l8, 1873,
, 1880-05-15

.,.s he,t1 in this county for lre 5eafs' anu"in1
np.1 IN nfaotia t,r,s tnsarfIu boon tn aafo 'no
~nmnnrary ss Chnr,na1, no1ninatoh by oetes"tu,
-, tto nntnIuatlon seconded ny ae'eHnto'
A..ner IL, a,,d ttat, 10 fur rs k,lown no isc-
,,tt'lIcan convention hold In this conhty-plty,
ru,nty. or Congrcssonal-was over osxha ~,
IN Tho manner nttonptcd by Mr. singer: ~.
,'ntrtke fos bten uniform n'al aosotan !io"' ~
III Republican Convention tta the 'ast u".
to.t" w. the fa]po etatpn,ents Of thn thr,l4teftn
.a,n,, va rcproluco tho ottracts from INC ~
u,S ."s,. ~ hin 1sst sevcn County Eoilvoht'ons
pprnted pr IN Tun11niBuaa Wednesday, =, w..
Ssss,y s5SssSsa;in 5Ssf;aia wss M {, d ofsr
I1sSt,e 1emey { GGo,nn'ttec Kid. D!11n Han!,ats! q!
Eliott AntG:ty tGy eerfrn, IS.nfn,Fats e"'''s"' "''
4ss t s$S SSjS; t. o5ef II fa q 9s Se
ns, lssn lif :n e1e a'i Ne cSnpe'lfoH g ap%..
Ie,,,,1,ru Iess. r Wetrs. Mcssrs 4. u. Hurley. naa
%S' ana ~ = ht,;nn I; m9.s,e Was eeated Tsss
WI esed 4 To /" o{ss nty "
JnE9.a; JnnE9s e mcotnnittcc pnmottoa Ut 1ntncs ilurko,
tss'il lie lion. john "en'worth was ca!se4 10 sao
s'' :yds 'fIs|'tTf'f I + ?eats'si RS & Gfs shs
5o1nul!iten. calicd tho delegates - ortiGs; "
!1s,,i nj d, ii. fInrion+ tho Hun. Willard " ootl-
s@I ent gas e elected Temporary Cha,rn,an. :, ,.-o
w MI foku,v IitpHhtIh CoHHhf!osI, afIp - fEg.
~, '.G,:M tho Convention was cnled to order ny
a. Itnhn II. Clnugh. Ex-Atd. sPaldtnE notni-
";c ~! sIi liz, IT, IT. Dlatce M ChalrmRn. The noE''-
satn,, was caFrietl unanimously.
pauk pak fintntp Republican CAntvn1tol. ntf. t. fSa
Ths rmS t.s,M'bilcan County, Convention iaat nt
rorwrii Hall. It WAS called to order ~ hir. II.
Il f,ruytot,, OF tho Cupk County Ccntrail Tom.
mttec. ri Ii. 4 CrttchGl llotnillatGtl ex-Ald I: q:
Eill ~ Temporary Chairtnan. Tho nomination
viz mu'lo Au'nisntnis. ,.,,,, ~, =, .p.s
roi. I0lils Scbntlner, Chairfl,nti nf tho Eentraa
r,Nnniitcr, cnlled tho Convention to of1lcr,
TSarcs II. linn then moved that George sher;
wasxf. Esl., ho elected Temporary Chairman, aud
the nation prevailed.
Thc,u cxtr.ats might 10 multiplied indotlnitly.
Their, IL no know, Instance of II d!fferrnt prac.
tcc. The thlrd-torH, orRn.l cannot produce one,
If II shall try from now Til noxt Wednesday,.
1Iov shaliaw antl Ruduoous, then, It WINS for
charn,nn Singer to asscrt OH calling tho cotl-
,ruI}on 10 orler TINT It had boen tho c,tsla'n In
,bis county fur tho ChuErIuarl Of tho Central
Committee to dJ,l,oint tho Temporary Chairman
ottho Convention!
, 1880-05-15

