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, 1881-12-21
A DISTURBED VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT,


WAsu!SuyDS, II. e.. Dec. l7.-"Wlsat wilt tho
Virginia Legislature 10 th[a wInter?" sntd ya.,r
correspondent 10 u De,noosatIo Representative
Grunt rirxlltin tonight.
II suppose" 10 replied, "thotr alst ac. vii, l,s
10 r,isss tho liIlhrhurver bill scAtng the ttci,s.
Tint doesn't Imply that they Intend 10 luy tue
,lut or nny purt Of It. You ueotirt Look fur tho
.1IaHlpcarsI,ce af tue debit issue FROM vlrgiHta
,D!ttirs this ycnr, or llcxt for that Iltttr; 1t
will be kept prou,llpntty II, tho foreground III
evrry canvass for years to eatna. Tho Readiust-
CT position OH tho tiebt question Is tho popular
l,lsuOE, Atsu atnhnne IL ghrrwd enough IL ra-
luuIn la tint position III lotlR ~ p,,ssthc. Tint
Issue viii te tin central tssue next full. Tho
nw.Aias.ess w!!s psoese!y carry two additional
So hnssa III h's asaa. s,t, tho ns;i,ile.
hergar h!lI w!I hs passea. approved by t.'plr
tMr.r C.,,,rt III Appnu!s. Vhe,, thpy MI! rapva!
tic ls,ll.tnx: which hakcs annual inroads on
!x;. ts5 :sa,% !S "a rfasy q ts ts MhI1s nw ~
pu.t. ll9n't think Would vntu lot tho old law
l,otr. hMt ccrtail,ly Khu1 not vcto inr tl1o ro-
Jury OBJECT 0n lilo A1EEers; hotec prolntby ltB
ae1liton r. tnIny kS' Rt, 1na''s ,ais LsxsltMnre M
Rressot, l.ext fail thiak, ,nHwevus' ssny vii nit
hAye cia.ne. They ca1l VI hus ii! tt.iys unIar
ttUntIcilt hill. t,l,slrr whUh | un,lcsst.uII they
dcaro to teastriut Tho blatg, will l,u l.u1sul III
cnx9sssy x!!hIn ,,i saat time Tbeyl pko ies.
sppfoi'ria!loa. Il Il ~ foilll!asat ot @ .ao
ps1 sna 1t tIt tpaFc "sa sspe o'y ~. * o m se
tiun tNto tho conduct Ut NetaUurats Win pNyc
administered rho alutrs Of lhe Cu,nmonwu,tltli.
tlastlnx; Wu'r"sct thom an example Of ocoi,o.
~ S TSs Sss'iah Of senator will prcocao ,oy,s.
, 1881-12-21
A MARROW ESCAPE,


8psflal Ds14Ith t0 17as EAledVV IFl6Qak.
OcOkaAowt>s,, Wla., pue. s1.-Satllstiny last
whi|u Chnrlns 1.apaam aud hls assistant, Who
aro employed t'y tuo chicuxo, milwaukee s III.
i'au lh.,lsnaI Cpsupany as bridge iusIpctors uul
To lnvo,ttury tho co'nlMny's property IN this
lino, weso paas,nx uyor thu istsck ittver bridge
OH hand-ear they wero startled BY tho nppuar.
a.sn u 4 wild train ut full apeoi, tho proxln.
ity ot which tl.ny h4td mt boun nutIletl. rhur
OILY HIsafllu Gl1eA for lilo was to leap tu ltlu
bridge as!d utt1!g g tho tles Ietween tlia rails.
atruok thu h*ish-uaT aud thrcw Il Into tho river,
tasty teet ho1oW, a!onK With a1I t4a!r soulA a,.d
tutnt,
, 1881-12-21

