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The daily gazette., 1881-05-23

WASHINGTON, May PA prominent
Washington divine lie about to issue O
challenge to Bob lngersoll for the discus
sion of the following question: "That
The Christian religion as taught by Jc'
sus Christ and his apostles is perfectly
adapted to the moral, Intellectual and
spiritual wants OF mankind, and, II
maintained and practiced in its inte-
gritty, will elevate and ennoble the bu-
man race" Inasmuch as Ingersoll has
always refused to accept preaching chal-
lenges, this discussion is TO be conducted
by letter. The distinguished divine re-
ferred to will write letter on the sub
ject, Ingersoll to have two weeks to an.
swer, and he says that the lecturer must
either accept this challenge or cease his
abuse of Christianity.
Rsy. DR.. w. p. Harrison, ex-Char-
lain of the House of Representatives,
preached to-day on the Revised Testa-
ment. He advised his people to stick to
the editions that have for so many years
been their guide and consolation, and the
congregation pronounced an audible
s.amen.o
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A SATURDAY NIGHT BRAwL.
A Free Fight I'm Mrs. KIfmger's Sa.
lOOn-Knfves and Forks used.

AFree Fight I'm Mrs. Klfnger's Sa-
lOon-Knfves and Forks used.
On Saturday evening about IL O'Clock
q free fight occurred in the saloon OF
Mrs. Caroline Klingler,on Second street,
between French and Walnut streets,
which might have resulted seriously.
About the time named, crowd was
In the saloon seated around table eat
ing lunch, when one of the party who
seemed TO be more intoxicated than the
rest, began to quarrel, about some
trivial mater. This was the signal and
In an increditable short space of time,
the whole party were engaged in the
wrangle. The table was upset and the
lunch dishes strewn over the floor, and
the knives were used as weapons Of de-
fenss. Several of the party were out, and
one Of the number, Harry Butler had
his neck gashed half way round, the
knife passing over the jugular vein
cutting the flesh. He was Immediately
taken to the drug store Of N. b. Dam
forth, Second aud Market streets, where
the wound was stitched.
During the-6ght several OF the win
dows were broken aud the reom presen-
ted 10 appearance OF general disorder.
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Local Lines.

Little Neck CLAIMS at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated turtle soap.
The alarm of fire yesterday was
caused by the burning of a hay stack
near Beggs brick yard, Ninth ward.
Twenty deaths in this city last
week decrease OF sixteen over the
week previous.
The Friendship engine is again in
service.
The Board of Education meets
this evening in regular session.
The postponed picnic Of the Fame
Active Association takes place at
Rosendale Park this afternoon and
evening.
An adjourned meeting of the Water
Witch Fire company will be held
this evening.
The rain yesterday afternoon gave
the streets and cutters good wash
ing.
A number OF sermons were preach
ed from the new version of the
Testament yesterday.
Quite a disturbance occurred al
saloon Of Mrs. Caroline Klinger,
Saturday evening.
A new tins table goes into effect
on the p, w. 81 B. r. R., to-day.
The streets of this city were never
| 10 a cleaner condition.
The Ringgold Band of Reading
will give concert In the Operl
House ON Thursday evening next.
White Vests for Boys from 10 ts
18 years, so cents each at the Bos.
ton One Price Clothing House, 81:
Market treet.
| mayl2eodlw.
| Mems fine Marseilles Vests slight
| ly damaged at Sl.00, former price
$50 at the Boston One Price Cloth
ng House. mayl2 eodlw.
!, NoTlCE.-Dr. Khue's Great Nerv
hsst0rer is she marvel Of the age for q
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send 70 eSl Arch ..Strset Philsdelphi,
Jct G-1
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---N
La Due Set ling Up.