TIE new British Cabinet ought to start
olt With friendly disposition tn'yartts tic
United States, II only for tho fact that HI i,nny
Of hs tllrnbrrs havo either yfsital or boon
cl.aely connected with this country. Sir W.
IIesruurt's wife Is iii AuerlcuEt daughter Of
Jphn Is,tllrop Motley. Thu Duke Of Argyll wRs
ayer here lust full, Ailt. Mr. ". II. Forster n,ntSo
a prolonged tour In 1874 through tho Statos.
visiting sltluuF otltcr pllccs tho grave Of hfs
tather. who died many years nEp III Tennessee.
Mr. Chilltls has visited this country four Or
a'e times during tho last FIX ycars. aud has
extended his Journeys ns fslr rs sl,l Ft7tnclsdo
md New Or!cus,s. lie las spoken IN terms OF
great admiration Of this asty, where ho has
many personal frut1s. Sir Charles Dixie, too,
Is wcfl known pyur here, md Lords ll:pon nutl
darlington hnve bccn aznonx us. The feeling
Of wartn friendship entertained ly Mr, Elad-
s!unc uMd Mr.. bright for America aro well
known. Ut tho inte Government. Sir s. Nurth-
cote alone Ind crIYssed tho Atlnntic, uud ho was
sent by u L!brrnl Administration nj ono Of tho
ilgh.Jotnt Commission In 1871.
, 1880-05-15

Co1. Villas, Of Wisconsin, who ,nado the
most uotablu speech ut tho Palmer House ba,l-
ouct when Ucl. Gnlnt's Krvnt reception took
paco horu last faI!. 'las fallen Under tho s,ls-
pck,n Of aolo Of tho fossllszc1 Huurbons Of that
sase, md tho eloquent Colonel Is called upon to
rroye his clulm to 4ctng II gotm Democrat.
wtcn Il wns proposed to mike villas ono Ut tho
te,e1utes-u -Iargc lit tho late Stntt Convention
TWAS objected to by aonator Sat Clark on tho
rcuntl that tho rrinor wis current ttsnt hu
Wins, hati dcciarsl hts intention to vote for
tirn Grant III cnse tho lattor :9a9 nominated.
Tto ,l,}rc.Ion caused Intense excitement. us
yilas IL undoubtedly tho mDst pUnt,lRr man III
tho lcmocrutlc party ln'tlat Shsto, ar,d II doznIl
teley,.tcs promptly vouched fur tho suspected
ml,,'s rUtitnI orthodoxy, md tho Colonel was
clcctc,i After bis election Eils ,rlldr IL speech
,icnouc!ng ril,1eu, bit plc1gIug himsclf to sote
for tho nominee If tho Cincinnati Convention.
Ashc il the nny prominent Democrat iil tho
Northwest who has ever bccn counted On to stI'.
porl Cen iIrlnt, Ills recount ncton and hts pubitt
ptolgr will not give much encouragement to tho
third -terlMers.
, 1880-05-15
Is Followed Almost Immediately
by the Discovery Of tho Same
Identical Thing in
Pennsylvania.
From which Source Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Has Been Supplied for Several Years
. With Its Real Curative Prop
erty-.-Sulphur.

There ID no country In lilo world where many
pnrsUns sro sufferers fsom Skin Diseases In tho
United stntcs. And tho Is Tint there IN 10 it,
Ito sulphur fnund In natuEa hnro. In 1taty where
Skin Discusses aro alknost unknpyu, sulphur IL 10
abundant In tho soil t,as It entcrs nsRely Into nrss
vc1utntjc nna en, In ts turn, Into nntlat matter,
uercuy keeping thu alond pdfo. a'1 preventing those
troublesome. uxty. md sonctlEncs lonthsono dis
cascx. II Iecomea matter Of great Importance hoso
to supply this sulphur to tho human system. And
after nnny experiments by tho nb3ckt men. It IN I'd
mttcd Ia local use, found in Gl4EEf'H SULPHUR
6OAp Is tic best. EeD thnt W. n. CHl1-rES4T0N,
Proprietor" ts printed IN ouch racknt, without which
nunp II genuine. Hold ty drttats ut x6c u Cakes,
eec. Hrns bJ mafl on recopt Of price, mid &c cxtsn
for each Cake, by I. n. CKl1rENrON+ slxth-av-
New York.
, 1880-05-15

Found Drowned with a 1kopo Around
His Ncc1S.

