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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16
GU NNOUEsA mWYg NEggg 1@

Are prepared BY Weeks q Potter, Chemis.s
m4 Dtnggists, 800 Washington street, BOSTON,
amedicinal Jelly, small boxes, 40 cts, isrSo
OoSes,Ni Cuticurs Kssolvent, the new bleSd
purihr, 81 per bottle; Cutlcura Medicinal
Toilet Soar, ~ cents; CU;icura ModiclpSi
ShS'hg Soc, 3 cents; Ia bars for Bsrboys
and large ,unguners. 30 cents
~ All mailed ON receipt OF price
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Doctor Benz. Il. Riggs, Selma, Alabama
writes, y Colden's Liquid Extract of Beef
Tonic lnvigorator is m excellent prepare.
ton, whose composition is known and one
that physicians can intelligibly prescribe.
have found it Of great service in my practice.
Sold by Ervay & Bro.
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RIG0AB'SH " RE:ST03bTIga

"ht@ W u - l-aule vi AtA : Z = =
ere Is wall-lnown principle in auig,,
'siology thst no vital action can take plseis
Through tho agency OF the srvous eys.
1.-THE nerve power In any organ Ia wsSs
o Then that organ lG.weak. There Is rem
Guy tho reach of all, ono that has steod tbe
t:at FOR over half century. DR.. RicorJ "a
vital Restorative haSbeen scr6tlpized ard iu.
dOr'od ~ tho Academy of Medicine in Pafis.
as an Invaluable specific for the above, contain
no phosphoroUs, oantharldcs or other nolssnS'
~ purely vegetable, producing no rssctios
ana iB permanent IN eflect; IL q sug8T.coatel
pill, and can be had OF LeVasser q Do IA III
S Se EieheiiSu, Paris, tNrsncel, or Of Dr.. s.
RoCEn 20, World BuildMg,N. YORK Nore gc esa
nlLs without the signature OF S. 3. Slsesmobd
on tho side OF each box; send for catoinN,,Su,
Dax Of 100 pills. IS, box OF 400, SD sent by r6si
UPON receipt OF price. ''''''
DR. s. B. slgsamoDd: @''' Np''' -'o' 1851
Dear Slr,-ln justice TO you and to tho prc-
fession, ltesl 1t my duty to state the resnltI ",
my lrihI or lIcotd's Vial Restorative I'm m,
practice, following the challenge you made ''''
NsSe /. MIR. b., aged 80, impotent isr years
WIN spermatorfheWa, weight l2o ibs,. ys r.5
nervous and dsbllit9tsd, sleeplass ana Gu.SS
with nervous fears, had triea every ~,
remedy. lput him under treatment win H.
Nltsl restorative alone. In six months hS
was discharged, perfectly cured. lie bad re-
l6V pOands "e'hueu
Case s. Nr. NJ. partial loss OF pouer T.,
SIX weeks WeGlmeNt with the Vital Restorau
i've, desire and manly vigor were inllv va
st0ral. WV II po.n f"1y re-
r., 1873 Pine ST., st. Louis.
81. houls, November Is, INA
lsis Is TO certify that have been n1ricisb Ion
ysats WIN nervous and general debility. snorl
hgt9rSaSa' tfd sotteniDs the brain bpYo
0sah under tse treatment OF several nron,s
uyGt fhYslcians during this time Wits ma bc,.
.Hcil results Several menths ago heoS,,,
ulhluE Ilcharus Vital Restorative ana n ". Va
now perfectly cured. weighed nj tia ti t,,n
~ po@naS''I row Tsish l55 pounds. ''''''
Wa. BoRsesr.
1918 CSsS Avenue
,..t H., IT,. st. Louis, April 3, lisa
sao been in'Eotent for number Of 49, 49,,
Wheh ! conan. acad to take Ricardo Vita,
keStSlatl7S. within three montha fo, tsai
myself suddenly restored TO my tofmar be 1SiHu
Ni N'Sor' ahs 'