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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
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cAILTNd0n wesnas nsns N aoS 70 l lss COZ
W. Ssps sy we % ~ ~ S-''' D. d. ANU u
Resyss 3 friends are sys1 70 ssSd sac " sHd o
@ G3 saas s ss 5a S As D. sent az $50 O'"
DAVENPORr-On Wednesday moraIBg. March 80, sarah
Davis vito Of iona Disenpr IN ths 7iti year OF her
friend, r-pset,Iy spyis e attend o .ss
e saturday Apul2. It's requested that % flowers DO
DENoYELLEs--ln this city April MIA aeOseea peSOy.
Notics Of funeral hereafter.
81 1881. Theodore De VIA TN 60tl GEAR oi his
Private nera ms a'e sdenee on saturday April 2 At
FAkNLR-on March 81 1851. Louise E, wife Of W. ".
Funeral saturday Aprtl . from the residence OF A. 7
Farmer a ~ linton IT, s'oosy at p N 10 attend
GAIN tsAt Boonoi y. j.. March 81, Dr. 4. b. GaAues In
Funeral soa b ite snisnes No1iay Ayril L. .. 1880
q.
oRow-At Glenwocd Penn. March 80. Frederick Grow.
Fanera SATURDAY Al Il M from rcsideaee Glen.
HALrlt his father. house in west silamansa Y " 90
To- 15,a day d Aarch. ISL captain = Z" ihL iornefY
NACAULAY-At Dobb. Fef-y.on. Hudson March n. Nrt
Mrs Mas D. Aarn az. aaa.ner o. -tth iiAfHnk Sne
Justice iI,smcr. 81 ,ounecucIL
H'ss e cs ere ] g iaS t sSe s tSH' 1 iS%
ave ami 2lih.t. on Aoa AZ. ADn o. az a. oeoeka @
bi.cae,' oaaiy. = = 5sly Aan. widow Of i'4ac Aep
Funeral on ila diy 3tn month. Ist at I.jogclosi.
RAJ uOiPTi-At Morrl.oNu - j. on NcdnssilT. March
81 SARAH Rlnlo p daughter %. as ace Jogegh Kaa'
Fm,r1i serelces ~ NorIls,oan. attic residence N her
br,l,r jos. % f. llaa -. STUART TO- 1850 D. m
RI.HARD--Ia Nee,Canaan. coma. on wednesday, March
rh. Julia a.. VIE ~ o.. j. hiCIarl-
nom late residence. -4lniay Apui a. 0coc&
Carr.ce gl Poe 20 whiting A. tIe depot ou ntfA - tie
Dcile> tialu Aon Ntw- uiN
sANroRD-At the .h,r,sool Hoi.t ThHr-dw noUing
Mlrcl So bose - srf-n. Wow & tA.y 81. ,tni1ti aT
daughter 90. tle llt. flieD l0.fk iu. % ttnF ii.A
Iui~rurnr &c tlel- Ila. ~ b.
WRiaHr-tt Charleston. = C.. FRIDAY, ,s i1st. E0eR
MTr.L
Fun.rsl ~ Boston uonce u which vii he gHrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