WARRINGTON, May 22.-It is announ-
ced that DIR. Loring will not take pos
session of the Agricultural Department
before the 1st OF July, Mr.. LIE Duo be-
ing given until that time TO prepare
his papers, settle up and vacate the
office. The rumor is that LIE Dues
former chief clerk, who was DISCHARGED
for aspiring to LIE DUO 8 position, will
be restored under Dr. LoIing. A coed
many other departmental changes are
discussed, but mostly of minor import
ance.
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nE9IsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OrFIuE,
- No 1fIa nrr1rfv Nav 9TH

New Castle county, may Stus AcSA.b
Upon the application of Cornelius J.
Scott, Executor Of John W. Plerson late
OF Wilmington Hundred,' In said coun-
ty deceased 1t is ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting Of lettsrs
Testamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date Of such
letters, In six Of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the e.
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 70 -
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a a newspaperpub-
,ished in Wilmington, and to be sonttn-
ued therein three weeks, te o d..
,~. Given under the hand and seal
81. 8. of office of the Register aforesaids
tN> at wilmington In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and yeAr above
written. b. @. BI9GS. Register.
NoTICE
All persens having claims against tAe
estate Of the deceased must present she
same duly attested to the Executor
on or before May 9th, 1889, or abide the
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. CORNELIUS ]. SCOTT,
Executor.
Address-Galena, Md.
mch6-SWeOd
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Professor j. M. HEARD, OF New York
City Member Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons OF England; Professor OF the
yy yaier,ygarys1Iaeos sn or the "a AK. Ave- voRese
Co.. 0fN. Y. City t2.600 horses,) &C., &C.,
says: II take great p leasnre In testify.
ing 10 the valuable properties possessed
6y the Liebig Cps Arnieated Extract OF
Horse Q 3ner can afford TO be Without it.''
sprains, Pricks or Bruises q the Feet,
Eistnlae, Weeping Eyes, Shots oi
Grease, DO. Heware OF worthless imita-
tions. Depot 90 Maiden Lane, New York.
sold In nfty cents and dollar sixes; re-
duced rates by the half gallon and gal
Ion. mayle-t
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Meetings. Tonight.

- MONDAY,
friends Social Lyceum,
siorm ualiorm DiYision, X. OF p.
aaields Library Association.
Mn hhihqua Tribe, No. 8. l. o. II. M.
ppeiaWare paare Lodge, No, l, l. o. o. #.
nWefhan Wan Lodge, No. 70, l. o. .. +.
wWaasiilngton Lodge, No. l. X. off.
Miimington Council, No. 6, o. u. A. M
n,,ln nns,shlngton Lodge, No. 8, A. o. q. f..
sar a,vn af hpnc,asmpment, No; Z. l, Q; Q. +.
EI, ti'i'"' sooio's"
@ank, X. or p.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
~ ., y. U. A. M.
Knights of st. Patrick, meet at St.
Mary's Church,
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DIED.