His Ncc55.
Tho body OF tho young IlAn found drowned in
tho luke ut tho foot Of Oak street Thursday
evening wGa, as anticipated In yesterdays TN1t-
tNE, identified rs TINT Of John Schlak, u young
ot9artuakcr, who WIS reported ultssng from
No. I'D West Randolph street Oh tho 9th
Inst. Tho tuther Of tho dccoascd kecps han bor
md tobacco shop ut that number, and lives III
tho rear with his family. consisting now Of Il
wEfo and daughter. Tho SOIL WIS lB ycara old m
tho alst Of last October, anl WIS last seen ,altvo
on Thursday, tho 9th Inst. Iiu bud been WORKING
Il IL W erer Il sath hs% %cr M ytrdst srfx nd @ II
avenue. but either loft or WIS discouraged
rSn Il "a ill., h ~ t. s orRe M II II ~ na s
to srt i sltIiat!on some%hora. Tues.iayS. tGe
%aothor: piaso hit lid not It sly where It ws
Ti,csJay morning ,o uroso quite curly, nnd h4.l
!s ssss xA H. IL dns4sa ssnsa u In tho es Ssst u u
ipfs nes ana sfhs ts9 viii i 5 M s wssa s Ia SyS III
% 5 ,0Sa II ans sssk ' that ns' ay s
tools nFe doubtless - tho shop UT; anl is tllo
a H'1 oy It prescSs M;a ns
doinKs aftcr tonylrg honlo, clgar manu- fnutairers
will do vol To Rlys tho police my lnfnrnation
Tle,e ere no sea1ona known .o the pafsn'ts
Thsy Th @ raiso G 70 6oieyo that o d so saa asc
faY av est @ @ p S 9or sS Sot thrt es
tat .i, his aaa'i nedy was M sast ,ato tho aEs WITH
s% "fsas Thsss sa hs saoat s'k t. nssp
s h. f x' which GSS PS.o sso ss tasna &c fps ;ss
sd tr n & GS q fEs sHa .spss4 Ss
ppHt- IuurteW examination, to lu held to-day.
, 1880-05-15

,I,t. Hsnf " JOHNSON was tho political god of
o,ss. we Aac, Of tho st Louis JVhtskv TAierts'
II, 49,. nnay fought tue liopublican party ani
vnr.st.ps stuelpies to tho day OF bis death. Ills
hs.s 10 MRo, who never voted Ropub-
~. acxet In biz lIfo, 80 fur as known, IL thu
c,s,xinp c,sigpaatea hetrs ot "my polloy,r and II
p,r. p1ms o4t Andy's hatred ot. tho lispubtoan
L ~ ssF anasF hypooFitlcal Disguise OF supporting
kehs. hso 90 got coIItFol Of thu old whtaky organ
dts,..n nashaKed. by crcating fouds, dlsoord, an'l
10 ods,,na tae ranks Of the party Ii, Missouri,
nor o,,s9.. !"poolteanlstn tn that 6tuto. lio Is
w southwestern eounttoa ~ ilIinots
, 1880-05-15

Nor satisfied with burying tho Republican
pnrty ot Missouri under Democratic minority
Of 5000, tho Yazoo tt,l',lo1cr of tho st. Louis
1VhtshH Thtcuta' organ II now operating OH 1llt-
mis- Ifo expects to Hivo Rcpublcantsm In this
stnto Its death-wasrant II hn cau faatrn thlr1t-
tertncry and tho old crnwd on It. 1Ts thinks
this would plcase tho ap'rit Of Andy johnson.
whom ho worships.
, 1880-05-15

Conrrs C,inisr1. Tex, May t4.-1Ioraco
Burr shot ut Ills wife. Mrs. Barnard. his
'uother-in-law, s,,ringl'lg between them, WIS
Rhobtwice. burr tlieu struck hts s!ster-3n-
Law, MIS-. Brewster, over tic head viii. his
pistol. fellEng her to tho ilonr. lleloaling
tho pistol, llc. shot himself dcad: Mrs. Barl,-
nrd's wounds arc pronounced fatal. Tile
between Burr aiut Ills wifi, resulting III tic
lNtter returning 10 her fAtiier,S house.