DISCUSSING THE PROPOSED sTHFLr CLEANING BILL
N THE GOvERSOR's PREsENck-oPiNIONs OF

DISCUSSING THE PROPOSED sTRFIr CLEANING BILL
N THE GOvERSOR's RRKsENcK-oPiNIONs or
PROMINENT CiTZENS THAT PuLlICs MUST NOT
ENTER INTO ms MATTER.
Mayor Grace said yesterday that he bad not
changed bis views concerning street cleaning He
could ssly nothing more than he hal previously mt
tered on the subject Individually. he was not anxi-
Gus foE the Increased labor and fespousib ity which
the Street. Cleaning bill If passed would entail But
rs SIayr Of New-York he was very desirous that
the AFFAIRS of the metropolis should be conducted IN
ons:ness-like way and ia such manner as would
insore the greatest efficiency.
Governor CoraelPs presence at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel caused large number of politicians to gather
there. At one tIinC in the afternoon there we're in
bis rooms POstmaster-General J2ines. Attorney
General Hamilton Ward, Police Justice Gardner
Bernard Bjgliu, John j. o Brleu u sight Lawrence
Thomas Murphy ard . few other local politicians
Various political matters were undrr discussion aud
aanoug other things 1t IS SAID, the
Views of Governor Cornell an the subject
eoald not q ascertaiDed. hut Others present
expressed themselves strongly IN favor OF change
nom tue present system yet thoY opposed placing
the matter in the bands of the Mayor with sucn
powsts are gwen to him IN tho bill taken to Al
baoy ny the citzeoS committee. IL was stated that
Aeyeg Grace had prepared charges against the Police
Coapinlssioners. aud that copy of them bad been
shown TO President frencb, with the intention of
Forcing bin TO use hs IDfueuce in favc< of placing
the Street-C eaning Barean in charge of the Mayor.
One of those present SAID that the Grand Jury in-
veilisaton was melted by the Mayor for the same
PURPOSE.
:, A reporter Of TIE 1RIBuNe called on President
treneh lass IDght 10 inquire If. 10 bad heen alleged
% oesired To take charge OF the streece@ning him.
There Is not word of truth 10 tho charge" was
ot feDiy. IL does Rselt injs,n;acs, am SIN
ceseiy anxious 10 have tho bufeas taken away from
ms Department. Ii does not belong here. have
: a0ns AL ieeaid 70 have tho bureau removed. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
RAILWAY NEWS.
MORE PLANs FoR BROOKLYN.

A petition was presented to Mayor Howell,
o. Brooklyn yesterday asking FOR fourth commission
o. lay ouf RAPID transit rolrs The petition handed
IN By MsssTs A. :. B,rnes. Harvey harrington and
David Barnett. and bore the u sItYt0ur cit-
Ems end propert}-owner, most 81 them Irving on he
hll, near the ine OF Ataniic-ave. The object 81 the
petitioners TO secure The substitution Of an elevated
or depressed railroad 90 Auanucaye. flr the present
steam surface roa operated by the Long Island Rail-
road Company. under rafe rota the Atlantic Avenue
and Jamtlct Railroad Company. OF hicn William
l. charlsln president, ana which, aiier tie hr- r--
iu"Fal % steam from Alauflve. ran street. cars IRON
South Ferry fo Iiat Nan-Iprk. The resolution DOW
pendil before Tire Broosn Bard of Aldermen requr-
lng OBJ, Long Island Railroad Company 90 remove me
tfncr on each ste uf track Atanticaye., win
Rates thr crossings an fo reduce speed OF trains
10 sax miles hour VIZ tr p.sscJ have very impor-
taut bearing in toe mas er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
~ IFHiL JOhE.

practical joker mindful Of April 1. Inserted an
advertisement in q lrookiyn evening paper ycs'er-
day. setting forth tle need If ,ho advertiser for a
,olrir man 90 go WITH him as travelling COM
ramon through Europe. and Ieeus uug those VINO
answered II to call az No. ~ Joraiemon-st.
~ g D. m. At that hour nearly q
hundred Young men were assomb ed M the street.
All bad au.ucccssfllly applied Tor admission at the
house named m che Advertisement. A. each fresh
, a..,r,l.d The -teDg he was closely watched, and
ma non-succcss Was the cause of much laughter
among those who appreciated the Joke No doubt
lie Joker from secure place eul lycd tnr whole
tbtps Al length slbUng " we won't go bono ul
,,r,if - tbc victims ol lBe seiT ma chad away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
TENAs AND ST. LOUIS LOAN.

ST. LoUIs, April 1.-ColoneI J. w. PaTamore,
n ths oy president o. the eKas ST. LOUIS narrow
gauge Railroad. has turned rom NewYorE whore ne
obtained - 900 900 Tor tie construction ~ the narrow
gauge f0ai rI lcXarh turOIgI Ark4u as 70 point
OF o>iic CAIRO, il large force OF men D. already en-
ppYed hi, line tIpected che whole road VII
hf competed Is year. Ihis line link the great
narrow gauge system which 90 connect NcwYork with
the CITY OK Mexico VIA ~. LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

