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wbv VIII Won Pine AWAY and Die?

Send at once for bottle of Bradfeld's Female
Regulator This preparation is the result of the
lifelong study and experience of one of the
most successful practitioners who ever lived in
the South. 1t is simply skillful combination
womb and uterine organs, and its wonderful
powers in the relief and regulation of menstrual
disorders are due Ia such combination. It's
benevolent author has long since passed away,
leaving this prescription as legacy TO suffering
woman. and she viii ever bless him for this
priceless boon.
,iIradhelds Female Regulator has been sue,
cess in my hands. / have sold IL for several
years and as il becomes known IL increases in
popularity l regard it as a standard remedy.
have also used 1t in my practice, and always
with the most gratifying success
WHARTON,
Druggist and Physician.
Dr. j. Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga Price
81 so per bottle, Sold by all Druggists and
vUhc'aaala Agents.
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sERENELY CRITICAL.

The cruel Queen of Fashion is waving her
scepter over the high and digniiied supreme
court of the United States. The other day
one of the young female fashion reporters
of Washington described minutely the
style of the impressive gown "a by Jus,
tice Harlan. This has been supplemented
by the statement that Justice Miller wears
a gown that was made expressly for him in
Paris. 1t is gored and plated in front, we
presume, with bit of ruching around the
neck, and is fiuted as to the tail. There is
a rumor that Justice Field is getting new
outfit from Worth in Paris, and that when
he returns from abroad he will be the envy
of all the bench. We are glad to hear OF
this competition in style. Our supreme
court has not delivered an opinion in years
that either commanded respect or contrib
uted to the judicial reputation of the repub-
lie, and it is well that our justices should
cause themselves TO be celebrated through
the exquisiteness of their taste in the mat
ter of official dress. The time may come
when Justice Bradley may find il necessary
to wear hustle under his capacious gown
in order TO give weight TO his opinions
fSt. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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A COTTON CROP BET.

The outcome of the cotton crop of 1881
and a contest is going on between these,
which can only be settled hereafter. A
gentleman largely interested in the cotton
trade here received a letter yesterday from
New Orleans, which stated that 1t was I'M
derstood there that there were parties here
who wanted to bet that the crop would not
reach 100000 bales, and thata party in
that city will give any one ofthem chance
New Orleans party offering a bet of that
amount that the crop will exceed g. 900
bales. He says that if the proposition is
accepted he will remit the $1,000 here for
deposit. ~ Yesterday the bet was not taken,
and perhaps wilrnet be closed with-[St.
Louis Republican,
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pIsAppEARANoE OF THE mALr-DnErDs.

There has been remarkable disappear
ance of the half-breeds who figured IN and
controlled the last state senate. There were
sixteen who stood up and fought the stall
wart machine and gathered at the half
breed training school to devise measures
for the defeat of the stalwarts, and to pre-
eleven have failed 10 secure a denomination
in their districts. Some of them were not
candidates, while others, like Mills and
Sessions, were defeated after a prolonged
contest.-[New York World.
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RryALcITIEs.

The absurdity ofthe claim sometimes made
by other cities to the rank of rivals" OF
New York, in the way of business, is well
illustrated by the last official government
reports of the trade of the country. From
them it appear that that the relative per
centage OF the foreign imports Of merchan-
disc are as follows: New York, Gl.76; Bos-
ton and Charlestown, 9.64; Philadelphia,
5O7: Baltimore, 262; New Orleans, 80; San
Francisco. $50. The relative percentage o.
the exports Of merchandise from these cite
are: New York. 1870; Boston and Charles-
town. i. %; San Francisco, 81; New Orleans,
l.16: Philadelphia s. and Baltimore IA.
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THE ADMINISTRATORS succEss1oy,