right direction, for tho trnl.lo of sairt.nt. uppu
yh, T. eon's for IL r9E1I'* ,ho'. @ r.
department. as Is sraultnilly tho casn.
Mr. D. q. ,Allcn. tlrm'H,1 Passenger an, T!cknt
Anrnkhf tho HDnth t;nrullna Raitrsa'a flntt'ic'l
s..tsers ror Tickets v"r go..tes w!s.is tynr .AIs
tTni VI! ct',1ltdsts fhnuitf read 'snstlh tHrn!in
I'n~my tG",n",ny: !,'c.d htl, q Ho'f' caroa
Mr. Il. II. Moorc. Asss*tnnt uennrni Freight
Agent Ut tho Grand Trunk at t1Gtr,It. 9oea to
Montreat g j, As,stan' ucner.l FrsIxnt Agent ln
81 n &C. g ehr e. L sSs Sr:nap pP"a t ssS IT, r. Hss: M:
M sst e., f , ,n or"nd fnx =. rrt a t1at
"f tho unterA t,"nac!sxer add 'r.ektt Agents "
thes'nr,nIA trs1tls ccnlor1R III, this elry. tclh
sss tsf.asr x" enay yos r'if u {n yt'srS 'sS =.
Nh1lt fulfilling. fteyohi ttn,pnrng nni cur.
tsettilR tito fbEtlar rAtA-sheuts ITO buslntsa or
Importance was tFnslanctota.
The President Of tho tlrand Trunk halfway Inns
Jt1&t Xivtn orders tn TIM ilt,t~1r l3Innt tDtnD.
live rurka fnr the CONSTRUCTION, nf tau new rxfrn
iast !nes'fnn!tsnF which VII l@ llsc.i IN hall',r
the through ttaMs ur hla rHtt!. Tllp taiti,pnny
l!ns nl4n in tho cunfve Ut et,nsttsctiUh six INV
tlrat. .u1a.s l,hssrnyar.coaciins. 1t nus .t.D 30.
p"rtona II ~ ,Go Will now % It'll viii, IL a is H. Xr. r.
thnArInonts Inyr hts0 tlGe pGrgcescll III pMl tho
NeAtlnKli1uso automatic MR. "brakcs OIL I'LL tho
thrnniEi trains.
laefn party returntsI yestert.ny
lr!nn t4o!r tet tlaya TRIP nsNr lto Nnrthrrt 1.-
c!e iines Inoy wet!t rs iar West ~ tho ext:!l,a
lily. Tho purity nrrivod III Cnllago yin tl1e CHI
t,ao : Nnrihwes.ent i,sad yestsriiar nftcc..,,n,.
h.' "rs ?Se' H. Ies Wae,. ~ ts i Se:e. ~ IT,
Stnrt,ck. .f tho Orcsen ttntlwns. + Aav:eation
ahnru i alfchIRnn SulitLorn li0nst.
}chnrnl- slnuager I.oiy,lrl. pe the Michigan
Eentl1 1fatlruhIl. has lust GA4tE tho Circular H-
, 1881-12-21
10 IT WITH PLEASURE.
1p the E.lttar Of ITls Chicago Tribune,

WI.EkI.iSu, ". Va.. Drc. l1-lnntoscd ae,1
yots somo unprotentiults rursps which. II Htt-
ahle for your columns. IT wtI,lId Kiyo mo pleas"
ure to hava used therein enrly in tha coming
week, Ny INFECT In salrlln4 thoIn 10 ylll at this
tins Is tAt they E.ay Ineet rho 0ye 0f tho young
lully for whom thoy aro intcndctl-afIss Hello
3nUKanl, who 1inyA tho iN,rt oc Ddtau lsrt'tpisc
IN Sir. OiIiettos p!hy. "rhu rrofessor," which IL
to t,c presented Ia CheaR0 llcxt week, bellows.
/ wal,u llke to hayp the wol.la have annexed ut
tho bottom nppeur also If convenient. II not
acceptable VIII you kindly soe.l tho manuscript
Ia nc by return tnall. lnr which purpose Ia.
clQa0 stamp. Will. T. FAIttS,
C1tv EdlttF ihgfip fhfsI{jgtnfer,
, 1881-12-21