CNCIyNATr April 1.-The trustees Of the
Cucnnlu sou. hcrn Railroad have given notice % the
,lnc nnau southern Rl'iroid COMPANY" now opera
ting tie road unlsr license. tuli The license IS u
terminate Driuncf /. l~-L The trustees fru cd
CO. lsr Fix mnuhs' uol,r ~ Tine ttruin irHu OF ODE
lC.uf Ili. a,fl.u Do fsru 20 ud'r1ir the Durp Of
no. trustees 20 90 .ft -le lesc for hong Ino.
az fuu road. irr PROVISIONS OF tie art recently
parsed ly tnr legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

neral opposed % Senator Robertson there
VAS not much chance hs cCpftf nation Collector
Complaints Rad been mate OF tcse aud other ndlscie
utterances I'D as my have bad sotHethinE 20 40 VIII
the c0ns0idulO lou 81 hs department. Wild anotOer sbu
bis yirlus dsmssai The changes made VIII result Ia
ne poy nent % soYrral more cerks VINO are neeoel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
PiC1URE SALkS.
II WALL COLLECTION Ar AUCTION.

TIE WALL COLLECTION AT AUCTION.
The private collection of OIL paintings be-
longing To Beriah Wall. o. Providence, X L. Was SOLD
without reserve Thursday evening. Clinton Han By h
somervLle The paintings have bern for some line on
exhibition the LeAyItt Art Galleries No. si7 Broad
There eighty four los sold the prices rang
ng between SOB and $1,000 Tho total amount realized
was $3.50. The room wei nii,d, and the bidding
was spirited tLrou zoe following table gives ~
TIE artists represented IA this collection the nance OF
lL---L u--r.. --u- | D. .-Lnn- raaL p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
Moy 49, on srEAMNns.

Psn4pE.RHIA April I--Arivsd assor. Warren. from
New.Yorz
NEw.ElRVs a phi I-AIrved at the Passes Sc Loss
lana. from Nerk.
tsaed coroniis. Brn LonioDc. TOT Co
peniftesn
FQsFEess MosEog ApIIi iPassed fTsm Baltimore,
0Oieu Hour Vol der for Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

TRIBuSr OFFICE. April 2, a. m.-Ihn upward
inoyrin ~ boz tue barometer coatnurd during }catcd'y
Cl0udy aui partly cloudy weather win hfht rain nt
tho close OF ho third quarter foil sod by fmr
weather The feRiperUufe ranged litweer 81 ad il''
the average 1874 leng l0li lower ts.n ths corres
ponding CAV year. and 70 over tnln Oh Thursday
Colder. cirar and purity coudy weather. WIN sign.
chauces of urCa-ionH nrrs Oi snow, may DO expected
fn-aaY ~ thIa rIY md vlrLnl.Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

The Very Best Thing to do with a Cold OF
Bad COugh get rid Of possible. aud
. safe remedy for the purpose Dr.. Jssse's Tx
peetoraut FOR nearly half century a popular Lung
lodi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
nuAu.LLn NLALT 1. HlGLEL

News g. .s 5rcn received 40 this c.tr from Rome
announcing t.ii Hc.U l. lloru'i president Of 'hc
e.. granite. uoi,ti'l savings B.nf. IN tlls civ,
ssh. ,. also ni.>.LeYt of thr Aew-l pa Catholic
Pr.ir,t.rr .f Wc-trut..rr. IA, been made, by Pope
l.~o Mia lcva. croi the Oider ot ~. Gregory
Oh, D9I. lh.-i on honor thAt ha' seldom been
conferred 3d., tAc Pope uu.n any LAS n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