Some of the half-breed organs are panied
because it seems to them that President
Arthur has an idea that he may be his own
successor. Wd thought that President Ar
thur was exploited to carry out the policy
of the late president Yet the noble indie
pendent editors refer to Mr.. BIaine's adj
mirable letter to General Garfield, accept
ing the post of secretary of state, and learn
that it was part of the policy of the late
administration to succeed itself. Is Pres
ident Arthur expected to carry out his
predecessors policy, or is he not ?-[Boston
Traveller.
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Col. A. Wood Merryweather, WHOM
everybody in Scranton, Pa, knows, writes
and says: 81 had long suffered from\a de
rangement of the bladder and kidneys; i
had made my general health very poor.
also was troubled with severe indigest ion
pills gave me only temporary relief, and
experienced great aniety fmind, as wely a:
Browns Iron Bitters. I have used it witt
most gratifying results, and just now MY
health was never better, and feel that thy
cure is permanent"
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THE REpEA1 on pANK CHECK STAMPS.

Agitation for repeal of the two-cent stamp
tax on bank checks has been renewed by
che bankers, who are sending blank forms
of petition to congress all over the country.
The change was recommended by Secretary
Sherman last winter, and discussed at
length in congress- but with no result. II
the internal revenue system is to be modi-
fled, this is good place to begin. The tax
on matches ought to come off, too. At the
same time wise revision of the tariffs of
more pressing necessity than reconstruc-
tion of the scheme of internal TAXATION
TSt. Louis Glpbe-Democrat.
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Is HE FITf

Chief Judge Folger, whom President Ar.
thur has appointed secretary of the treas
ury, isl good man, capable and discreet
But his special fitness for the office does not
appear 10 the uninitiated public. Doubt
less the world is as full Of unknown finan.
ciefs as mute and inglorious Millions, but
people do nevertheless prefer TO know some
thikg of mans special fitness for an Of.
ficelbefore he is thrust into it, Besides, il
is NEVER wise TO poach on the preserves ol
theljudiciary, unless in case..of necessity
tNew York Express.
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THE srcRrrAnY OF THE rnrasuRY.

Judge Folger is very able, pure, and
high -mindedman. He has not had the
business training Of Governor Morgan, bt {
he is a statesman of the b-oadest range and
the highest capacity. Politically his cleo
ton means the same thing as Governor Nor
gan's. He belongs to the same school Of
politics He is a positive, earnest republi-
can, but not factionist. In the cabinet he
would be a succe sful administrator and a
sound adviser I Philadelphia Press.
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ARMY WORM.

For some two or three weeks we have
known that the cotton or army worm, had
made it's appearance in the country, and
was eating the leaves and young bolls of
the cotton, but as the season was so far ad-
vancea we did not think much damage
could be done. To our dismay, however,
we learn that it has now commenced its
ravages on the young wheat, and if an cary
frost does not come to them there is hardly
prospect of raising a crop of whest to
meet the demand for bread which will soon
be upon us, and which, we fear, will cause
great restitution. What are we TODD until
the next crop is gathered? is a question.
The question farmers are now discussing in
their minds day and night, and, it is one
hard to answer. The man WHO has money
can live somehow. But so mHny men, have
neither money, nor surplu&propeertyt, nor
credit. There are so manYmen in Texas
whose only dependence ~ a living is in
their own strong handy There, is, appa-
rently so little demand for work of these
hands that we cannotsee how all are to es
cape the curse of hanger this winter. May
God mercifully serd mild and open win
tefand an early spring, is the best wish we
can make for the roor.-Denison Democrat
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Judge Faiger is a very able man, and viii
no doubl discharge the duties Of the treas
urr DEPARTMENT in a manner that VIII piOve
satisfacioIy TO the country. He was strong
" commended for the place 70 the late
President Garfield, and would probably
have received the appointment al that
time. but the President had fixed his mind
on a western man for the place. Wisconsin
Stave Journal
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WIG 1. MR.. winsisT?