daily rcceytrs by tho eeerctnry nf tho htato
each ro,shly tis to tho condition nt thsa tlfna"f
tho growing winter whoat nnd rye. Tho Tep'ios
tohcrrhinu thcso nrt1ns hrr substantially Nrnnt-
n,ttls 10 tho c!!tat that thotr rntulltun s lser
#. tin letnry ut the Htutn bern tnru pr1nttssnr
n this srasf,, nf tte yenr. tho NUMEROUS and
ttncf fail a!,bwurs having caHaed tho.n 10 t,tlke
M rni.s,anIly lthc Rr,wth. On thu whn.c. the
ncrrsRc s,,wn Inst full n considerably less thnn
tho 1ctGItrv spwu III lBM.
, 1881-12-21
Au4l1o LpNl1e Gary.
IANtlM l1'4t

Antlo Loulso Cary dutlfutly wriles wuokly let
lawn pf Durham. AlAln4 One Vi tho IciterA c4tnN
tlase at City ~ Oh!n she writes that 6ar tbrnl.
Whfrh hMa hten troubling her af inte, Ia Auw 1nurh
better. She occasionally AalQles to her upproacu-
, 1881-12-21

t1urko. who had lust given htA wifo n sterro
hFhtnk (C1,r lilo ,ntnas,n> at tho West {shlenesI
Arcnnf s'tnttnft. wna lHtdly ntrt,l BY nllfiDor
Or kIeks as'tt tlll,i,pA NJ lhe htls uf burke. It
fatal, although 10 viii be hctk III lfel Tor
, 1881-12-21
A DEPi 0RaBlE AccinFNT,

At fo:45 last night John ". 1tuwtcy, we'll
k1tosn nttorncy. whose o1Icc Is ut IN. ii East
Washington street. and WIN Is ,troetor nf the
Army nnd Savy Veteran Itellrl Association, wns
IN h,s ~aY to Suite sttnet lnnnttry4 whca hs
accidentally fell t1ntvn itlxht Of atairs teaaing
tn The lnleen.t,Ht nf Nh. III atntH xtrcct. and,
stirling tslHhn HI. he,,1, trtke a npcK, ut,tl ox-
nlrGI nlt.,tsl Instantly. Tho botlY wus fuIloyol
tO tho MttrKle.
, 1881-12-21
Interesting Ekntlruul ItenlE from tho
ffnlEkeyd State.


Drs Mutyl:s. iu,. Doc. 1kl.-rho trntl, t,t' lin
noa Mo;nrs N,,rth,v"a,,rn ,vnt,nah, ,yt,t rcae,,
.,,', -" ', ,' ~. lo.'oI
'toeKwo!l ttS, II" fiai'cs lto1 thi" clty th9 rat
wcck III january. Owing tu delay IN rl,llnY-
Stuck trl,s arc rtll,lr,u nj on!y Rtt,njl port II,
tho toa''' tAssehses eotc"ess aho osesaef', eS-
prcaa, al'a fsal4 ours hhSn hoe' hcfn st'me tlniH
Sfnc now lt.otnotlyeA are 1ti tho wny. 30 aoutl
M they nrriye pnsss1scr &rnIns Will be nut IN
rr,yn thia .itv to jnror.n, II, f,roon,. f,n,ntv
U.! 's ~ ~ s ~ ~. W'ee..o ..uus'','
Inc t'cs !ho'aea Nortncrn VIII hlsn at tho sn1ne
tlfno be opened fur trI,l1lc to lsalscy, twrnty
"v"r % tI,on m iIvrr "a ,,nisnea. ' '''~ 0'"'''
Ihe ucs siolnes x oaeeola ltoad Is skfaded tr1ll
Osccnla tU II paint within tho limits Of this city,
niId ls1n Ia ROlag down.
Suhtllwnrd tho Wabash II lIoaining. IrNn Ia
lnll from Atb to punt this ait1s Or he'd Hack,
III Marion EnAnty. IL Is la4 FROM tt,!a ety seven
ntllus tnwnra lied Rock. Ieays1g il Rup Of twrUty
miles tn 10 t!nsud, witch il butli1 ionp al tho
raitu Of twO aniirs Il tiny.
It IL runlurcd thut tie Minneapolis Il ut. Louis
wi! sururp . right Hf way tntn tha c,ty over the
uts ai0tncH Northern, pruh,ably frUMI uuuno.
Tho surveyed lire Nf the bluux Gig L}ranch Of
tho Chicago, AItwhukeo4 4 Ht rnil frtjal Ilaiunc3
nver ts Council niuiIs i.inp Ii Tim crtt,k e.lust
pluco of ralrnad ~ tho stAte Vi luwM; II eti.,ts
Ti,a ilrst train ut tho EhtcHno s Northwestern
NIT ntu Luke EIty. Cuthoutl Cotl.lty, last Fri
tlby. thus hgntltx tho HnlhlEn. II IL rolHtrtetl
NORTHUMBERLAND. la 10 hc fetroseI 70 carroll. Ur
, 1881-12-21
AAIUSEMEN'rS