city clean streets and make name iOr n3esii 81
the same time.
OPINION or THE cHATnMtS or TIN cONNIflhE
d. Willis James Chairman Of the Committee OF
Twcaty-one, asked hrs opinion Last night "i the
plan TO make Professor Chandler head Ut the street
Cleaning Bnreau, instead Of Mayor Grace.
Il can speak as an individual only he replied
but think tho movement is iajndicious and not Tor
the best interests Of the city have hieh regard
for Protector Chandler hut think he IS very much
ovcr0Orked. beard "A member OF the Commute
on Cities cay thai 10 would not 90 10 We Nt Dc-
parfment OF >tieet Cleaning 10 Democratic
MavOT: that IL thfs were done the puOicah
parry would lose the state. Vow dfprecate llc
entrance Of the element Of paTi OF
patronage into the question - al. want L" sec
the streeis cleaned, anC / don't care WhetheF YOU
call the broom that cleans them D"mucfatc or Ne
publican provided they are cleaned, Moreover !
don't believe the street, OF VIII Ice cleaheu
unieae II can be done ca business PRINCIPLES .r14
unless W. steer Gear Of politics, patronage and
piuuder. OF course cannot think thal on mature
reflection iulciOus members Of the RepubhcAh
party will consider " prudent TO force such "a hcHS-
uTe 1T the authority 60 clean the streets . gwen
10 the MAYOR. Ice be Republican or Democrat. ana
the people should feel that he - not giving t"em
clean streets the worth % their money. theN can
turn him out ~ the end OF tHyc years. An o'h,ri,
however, WHO IL appointed FOR long term does ','
cumc before the people Tor approval or disappfoN@'
and is not directly responsible to them;
How does the COmmittcs ~ whole feei IN re-
gard to ths- departure 2
mittee will hold the view that they have acted
eeaning tie streets he given TO the Mayor, and tnat
they viii stand on that record. ihe Wolk OF NC
Committee has been marked BY absolute hatnVnYlh
every particular he bill Is practically ours. for
the amendmepts, winch do not thIak improved 70,
are verOii with the exception ct me vliai ore III
changing the bead Of the STRENGTHENING ire;u
from the Executive Ohirer OF the city 20 an ap-
pointed Health Oiiccr of the eitv'
,.,,- ,y..,,- ,,,,,,, ,u.4ct,p y ADAMS
m =, - go. ,.,,,r
lhatchci VI A''"s Noui''"' 'Ai'''' "", 'f
~ regard to the proposed Substitution OF Professor
Cbaudr Tor Mayor lsrace nor would he say whether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

Child OF tour. taken ill, is pres nted bv con-
ail ,t.r a4ut rtl lJc uuu ui NAr she
farnc-l iJ tleFuur via every manifestation or de-
I.lt. Ana what 90 you say 30 kud annie. wso
brought you fhr beautiful urauEs q inquiries KaDdina.
sux ms ~ cr ouf me latent poitepras 10 tee cAil1 =
.. .rr -Yr may nrtne sHhc more wucn tutse aro
..r." hr il Der FACE shining vain saIsIac-
.t..t. and Dr.IiLr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

LADLLIHIA, ApIII IT Ht UIIIIH duuIl VI
accounts of Receivers Of the Philadelphia and Rsadng
Railroad Company, fsd to-day, elbrace, The nuancii
Affairs Of the railroad, and coal and iron companies Mt
Ihe month ~ Frtrufry The balance on hand Fcnruarv
/ Was -. = iJT B.. receipts f1ufg tue month,
02J3l.o 81: p4vmeuts, ~2,2l 3JJ 53i oaiauce On
baud Marcn /. -S1i l~2 b. Tho actual rccfpiA Of
iustaimcuts tir deferred income bonds dur1ug me
month. kept IN scnal2te account. were 9lOJi-7 -.
mastag tie tnial 90 hatra T2D4IGl l5 The counts
~ the Coat and Iro1 Company soOW balance on hand
AATrh /. ~ llI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
OPPOSING CLEAN STREETS.
n.vcrpnrs cHANaEs PROPOSED

UANEENOLo ObANuf-H T not OoIsD
aEx ASSEMBLY TTfFs 10 ALTER THE BhlS-ihh
NOTIFICATIONS CONDEMNED BY REPRESENTA-
TIVE ClTIZgNs-IHE BILL TO CONE UP On
TUESDAY.
Tao street-CleaniDg bin has been reported
Sc the Assembly. with the President oil the
Board OF Health substituted for the Mayor OF
thi, city a. the responsible head OF the de-
na,+,nent. The Committee of fwenty-oDe are
e,rongly opposed to this change. The bill
"a TO come up on Tuesday next
MANY prominent citizens last night expressed
decided opinions against the proposed changes.
They insisted that politics shoald not enter
snAn the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

"Shet dat do, Sam "WhY, IL amt cold
marfn.v Guily you dat do you GggeE brat: on
course ain'l cold; It's dars oed. Tink we'd
der de dos cold NO. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