BEESON.-On the 22nd inst. John y. Bee-
son in the 45th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend his funeral, from
his late residence, No. 38 North Jackson
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o.
clock. Services at the house.
WICKERSHAM.-Su or paralysis
Sarah A. wife of the late Amos A. Wick
ersbam, aged 76 years.
The relatives and friends are respectful +
Iy invited to attend thetfuneral, without
further notice from the residence of her
New Castle, Del, on Tuesday, the Gath
inst. at II O'Clock m. Services at the
house. To proceed to Bethel church,
Brandywine Hundred for tnterment.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
'oR 'oRPHILADELPHIA.-l.58 20. $50 I!D,
s.iO 9,J, 81, g,55. lp.8O. ll.53 a. IN; IL. is
i..4S, 2.O3, 2.3O, 4.OU, B.62, $40, 6.44, y.65,
t9W y m. sundays, Los, 2.2D. $40 AIM;
tos toS,9, o. A, 7.O0. y.55, lv.00 p. m.
s .,,od a. IN. si2.A8, 2.U3. 6,52. 6.44 y. m.
psanuays, LBS. 2.2J =. M, 5.62 o.i{ p. m.
t1a bALTiMoRE.-i2.5l,2 2.l2, 7.55, s.3S a.
a ~ l1.o5, sI.OA 4.i6, $50 p. m. sun
Pudays, l2.ol, 2.l2, IS q. IN.
fok so " WAshihGroN.- i25I, 2.l2, 4.U2; 7:55,
p-sa asaa a, m:, laos, .I.O4, 6.5p p, m. sun
rays, iI.ol, 2.i2, i.01, 1855 .. m.
r,taohE r,nla AND In rERMEDIATE STA
rNa' rns -ll,ol, s.oS a. m, l4.55, 4i.5 p. m.
ia Inv AS p. IN. train stops at way sta
Bsii,,dniy Bns nniy beLw cen Perryvills and
prpnnmore. Sundays, IL 81 q, M,
rIuNs LIE AND INTERMEDIATES STA
Fop pN-iS NJ, p. IN.
.M'ss, sS eAsrLn.-a.00 e.a5, a. M; I.u6
HAnaiSe,rpc,lna Y, IN, No sunday trains.
rioNs.Na y AND INTERMEDIATES STA
Sunday tam H. mi LOS. $40 p. m. No
n-s.55 q. 4sD a ! jiis.DEaMEDIArE STATIONS
7.lOa niNsloN n & NORTHERN r. H.
trains. d'oO, 6.oo p, m. No sunuay
iooDah' oDhaAwAaE M Z 1s WESTERN r. R.-7.i5
fRAINs Apn o.So p. m. No sunday trains.
Faos .ANHlVE AT WILMINGTON
a3S; s.,1 a Aa.iDELPHIA.-l24a, 204 7.52,
2.5J' IN; ~ m, II M. n.I5. 124S. .si.O3,
s4, loI' 4'so Al, 5.4O, sis, i. II. s.OO,
2Oi, z5 Lilo p. M. SUNDAYS. I2.43
p. in, %. ~ l0a. m; o ", iv.l5, ii. Ii
fa1a No.; \ New ss Yoak.-2.o4, aa. 75a. s.ss, .
" S, i.o2. Al, 3.iu ioa' m '' al a.
From IA V,, IN, ~, 1.52 a. IN.
m.. sI2 Il, ihokE.-l.58, Z.I4. eb u.a5 A
days H. Nv, 5.46, 6.Ss, $50 q. m. 's,ln.
IN. ~. .AsaINGToN.-I.s. als A. !.
DAYS ,Is;4i. 40, s. 46. s.Ss mr. n m io1 mn. i.
From Pm, pI, IA, a. M; b.4S, s.ss D. m.
From NEW NEafviLLE a,,LE oaly-9.S am,
o.iO. AM oAsrLk.-S.4S. y.85. n M. "a Il
FRos p,vo T p. IN. No SUNDAY trains aA-o
b,O5 n ~ WARE h. k.-e.4s a -. 10 n
FRoM 4 w. ~. No sunday trains. A-'S
a,s WILMINaroN h No.rs. !.
:, trains. '' 'z.oo $40 p. IN. No sunda
q. am M DELAWARE wEsrKRs r. 40
tn 49,, z'lo' p. IN. No SUNDAY trsins' '
Palms pnn FOR WILMINGTON LrAv,
7,5A1D,iEsLfHIA-Broad 7,5 ,is street nsno,
300 4 " ~, 1910, Il. 10. II. .4S - Js, m. i
lOOo 9v, AZ 800. 4.S0, OILS, B. .l6 d. n. ii q,
SID a. sso P. m. Hundays' IN 1;S,s,' IN
'' '~' s'AS. 1910, H.s5 p. r m, M '''o a.
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gle 9aily @asttts.
FIRST EDITION.

Some people may "app suppose e.. .ns' :"
JErrsnssI ,,a ~ designed to pathim at . safe
canau" ". - from any bowls Of adverse
d's'anO' ~ On his forthcoming book; but
c1'tsl'm 9. sna y VI more practical purpose. he
y s, hss himself to British soil and Is to
Ds'AAIs ,s Ri.e and Fail OF the Confederate
n,a,mept NV brought oat simultaneously
IN england and America That .M sueh q
..,n ~ "a Canada is resortedto illustrates
..a up oonvrlpbt laws as they stand.-N. Y.
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DHIl.ADELPMIA, WILMlM0EO1
AND RALTIMORE RAILBOADa
MAY q. 1881