TfIE Aif,xtttT xt3{tEFfts Ct1NCE3&T.
Ant,,,'a, ,,,.,. ..r,,,,t"tc f,r lin nnnar n,,,.
AHu"e' "e" ':""s N.Y. 49, ~" '4! i"' H., ' ~
e'enf lawn prnaenleh hse'e ".'' eht~He '1o~
i,lrnr tI,u tcsd,rtlIp tf Hans I3aatkt. IN c..
,a,rt A. TIM f,ort mi Mus,n Halt whirn ,rn, rnrv
wi. .ay via, ~ .,r,,,, , ,.r,,,.a.. ',r
"fl ntte.1tfti. WIN sao "r'Hsu ""u rr"RFoa7 ~
TIN strinty nhr renlers hhse Aife"''s beeh piat'n
tltatIIuitItt.t II II composed largely Or siHxoFs
,,s f,,r xn,.,r,. ,,,,us sc, ". ,mv,y Il, .,4uy..
mir, thornrn,,, ,tnv ,yor rudy n tuku tho ttsl,i
nj shnrt un,tt.r 1,i,cir t,nlxts Included EYsrh-
,r'. "tm,u, Hcl md pr,s,,erous voy,kc,"
itrm,>xrra n ~snrinv'a Avaxrtt,,,u," Arts .Hur-
rnaf,,." ueru,.r.a Htt,r,u ut sco,. tho cl,ot;,,
n,rts IN iho unIle tn iio,r,nnn'. !" Arnlu.us"
aud tho ,4,,tx,,o To Kuccxc,,'s trio, "Thn ilalu,y
fMys." MIN, nr .ho numbers ,sero ittnl,i.
t,ou. ar .u,.e,a,y difficult, al,d taerurura
tucrn was I'm ,,rvruo Of tuctuss which
might huvc ]mon untic,natctt rr,,,n gh,xcrs
49, ~. ,s .a,,,,, ,r ,t,,,, h,~,,,.
WI" hto "o1 ,4"s 'eca' "s " a.. .'" Ill.,. .... e
heeh ufsucr ttalnlhg Tor 5eaFs. LUG hr3t tehass
nre ynry strong ntt t'hyilH, though s,s nr two
M, t,,,, s,,,,,i h",.os nre ynry t,ort,,f, and
anu l"' seeot'a pussos aio ~ .... t a..'
Heavy. Hat tue hecofld tenofs aaa Hest nasse" "so
mt DECIDED enough to establish perfect balhnce.
Tim sn.Irty. h,,weynr. Ia entitird tn credit for
.,,t,,,... ~ wall -, :, ,tr*t n,urr,,nrn unt, nftrr
..sH ~. 's'A ~ ~ .' ~ " " 80. - s..,,.s ..,,,, t,,.
INC ine1tlsefa nAFe Vea ,usotust s'.u ,,t n't:.u
hmgef, NY! nhso Icei, ~, ,a'v,v , % s "''eo
tuH.tlier. troy t'11ht t0u an.ne Hu m'sk ,r ,,,u
e Chaf.i y! tno a'Gnun % cong'. @ .,,1t,.'" wms ~
tEFE eJ@1G ttufk Ntu Nllu nP"1u GIh
, 1881-12-21