LEXOw-rAG-on rhnrsdac. March 81, a. wcchaEKeu. n.
j. Allan LeN0w and Carohne II Tag daughter Of Chsfcs
4. Tag cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

Ladies w0ld combine and comfort In dressing
ito feet should the German Cora Recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

TIE BF,T NUMBER Yrr
Pic. - cents per copy suDs5uon rce g. % er yea..
C.nt.mac sprne Fashions Zoe $50, Ar,h tArt oi ele.
~1nt u. ro rtte- from entirely urN de,ns oeala'
folly cocfrt --,rng Fashion P,. supplement atractiva
Cover e4rcu- ii coors containing FASHIONS ir Children,
shons tbe changes - lhrre.s oyfls lrn"nf "a owing
prstis Parry sul tom, Misses lto Okla
Ilc Soy uuaIrr coltainse rrsut
MODELS OF SPRING BONNErS
aml al ths Sew tashion-'u
,IhrrNrRY GOODS BONNtp TRAININGS AND
ORNANCNT@
Tf1WEH-. FEAIH ER- ASD kNbRoiDEaIES.
The May noll.r slso contains ~ ,r-,ut ~ rev
aus Intersstn- .ior, clutei a GLORIOUS !SltLkir-
ANCt bv BE author of TIE -iu of lf- r" Also ths
ro1al,e..efi-.. OF O u~w story c4u-.l So liBsr
OFFER" hr Nary Gee. Hay
THE NEHlOEK MONTHLY FASHION bAZAR Is
Tor 81, lr a 'eers. Do VII o o. -n .os'ssr pre-.
pain io - cen' p. Single copy %" subs rDon puce Is
3D. er yel-. Aifre.s GlJEda IJ SLl, - o. - Van.
dtwa-.r 81. New-i
are yas iutr rested l1 -sf e stock Aanre
clrI..s u.laZ ares cot % ssel .A5--s, tien lun
R.AL ISL ATE Egcolh
paper which JAS pen iI a--.r 80 @ 4ii j. ihe enY
a.e c 4l.s.. Iy l.fhYly ..l tar i. 90. guiding
,;,c-,5 tc c. Fl,e. ,r-t a.u.ia 'l 81, 80 bio-~
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HARRIED

NV mr. n,usa Kitchen bo.teT than ga
polo.E Extract OF letter from lie grit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

DIED

AHDotcc, Of Marriages must be @aor'ea ci& ad1
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Repoasie S.vefwxre
THkODORE b. sTARIs
JEwELLER.
qQG Flnha7r. 8aison-squlre
Betwseu aud =. ii-~t@
p.r,.ss stiysr ,nrs Te Diuner AMI Desaost Servce&
FORKS spoons OF tAslef patterns - oe ftSs
rr snuc-. also prepared this -esr)n Nhiey vi &c"
knot rizlane niflrrus bat -hty AtsAef i~ec@
An inspection b particularly inrassd
II. Somervillc, .tarsioncer eeo' ~ 'S'"''' ~ w
NOW on EXHIBITION.
nay ASD EVENING AT TuE IEANIlI ANI oAH
LKIIEs, No. 9l7 BkoAp"Ni'
TIE DAVID JONES COLLECTIONS
EXECUTORS SALE
M THE ARTISTIC PROPERTY, BELONGING TO rHb
ESTATE OF THE LATE DAVID JONES, Fsq'
nooRs BRIO. A.BRAC - URSfruRB - SlAFUAhf-
"" Itr ,ys, PAINTINGS, &C. &c.
VAIN sod a, s,,t,ton wEDS EspAY AFTERNOON and
EVENING, AprA o. --------,
Tse knife NO s1zer itenlrcd, -hYATrs AB LifR
Al carcs M tua thrOlgn the Blood or DrueglstA
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TIE BE,r NUMBER Yrr
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DR.. Richard r. Derby. one OF the committee APP
pointed at the Cooper Institute meeting to frame
bill on the strcct-cca1ng question, returned from
Albany q few days ago. and Uas Ssen DT IaIsU AZ
reporter last evening. He said:
THE doctors Of tne city are united IN the opinion
that tht present enormous dsath-rato and tine mig-
nsnt type assumed By many dlseaaet Ordinarily con-
T0llabe due, IA . Rfsat measure 10 the neglect
e condition OF the streets. In the discharge Of tbs
duty of cleaning them. the Mayor would DO sub
jected to rigid scruiny. ard wouh be
held answeT2be for any neglect. lie
ought 10 have charge Of II. They tfisd to Kill Gal
lains bill in regard TO the registration Of plum bin
by arguing that he Was interested IN some praticu-
lar system"
THE BoAHD or HEALTH has ENOUGH TO DO.
John A. Stewart. president Of the Untad States
Trust Company, said:
Il am decidedly OF the opinion that the Mayor is
the proper officer to have charge Of the sreet clean
ing. am opposed TO him politically. but think he
means to give rood government and is IN earnest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Animals of the Rockies .