As this question is frequently asked, We
viii simply say that she IS a lady who, for
upward q forty years. has untinngly de-
voted her time and talent A. a female
physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants 81 this numerous
class. aud, az result Of this effort. and
practical knowledge, obtained IN a lifetime
spent a. a nurse and physician, she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
tcctbine. IL operates like magic-glvine
rest ard health, and is moreover, sure 70
regulate the bowels. In consequence Of
this article. Mrs. Minsi0w is becoming
wurid--snOvned e. a henefacior Of her race.
thild-rn certainly do rise up and bless her
especially j. fLisfhe case in this city. Vast
olautiiies offie Soothing syrup are daily
s0ld and ned here We think Ms Wins
los has imrnolt1liztd her nEme BY this IN
valuable 1rficle. and we sincerely believe
filrrzsrllls u Children have been saved fruin
ar e1-lr rrzge ~ itstirnclv use. and The Inil-
lir.rs vi unborn -il sirre It, oeneiits erd
rf.ite IN crliisr be- blessel No mother lri
listii1--ei lief dirty to her suffering little
ora in oar fTirirn. rriI s.it has Eiren j.
Ile ir1lcrf ~ L-s- Ni1sin-'s torfl.lr-
-rr--- Try q. rrrtIf----rT d nov. r.
Il1its Es-ar. -fr YORK tifT. SID 1T
tIl lr17- Irerr1-lre cents n lpl-i-
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synopsis of the Decisions of the Court of
Appeals.

James Shelton VS.. the state, from Lavaca
county Everything said by all or any one OF
the confederates at the time and place when
first detected in the commission of an Of
fence, and before they have entirely con-
summated their purpose, is, in contempla-
ton OF law, verbal act and as such res
geste, which is competent to be proved on
the trial of all or any one of them; The
court erred in excluding evidence of what
a co-defendan said at such time and place,
on the ground that having been previously
acquitted, he was the best witness Re
veIsed and rcmanded. White, p. ].
A. Lott, jr., VS.. Durham q Mabry, from
Johnson county. This was sale by in!
junction to restrain the sale of l75 cords OF
wood under execution from the Justices
court, upon the ground that the wood was
designed for use in the operation of a steam
mil, and vas Therefore, under Che home
stead act (the mill being upon and part
of the improvements Of the homestead lot,
exempt from forced sale. Held, that the
wood was not exempt, but was subject to
execution. Affirmed, per curtain.
Capital State Far Association VS.. Millett;
from Travis county. The charter of an in
tended corporation must be subscribed by
three or more persons, two of whom, at
least, must be citizens of this state and
must be acknowledged by them before an
officer duly authorized to take acknow-
Judgements of deeds. See art. SIS, rev. SITS.
The charter ofappellants being defective in
not being in compliance with the require
ments Of this act, and also art. 567, the
court did not err in sustaining the demur-
rer to the petition. Affirmed. Wink
Ter. j.
Haller VS.. Bilhartz, from Medina county.
When there arc mutual accounts running
between individuals, not as merchsnt and
merchant, different rule obtains from
that which obtainsas between mercbant.and
merchant. In their individual capacity,
the accounts Of one individual cannot be
Offset against the accounts Of the other. AT
firmcd. per curiam.
T. w. Mayes W. the state, from Bosque
county. Where. az in this case, the record
fails to disclose that, upon verdict Of convic-
tionsa final judgement was entered in the
court below. a motion TO dismiss the appeal
viii prevail. Appeal dismissed. White,
n.
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ruAET AIEcKs.

Again Governor Roberts happening to be
IN the city Of Austin in whicl the executive
mansion Is located and where the Hon.
John Hancock has resi1 for the past
twenty-five YEAR. and tie Hon. John Ire
land being in said city on business and She
Hon J. ". Thruckm0rt0n being present OF
the meeting Of the Mexican NeierGn Assl-
cation. the enterprlsinG rcflo-fcr 81 TIE
Galveston News. rHp0rts Their Firnr,fIc1
presages q combination ngaifisi q X in Die
sl1si0rs iuurIeI at hv the rep1rtrrs ere too
eh-urI = need refutnfiur. H0U Cl1id
era rfOr1 rua WeIlJrrn. both irin- I'M the
-srsr cirr,~1r rpr 3 district ffr eeci a.
fheni, II Herr1dk and R1ie-is leave
kust scr trre TlIrgeEru1rton ord IT,
tfrN -.-frF -rTr Efrnv trrf.erfr
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Aid for the Jewish Emisrants from nussi