LITTLE hcck. Ark. 1)rc. 20,-A telegram from
tho 1nlIttst Territory suys thnt e1fntt II busnr
made to I,rt'rs that tho Cnocthw Council was ln
seIHlel into Krtnt!ny the right Of wHy tht,,uKh
Tho t,oct.w Nation to tho II. LOFTS & San lttn-
cisco lAtDnil. Tho opponents nf tho rrupO4ed
grant hopo 10 secn1u through thu srcr',ary IT
tlD interior sme ncttoH tiut VIII prevent. ur ut
lcIst .iely. tho construction Ut thu rNtd. 1t Il
hot believed however, tlat the Krunt culi III Any
WY te ulyyuteu,
, 1881-12-21
WANTS TO FIX HIM itkfWt,r

HsaMAAcK, y. r. Der. MA tttnn nhmrA Mn.
fnhor t,Htl hu.h oars cit M in Nshr Ut n bnl
this morning, Eln usu received other trld cslts
!tr reltlsus In tlaeI's tic nnifu NJ ttlt t,crpo.
trHtHr. us ho wHnts to Tx him !ikrwlEo wien he
RECEIVERS.
, 1881-12-21

m. ~ ."nWpy with CarEu Of taaE.,
/, us IN, I,olcaRo. Milwaukee l. Ut. Pau! Company
.tssrs. 'asoscd y. Ina rcptQyln suit, tbs tlrcum-
Altu, N.Y. watch aro t!ttedadY psquIlar, tho
past Vt last week nj. sIpwa ah,ppar rent "
tba tbssso by WY Of the CuIeauo { Pao,,,o line Of
Ateaso, AlwAukoo g. st. Pull Noat a cargu
, 1881-12-21

f,h, why will yon lnt shat !,vn.hl rrfen1 salrcr
limit Hop Hlitnts will HI certainly cure liea1
advertisement
, 1881-12-21
John T1AotlIns' ItcAtgnntion nr t1a~ aa1.
pcrfHtaa.deliry Oc this Cleveland &;
Pitt*l>ttrx tRout1.

VEEITEtH3UEIIFT UE 1IID V1NTDINIU q
Pitt*nttrs Maitt1.
Gpsiat U,p4teh to Tbs Chicago 7rib,lne.
CLEVELAND, u, Ilcc. AL-SIr. John Thonlns,
Superintendent nr the Gieyclntd & 1'lttshurH
ltuIIrs'a has forwarded tlia resignation to ll,u
Hss"ss!v"n!A Coinpany's he,.,.s,umssess ut Pitts
hurx, tn aceept tho position OF funeral Super
intBpdcnt Ut tho EhieaEu division OF tho llnltt-
take clrcot In Il fow t1nys Ia a,uw hlt- Thumns III
nxsts1ne rharun nf his new .,t1ttes MI tho iBtt Of
JuftlMry. tic Will hntc headquarters ~ Eht-
e1,uo. Mnater-pf. .rrhss,nrtutnfi i'4htt!tp isrunrr
ls iext In Ii,,r uf trulnnttou tn Mr. Titntans IN
tho cieyclnn'l s: I'iitsblrg noa, antl stands II
tirat-v!nss gh,,nre nj be,nu tnhtin tsIrur.ntenl~
CIT. Mr. Thnhst* hna tscen with tho r!tAd eight
rhlWhy 0illt:Al n,hl lS II citizen. iIu tl,.a nii-
st9,nl bis tlthnrtnl.nt Uf tue rlwny Will, lI,tArd
usnltty uttA nla resignation will occasion nlnby
Hinturr rpRretB.
, 1881-12-21