Trains will leave Wilmington ~ foli'wsi
for
100, $40, 9.l0, 1890 q. M; 2SO. 4007oo. lo.O0
r 'Pniladelpnia tExpress) $50. zoo. s.56
Phila. and New York, 206, 22e. 6.s0. 100.
9.65. .II.53 a, m, 12.43, aus. 6.62, 638 p m.
Baltimore and Internaediate btati0ns
S.88 q, m. 4.46 p. m.
PerrvvilIe and intermediate Stations
II baltimore and Bay line. $50 p. m.
Raitimore and Washington. U6l, ALA
4.oa. a,55,s88, a. M; I255, !.04. 6.S0, ,l0.6i pm
Trains for Delaware DfV1ston, leave Tor
New Castle 500. 9.35. .. M, l.06 30. $50
r Harrington and Intermediate Stations.
9.35 q. m. LOS, SIS p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, ~
q. na.; LOO p. m. m.
Philadelphia and Intermed. ate Stations
a. 10 a. M, 300, TOO, 1000 p. m.
Phiiadetphia & New York, 2.o6. 226 .. m
= Baltimore 81 tin and washington, l25i, 2la
4.O2, 7.55, q. M, l0.5l p. m, Sid
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot ID. E.. ANNEt
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Sir James Paget, President British m
Medical Association, says that 1O,O0o
deaths are annually caused oy nervous M
mole powerful and effectual nervous
Ionic than the Liebig. Co.'S Coca Beel
Tonic, is evidenced by the emphatic tes-
timony OF the most eminent Pnys.SiI,ns. ,s !. !.
limitations under ours and similar names.
Ask for Liepig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Re-
collect that for malaria, debihtys siok
and bflionsness it Is Incompatible.
maylf W
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Avn old noctor,s ADVICE.

Il was this: "Trtist in God and keep
your bowels open." For this purpose
many an old doctor has advised the
habitually costive to take Kidney w ort
for no olber remedy 80 effactually
oyercomes this condition, and that with
out the distress and gripping which other
medicines cause. 1t Is . radical cure for
piles. Don't fail to use it.--1rGaslated
from the Neu Yorker Zeatling.
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The City Battery.

The "city battery" comprising
the two guns which after being stored
at the Custom House for years were
mounted in the City Hall yard are
now being painted. The carriages
will be painted blue and the guns
black, which 1t is supposed will
make very pretty effect.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
Contest fn q Sunday sohoeI.

For some time past there has existed
considerable had feeling among the
members Of the. NJ II. sunday school at
Marydell, Md. This bad feeling seems
to have been sngendered through the
election Of q superintendent Of the
school, and 1t has been decided by the
opposition faction to lay the matter be-
fore the quarterly conference which
meets In the church at Tsmpleville, n d.,
on Sunday next.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
Garbrge Oe,npIaints,

People who suffer from a failure ei
the garbage contractors TO visit their
premises are earnestly requested TO
leave their complaints promptly with the
Secretary Of the Board Of health. The
Board has garbage team employed to
attend to these complaints as soon as
thew ara received
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
Alpha Beta.

The fifth anniversary of the Alpha
Beta l.. S,, of the Wilmington Academy,
will take place at the Opera House on
Friday evening, at las o'clock. The
sale OF reserved seats will commence at
the Shipley street entrance OF q. +. Tho
mas Il Co.'s store on Wednesday morn
ing al 7 O'Clock.
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The Levy Court.

The Levy Court met this morning
persuant to adjournment, President
Bright IN the chair. The session was
devoted chiefly to the subject of
opening new roads.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23

Lookout that your nurses do not drug
10 or other 500 hing remedies. Give them
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. which innocent I
remedy is war anted not TO contain OPT
ates.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug rs tbs the only tobacco which
has not the flavor of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
An lid ~ w. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23

A young mother must have some rest.
But how Is this TO be accom- mplished when
the baby Is restless and cries constantly :?
simply by using DR.. Rnii's Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
Sale Of Real Estate.

On Saturday afternoon, j. T. Heald
real estate agent, sold nineteen building
lost, situated on Eleventh street, near
Lombard, and on various streets, over
Eleventh street, bridge. The lots sold
wara aa follnwa.
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Indieasaons for To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, except IN the extrs southern
portions, where local rains win prevail;
northeast to southeast winds, NO .chaags
in temperature and rising, followed BY
falling barometer. -.
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A neighbor informs as that his wife
never knew a quiet night until the doc
tor prescribed DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for
her little one. i'.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23

Republican meetings to Sustain the
Administration were held in Buffalo,
Rondout and Glen Cove, New York, on
Saturday night. Az
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
No. Size In Il.