The different Hebrew organizations con-
posed of Congregation Emanuel Benevo-
lent association, B'nai Birth, Kosher shel
Barsel. Free Sons Of Israel, and Young
Mems Hebrew association met. pursuant to
cfs on Sunday afternoon at the Temple
EtnanueSs uoeting-room and discussed the
present position of their brethren in Russia,
when the following was unanimously car
ried, namely: n
That. unitedly, we and on .hrcn II
rounding our city, at once givN W 2
wsrl bringing TO our midst and
and assisting all such emigrants
from headquarters Of New 1Ork
known as the Permanent Russian
ASSOCIATION Of Dallas, Texas,
After which the following
were unanimously elected
sam Klein: vice-presidtr
Sanrer. secretary, Bel
berg. treasurer, +. II. KabA
mittce Or. f. n. Tillmal
schuhl. Dave GCslin, J
gctflieh the above bel
with the executive power
meeting adjourned and
feeling nearly $50 We
which DR.. 1illman ana
sr-il,e1 each one hundrs
no doubt that with th
reich f0rfrg co-nmun
/ Rabt;nnt q Dallas, 4
raised TO q few thOus
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THE Fund FOR THE GARFIELD FAMILY.

Of the $3.50, 345 Is subscribed to the fund
Mrs. Garfield and her children, S157,-
.3S were paid in before General Garfield S
!. ath, and S2O2 1857 subsequent to that
Int Subscriptions during the first period
cluded seventeen of $1,000 each, one OF
J, I50O, two of $1,000, forty-four of $1,000,
(enty-nine of $500, one of $500, seven of
y 55, four of 500, and thirty-two of
1 100. The remainder, 81, 549.2S, came in
81 rious amounts. The second division OF
lS list is headed by Boston committee
yitNl ST., 79l40 There are fourteen $4,000
ub Ecriptions, two $500, three of $1,000,
ortf -five of 81 ,0OO one by the New York
oliSse of $717.27, fifty-one of $500, one each
f s4Cp and 1920, five of $500, and one hun
red and four of 800 each. The remainder,
ling to $S,067 10, came in sums rang
ng from $1S9 to five cents. Edwin N. Ben
,on of philadelphia, gave the largest sum
IN the list, $4,000, and colored person OF
A sbury Park, N. j., the smallest, five cents.
il WILDE seen that $244 900, or more than
two-tbiyds of the whole fund was subscrib-
has of SIS, 900 and 81 900. New York
Nted vastly more than any other
Ind the metropolis is far ahead OF
other city.-[Cleveland Leader.
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Are YOU made miserable by indigestion
constitution. dizziness. loss Of appetite,
yellow skin ? sbiloh's Nitalizer Is positive
cure. Sold by Hickox e House, druggists
COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Miss Mabel Wilbertorce, convicted OF
perjury in London, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for nine months, represented,
when she was arrested, some months ago,
that she was the ward of Mr.. Morton, q
Inpianapolis
The black-bass fishing in the Canada ISL
ent from Peelee island says: "The fish are
large and gamey, and any good fisherman
can take in a day from forty 70 sixty,
weighing from two and one half to five
poundsn
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After having carefully analyzed BLACK
WELLS FRAGRANT DURHAM BULL
SMOKING TOBACCO, DR.. Augustus
Vloecker, agricultural and consulting chem.
list 20 her majesty. the queen, SAYS; IL
TOBACCO KNOWN TO COMMERCE"
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Why will you cough when Shiloh-s Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts.
% cts. and 81 Sold By Hickox y House,
druggists, Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Browns Arnica Salve
Heals ulcers, cuts, burns, and infiamed
pveg
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srArn rhsa