Ut sovuntuon good. fat hors. Whom tho train
Ea9hcd T'1a!3 ~ alminnts snal station lnst cest Of
ii:iH!i,, thn car n which tho hugs weto fist!rtt-
satly "'e th IL ,t1, 0 At n;s.as ssi,. "as n 1 witt,
aprlv a9 yIaryfry II TX M ,r, enptx CIR way . S ~ tho
Immediately instilutesi ii M'i,rei, tnr tho Inst
pnrkors. md ll,o sAtnc 'lny. Friduy, 'Ilscnv-
S1t fyn 'Te iex. # II ts tn9 ,ias,oha ,is @ IL t
Further sratnh md Inquiry ycstor,fHy rrycned
.1o fHet tint shs ear;faois hs,l ar'ysli tho!fs
iiian i; n.n3sd ,,y@I;t"r,l !i'o!haf;,, rcsaynK
crs cna iM rn'xrlt,lsaic ] s si,e,,'seyrs ~, % cnvh
% tltair sprcl,ta!is. lnlrR,in for lin i.ugs
!ino fellows, ! wsaii,R o!t IN average ot is:s
an i,nqlrat!ol'alIIu claim III .laa.sra 1E.tn+t
s, III rtro ,e ,stss fH,ass III t "''sr s,s s.s a ~.
sprss % XII fsaes naa q sssest' ,he est ~ .ss arss
frn,I1 h1r, tho rcpurtar lnlr,,el that m tfaen h
q. ,n.tni'ltM IN my wt1y 70 tho puiHlrters,, Tho
SniIoi snk " It S SS1 M a. ~ Il S w, '1s
tnlwm tu II liotliiniIs nltnh tl11 paIer ts tn',rc
tlinn likely OF III vsltIir NJ clew.
Tho Council IfiutT. Extension Of t1lc
Hsttsvnt1ltcc e. IT, Paul IN f3u COM plrtrtl
Early Next uliliilcr-Hnslurs contra.
dleled.
atr. =, j. Merrill, t;cncrat Mnnau6r OF tho cal-
cHRo, milwaukee, 4 1T. PAUL Hallway, ivan In tho
city ycsters.ay. lto rtatsd 10 n 'rninuxErupro-
sentative TINT t,n steps Ah.i yet iuen taken tu
nntMut inan 10 the position q! Urtleral Hlfjrr
tntenlrnt or his roat II, l,luce Of SIR. ". Z. VAN
1inrn. and 1t Ia not tho Intention io iii thu pls-
ton At prDscnt. Mr.. Merrill, ns, ztule,l tint Ills
cuil,,nt'y had stnppe.t work IN nil af liz nttuh-
Rl9l,a Tor tho winter, cxGrYt twtt--sho Counnll
@ lil',s ana r, .ho lIIask t!s extet,sots. The
ttnttGit thrNiai1t>tit tho wftcr mil It II the III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Y irginia Female Institute!

oAhONION, Nlh6lNlA.
MRS. GEN. J. T.. Is. STUART, rRiNCIPkE.
Mira. Stuatrt Will be aided by full corps Of
superior ieaCehrs. The Piirclpvl desires to
m Ike It. aching and traiuinP thorough sn' 10
promote the best condition OF mii d md he TO
Terms reasonable. All ,xtravag nee OPP
posed The next session begins Settember
tn, and continues nine months. Catalogue
sent upon spI li"aiion to the Principal.
Mrs. J, Il b 50 u ri S'nnn'on,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