Two frame dwellings situated over
Eleventh street bridge were also disposed
OF, one 10 Alexander Grinley, for $220,
and the other to Henny Weston for
$177,50.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-23
First Regiment Band,

DUBLIC SALE of lots and properties In
L the Eleventh Ward and Southwest
Wilmington, on Saturday, June 4th. Send
in your lists promptly for this sale.
m23-6t J.T. HEALD.
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AN IRISH PRIEST ARRESTED.

sent TO Prison Under the Rrov1-
siOns Of the Coercion Act.
London May pa priest named
Sheehy has been arrested at Kilma allock,
county Limerick, under the provisions Of
thes Coercion Act also q local auction
eer, aa hotel keeper, and the Secretary
of the Land Leagne. Military and po-
lice are quartered in the town, which II
almost In state Of seige.
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IngersoIl Challenged TO Discus
sion.

There were no cases this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Or. Hunters Specific aud Injection No.
ere warranted 70 cure Gonorrbtoa, elect
Cordee, Structure, disease Of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males and
females.
Or. Hunters Specific No q a sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhes, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus-
ed by seleabuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific 50 per bottle
injection ST.. Sent everywhere by express
DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. Al
North Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo. Sen
two stamps for treatise Cures Cuaran lee
or money refunded. s4-d&w-ly
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rheu,,ps, u.e Il. why Hesitnct.

Joy to the world! Woman is free--
Among the many discoveries looking 70 the
happiness Aad amcliorStieu of the human
race, zone is eutilled TO higher consideration
than Dr. j. Brrdfeld's Female Regulators
"Woman's Best Friend" BY il woman is
emAncipated from uumborless ills peculiar to
her sex Before It's magic poRer al irregu.
lariies of ihe womb 1Rnjah. II cures the
WHITES suppression OF the "meUies," and
removea uterine obstructions. Ii cures con
stipAtion aud strengthens the system, braces
the nerves and pudlss Tho blood. 1t never
fails, as Thousands of womcn will testify.
Prepared by DR.. j. BrsdGeld, Al,pla, Ga,
price $3.50 per bottle Sold by VII drug
gists. Wholesale dealers, Thompson, Scholt
Il Co., Dallas, Texas,
THoMAsvlLLE, Ga, June2S, 1877.
! have b,en selling lrsdfald'4 Femslt
Regulator for years, and il still continues
popuiar--an eyidance Of It's being NJ claimed
for il. can recall instance; IN which il
sifarled relief alter all the usuAl romedie,
had failed,
). j. CAssELLs, Druggist.
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Nucem yIctorin,s Rnaeness

NOW lOlh hOllu.
It is related that when the Austrian EN-.
press came over to England in 1874, she
stopped on her way from London to Holy
head to pay her respects to the British sover-
eign 1t was on Sunday. Although tho
Austrian ambassador had made known his
sovoreign's intoation, there was no royal
carriage st the Windsor station rs is custom.
AIRY on such occasions. The empress waited
cheertly in the Acknowledgements room
until conveyance could be procured
TO drive up the steep hill to tho castle,
The visit was brief, aud though II was lunch
time and the empress was nearly fami:hed the
queen never hiuted such q thing as eating.
When the imperial party reached the station
the empress asked the station keeper for
something 70 eat, and enjoyed vita such
relish as keen hunger gives tue Sunday rosst
OF the astonished and Graiiiiad railway man.
Nor was holess gratiIled by the remembrance
the empress equerry slipped into his hand as
the monarch left the place,
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hayes ond uls DrinIss