rnf fALafn.sUtLfvAN RAILROAD COMPANY
The people Of san Antonio would do well
~ give serious consideration 10 the scheut
Of The palmorSulllyan company for build.
ng n road through this city 10 Frcdorcks.
burg, The plan In 10 connect the narrow
gauge system In southwestern Texas with
The Denver Il III, Grandc, aud the line pro.
posed In the original charter runs through
III PasO, PresIdio and Pecos counties aud
thence on down the Rio Grande to Laredo.
Col. Fuller, chief engineer Of this division,
however, conceived the idea Of changing
this line, and commencing at San Diego or
Beeville, run to San Antonio and thence
through Borene and Fredericksburg, and
on in northwcsterly direction until the
Denver IL Rio Grande road is reached.
There are many engineering difficulties to
be met on this line that would not be found
on any other. and to secure the road
through Fredericksburg, we must convince
the company that it will be to their interest
to go to the expense of overcoming these
difficulties. Owing to the enormous ex-
pense of building a road from here to Fred
ercksburg, we do not believe it would ever
pay as an investment unless made part of
through line, and if that route is not
adopted by the Palme:-Sullivan company
and they build as originally proposed, there
will be little hope of securing the desired
road within the next ten or fifteen years n
least. -TIun Antonio Express.
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shiioh's Catarrh gemedy-a positive cure
for cafarrh, diptheria and canker mouth.
Sold by Hickox a House, druggists, 6t
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Exhausted and enfeebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and
general ger weakness cured by Browns Iron
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In cef(
past teY
would al
busy-busilN
northwestern
and the ne&cs
tatlons, the raw
be expected TO
officials have .thf
matter, which maj
either that the "red
be hoisted evcrywR
down in time, and bel
comes general.
AS Chicago grows so
pand and magnify. Thd
urban population Of 1000
the thriving towns that al
cago. The annexation Of til
tant of these towns, the sea
turing enterpriseN ON large
question of tilns.
The new telegraph company,
Union, is laying it's Chicago w
ground, having been refused adm
the city above ground.
suminc shape, in tile New York, O
& St. I5uis road, now, being built. III
p,rb track and superior station u
es of the new road
gated for it the titulaf nickname of y
The "Texas Song Bird" gifted Lee
among the contributors to the Sund,
paper of Chicago. 1t is known that I'll
Times exercises nice discrimination
its selection of the few poems it prints eve
on Sundays, and its admission
its columns recently Of one of Mr.
Harbys latest com positions in ''swc
lyric song" is an evidence of the highe
of the efforts OF one in who
genius and merit are happf ly discovere
together.
The Chicago, Texas & Mexican Centr
railroad company has moveH its Chicae
office to elegant quarters in\ the palati
Portland block, corner Washington al
Dearborn streets.
am asked great many queat ions aboy
Texas, inquirers being as a rule especial!
in Dallas. When shown copi
of the HERALD, people express. astonisl
ment that Texas town supports a dali
of metropolitan dimensions.
such persons do not keep themselves poste
the next decade, they will DC still more q
tonished some fine day to learn of Il
rapid strides that Texas, Dallas, And II
HERALD in common have been continui1
to make. ADRIAN PFRcY.
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WHY GOVERNOR MORGAN DECLINED.

The declination of the position of secre-
tary of the treasury by Governor Morgan
will be regarded as great public mistor-
tune for many reasons. We believe that
he would have accepted, however reluc-
family, but for the fact stated by Mr.. Weed,
who is unquestionable authority, that his
physician advised him that it would not be
safe for him to do so. Sacrifices of ease and
comfort he would have made, but no one
could expect him to sacrifice health and en-
danger fife. He strongly recommended
General Hillhouse-his acknowledgement
when he was governor, and long assistant
treasurer of the United States-as in every
way qualified for the office of secretary of
the treasury, and those who know General
Hillhouse best would most earnestly indorse
his recommendation. But General Hill
house has entered into business obligations
that would prevent his acceptance. We
know that the declination of Governor Nor
gan will be sore trial to the president. Mr..
Weed we'll says: The story is monstrous
that the president appointed Governor
Morgan, knowing. that he would not ac-
,cebt, in order to make an opportunity for
MI. Conkling" 1t was of no avail, how
ever. But the president has gained not a
little in the public confidence by the fact
atha at he has done all in his power to get
vernon Morgan into the most responsible
d sition in his cabinet.-[New York Ex-
r eSS
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Hunstable boots are something used by
ali well regulated heads of families who
foot their bills promptly.
The Rev. Geo. ii. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind. saws "Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos Main
zfrsat Dallas Texas