S Lincoln, one of our most prominent
surgeons. Does it not seem singular
tina, such men rs DR.. Townsend ard Lincoln
sod Surgeon General Wales should be dis
missed and distant ply sicians SEM
OF ABOUT the lime DR.. Baxter NJ.
D AIRED upon the scene and asked
% be taken 10 bis patient? Were the dis
missed ply sicisns of interior talent to the
@ ntlenlen from distance? or, were they
friends of DR.. Baxter? and is it customary
for the attendant physician to inform the
congultsnts that their services are no longer
needed between consultations? Other ques
tions equally pertinent might be asked. hut
Wa stroI g'y suspect that Bakers Bar quo
WAS too much for Bliss Macbeth, and that is
why the gentl' men were told to stand not
upon the order Of their going but 10 go at
once. We do not care to further discuss this
miserable professional scandal which has
been so unscrupulously attached to the great
public calamity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Orr will sell you carriages and buggies,
phaetons and platform ano spring wagons
at cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains in buggies and
carriages for the next thirty days.
Or's Concord side spring is just what you
want. He will cell them at cost for the
next thirty days.
Orr guarantees his buggies and carriages
as represented and will sell at Coss for the
next thirty days
Over 200 carriages and buggies and spring
wagons ut Orr's at cost.
Go and see Orrs buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
the world.
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
or Orr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

for ths recovery of the president. This IS
one time we are with and fully sustain the
OH alcalde. The thing smacked OF the
m narchal customs of the old world, ana
nan Worship. To both oil which we are
u, erly and elernAlly opposed.
Texas NJ thodlst.
G,vernor r lberts' refusal to appoint
day of thanks giving and prayer for the re-
coyery of our wounded president, M me re-
oue.t the governors 9th other states, Is
An insult TO the christian people of our state,
and betrayal of the trust reposei in him rs
a representative citizen. His h,msy excuse,
linking church and state" is mere preIext
beti d. which he seeks to hide MS
infl1eiv and Bourbonism The
church has nothing to do with the
question, and does not seek to mix up with
state affairs. Blu. this is christian nation
and christian state, acknowledging the hasd
of God in oil national affairs aud embodylrg
the grandest truths Of His revelation In nor
constitution. Her citizens believe that the
hand of Providence is working with us In
achieving glorious destiny. And IN we"
of these facts the refusal of the governor IS
an outrage, perpe!raed in the face OF q
christian people. We do not desire to in
fringe upon his private opinions, Dut US
Representative man wa say ne has previously
erred, and that he will atone for this wrong
at the ballot box and then SO into political
oblivion.
Waxahachie Enterprise.
Citizens of Dallas, Waco, Houston, Gal
weston, Pal slime and other ci.i,s OF Texas
have held meetings and expressed general
di approbauon aud, some OF them, lndigna'
ton, At the uncalled for action OF Governor
Roberts in refusing to appoint a day oil
Thanksgiving for the recovery Of the presi'
dent. No one but Roberts has the ncumen 10
perceive how tho appointment OF such DAY
could possibly DO an Infringement OF the
principles involved in the separation oil cnurG
aud state, especially since the observance oil
a thanksgiving day is never obligatory upon
any one, but each is permitted to act according
to his individual preferences 10 such malleEs'
The people throughout the state have 10
their meetings, resolved to observe the day
appointed BY the other governors, and have
sent kilograms to that effect to Gov Eos
ter of OHIO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
n. Y. Herald