NHiNtEo NhtHs
There is Miss willard, on the one hand
who, upon tho authority of another lady,
Mrs. Hayes, AYERS with great positivenass
tina. Rutherford doesn't; aud, on the other
hand, there is II. j. Ramsdell, Washington
correspondent of some reputation who, on
the authority Of a number of persons, asserts
without qualification that Rutherford does,
Mr.. Rsmsdell says: "Mr. Hayes drinks
whisky, brandy, wine and beer, but never in
the presence of his wife, except when dining
out. he does not oontine himself to a
single glass, but puts away about as
much as other men. He frequently excuses
himself by saying: Il don't know,
really, thai l ought TO take this, but guess
it won't hurt me- or Pm not feeling very
well to-day; think | will take little
Gentlemen and ladies who are accustomed
to meet MIR. Hayes in society laugh at the
idea of his being opposed to the social glass.
There are two lheori here about bis failure
to furnish wine at state dinner parties. One
is that Mrs. Hayes is opposed TO it, and the
other is that he cannot bear to spend the
money" The matter isn't one of any great
importance. Mr.. Hayes is about to return
to Fremont and be forgotten. But there are
men who would rather be reputed indiscroet
in their drinking habits than be considered
hypocrites
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Better Than Gold

1t is surprising, thet what we should value
more tnan rubies or lluc gold should be sn ut-
ten risked 10y tsklng substitutes, limitations
and frauds p0lmed OF under similar sounding
names, with the false n surance diet IL Is as
good from dealers making few pennies CX-
IRA profit by selling the spurious Surely
health h worth gr atcr care and precsutiun,
and those who desire its restoration must be
warred against the numerous frauds upon
ticlt Is recommended by responsible, h0norA-
Bile and reliable people, and IL Is their en-
dOrsement that should be looked after rather
than bH persuaded 10 take any kind of stun,
made cheap by some adventurcr, as The sub
Btltute for the great Simmons Liver ReguR-
Tor, of which the Only genuine Is made by j.
IL. Hsillu Co.
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Mexico anxious for American colo
UiStA

City of Mexico, FEB. 24.-President Com
aalcs has made grant Of 1900 square Leagues
of lsud in Sonora to Samuel Brsnnan, for
merly of California, on which to eolonizo
1000 families many of which are Understood
to bo ready 20 move into the uutry from
eastern and western states and territories
General Manuel Castro, who commanded
the native California forces in the battles
fought with Commodore Stockton and Gen
erals Keany aud Fremont in 1876 in Cali
fornla, hos been recently resppointed TO tho
Mexican nrmy, and viii probably command
tho department comprising Sonora. lie is
known TO be interested in the scheme Of COL
onizalion,
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Cable Notes.

London, Feb. 24-Forty ambulance
wagons have left Lyons, France, for Greece.
| lThe empress of Austria has arrived at
Dover, en- route to Oombermero Abbey in
Cheshire.
The St. Petersburg Herald states that
General Skabelaf, commander of the Russian
forces in Central Asis, is very i'll.
If the strike Of the golfers in South York
shire lasts another fortnight it will affect
10000 men. The greatest destitution pre-
walls.
The Paris Bourso states that both France
and the United States sccept the proportion
between silver and gold of 10! of silver to l
Of cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
Hob Printing.

The HERALD STRAIN jon PnlNTISG OFFICE
f. one OF tuc most complete in al ito depart
neuts 10 be found In the state. Iii wei Rup-
Piled with an the late styles OF type, and
having ave presses OF the most approved pat
terms and run by steampOwer, II IS capable
OF tprningOus more work In less time than any
other cities in Texas AN the job stock In
the Office Ia bon ht from iirat hands, and get
ting AL the discouds given by manufacturers,
10 Is enabled TO turn ont work ~ the very
lowest pric0s Commercial printing u ape
Cialty, Call and examine specimens and ace
with what neatuess work Is executed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
Al OF orr's bugE,e. snd 5srnasos have

Al OF Orr's bugEie' snd carriages have
Servants patent Wheols--l l. S inch iIles.
Orr's Concord Side-tpnne huccics az
hung on squaliGers and have hteol bows, stoe
ties and SGrVsn wheels.
Buy your buggies NJ w. W. Orr. .uccetor
TO Sechler d Orr, Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Orr falls all stylef q Concord 3i1s-epring
buggies. Send fer biz illustrated catalogue
and price-lst
Go Rnd see Orr's huggies ord carriage.
before buying elsewhere, or send Tor prices
let.
Orr sells tae best buggies for tho money in
be world.
Orr keeps ell styles Of carriages, phnton.
and spring wagons.
If you want 10 buy folr1iv carriage send
for Orr's catalogue and ,uinb list.
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