Those who frequent the snowy range tell
interesting stories of the various wild ami
mails, large and small, that inhabit those
regions. The habits of the larger game,
such as elk, antelope, bears, ETC., are too
well known to require description. The
smaller game Is less sought after by hunt
ers, and is less known on the plains The
timber far up in the range is said 10 teen
with animal life. There are rabbits, SOUR
rels, martens, grouse, ETC., in countless
numbers. Some of these animals are so
little hunted that they are very tame;
For instance, rabbits can be approached
so as to be knocked over with pole
peculiar species of this ANNA Is
called the "snow shoe RABBIT,
on account of the peculiar formation oil tlle
feet, which can be spread out as large Us .
mans hand. With these appenuages tnsy
are enabled to run upon the surface oil the
lirhtest snow. The Rocky Mountain wea-
sci fully sustains the reputation OF It's class
for wntchfuness and agility. Surprise one
of the little fellows and he Will scurry Oyer
the snow at terrible puce, and should the
snow be lirht and fenthery, the little AM
mai will shoot beneath It's surface, like u
muskrat IN the water, coming 10 Ine su
face az intervals Both gray ana olach
squirrels, gray, silver. and RED loNes SIS
found IN the mountains. IheIe htC n so
Quail that are white as snow.-lrort VolliHs
Express,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
A SureThing.

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teed to cure ,syphalisin the primary second
airy and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
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the first stage and heals the ulcers in few
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head, arms, AMI legs; also hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
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street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded DR.. Dinsbeer maka
chronic Diseases speciality. II you are af-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
MnlYon Rellarn Its

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cart Of woman, and bring joy where sorrow
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male Regulator which, from It's numberleSs
cures Is appropriately styled "womans Hest
Friend The distressing complaint known as
whites AMI various Irregularities of tue
womb to which woman is subject disappear
like magic before this wonderful componnd
Physicians prescribe Il
Near Marietta, Ga, March u, 1870
some months ago | bought bottle OF Brad
fields Female Regulator and used II in my
ialnliy with The utmost satisfaction. ! have
recommended II to three families, and they have
found it to be juStwhOtis claimed The females
who have used the Regulator are now in perfect
health, and able 10 attend to their household
duties REV, II. h. JOHNSON,
pr Bradheld Prop, Atlanta Ga. Price,
$3.50 per bottle. Sold by all. druggists and
Wholesale Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Forty Years Experiences OF an Old Nurse

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one of the hest female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
falling safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble in.
FAINT of one week old to the adult. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child.
We believe it the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases of dysentery and diar-
rh@a in children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
hottie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

Olive Logan, writing of the Marquis of
Lornc as he appeared as an aiter-dnner
speaker recently in England, says: "The
Young Scotch noble has recently changed
since he left these shores to assume the
vice-royalty Of the domain to the north of
us. His bearing at that time was that of
shy aristocratic, almost frigid youthful
noble, whose only conception of fine man.
ner is an essentially cold and unimpres-
stoned one. Now, on my word he seems
like an American of ours He is jovial
hearty, of-hand-I had almost written
slap-dash. The princess seemed to take
the greatest pride in his success as z
speaker, and gave him many loving smiles
of approval as he expatiated on the evils Of
SMOKE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Piles! Itching Pilesl

The symptoms of itching piles are. moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are. often
affected. DR.. Swayne's Ointment is the
most effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in Graduating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DIR. Cotton, WOODSTOCK,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles Tor
over twenty wears; il cured me completely,
L. S. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, Gn three
cent stamps, three boxes, 81 %, by !Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.