-
Another civil service examination session
was held in the custom house yesterday, with
list of applicants numbering between
eighty Ave and hinety persons, most of
whom are college graduates aud young men
from New England, and above the average
grade of Intelligence OF these applcai Is
four are required tor tho auditors flee, aud
the others to ill vacancies that may occur in
the cus,om.house. The general average OF
successful applicants passing tho min
mum of seventy-Ave wss thifty-thrt
aud oDo~thrd per cent.
WAS considered remarkable yesterday morL-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Mrs Wise.-NO dOct rs bills for the past
year, aud less thal Give 10 lars FIR medicine,
ana eight 10 the ninly.
n $ Jones Would thst | could have
Ii experience vita my family.
Mrs. Wise You caI, II you Will make Sim
m mn Liver, Rrgul slor your hou' ehOld rem
edy. From tie youngest o the oldest, We
t,ke thu Regulator whenever We feel dyspep-
tic, bilious, 1everish, or. out of SORTS, ana IL
49, way, real YES the stomach, regulates the
bowels snd quiets The nerves.
II nsve used your family medicine, called
simmons Liver Regulator, for several years,
keep In the hou'e. | can eat anything wish
at nlgat, and ttke u dose after 1t, and sleep
as 3 uud and sweet a. ever. have not spent
one dollar for my family for medicines III I'VE
years, only for your Regulator, aud must say
IL does all IL saws II will.
~. A. NELSON Merchant Macon, ia.
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journal OF L GX9S.
Another cycle of twelve months has role
ylams to the public for a continuance OF the
oner0us AMI Increasing patronag heretofor
exGe ded to the HERALD.
The last year has been one Graught with deep
interest to Texas, and more particularly to tn
northern portion of the state. New lines o
railroads have been projected and now under
obstruction, while the older companies hav
been extending their malnes and pushing
branches in every direction. immigration has
been pouring in from nef Wy every state In the
union and the deneslypo itedcountries OF Eu-
rope. These'lmmigran class, are fer SUI
perlor in lnIsliiseaCe enterprise to tho
Usually alling to the OF lew countries. AS
general thing they possess mears sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, 'improve farms
and in this way add to our general prosperity
In the face OF these facts the management
the HERALD has endeavored to keo with
he advancement of the state, aud the paper
has been enlarged. from twenty-iour columns
few monthsago to forty eight column Journal,
and is now the
Largest Da InTexas,
With correspondence In all the principa
cities and towns In the state, and In the great
metropolitan cities of the country. 1t lie the
only paper In north Texas giving
Full Telegrsphic Dispatches
From all parts of the Unites States and Europe
Commercial Paper
It's without superior In the whole south and
stands unexoeiled In Texas for the fullnessacd
correctness OF its reports both at home and
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The HERALD In the future will occupy the
same high conservative ground which has al
showing fsvors to none, nor
ta'lllng to point out errors or endeayoring
0 eradicate them even In the most exalted pc.
itlons, state or national.
The HERALD in politics Is an Independent
ournal, progressive In its ideas, and advocat
lug those true, sound democratic primo |
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The Weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and.is filed |
with the most interesting and useful article |
which appear from day TO day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore is generally esteemed |
the most valuable journal In the state t
those living of the line OF railroads and n
having daily postal communications with the
rest of the world. In view OF these facts 1t is
confidently hoped that Its patronage will In
crease commensurate with Its worth.
Price Of SubScription
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The Manly Artuf Self defense

The well,known pugilist and teacher OF
self-defeDce, Mr. Frank M,son, of Cali
fprnia. ard It. Louis will teach the art al
any Saloon," 1925 Main street east termi-
nus of Main street car track. Terms-ten
lessons 70; part in advance, balance at finish
of lessons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Commercia, Hotel az Abilene.

This IS one of the most comfolta lie hotels
VA the line Of the extension of the Texas II
Pacific road. Its culinary department
embraces everything the market bilord.
lis sleeping spsrtmeI rs are in every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured to guests Prices moderate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Just received at Leon Kahn's. 604 Elm
street, all the latest styles of spring hats il
six and stiff; also the soft pocket and feather
weights. They are very nice. Call and ey-
amino,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

A Great Eutsrprlsa - Blackwel's Durham
Blll Tobacco Factory is one OF nurham's
greatpsL Uusins s enterprises Their Durham
Bali TOb eco mas reached sale beyond AL
Precedent, having, from its intrinsic value,
found lts way into almost every household in
the world.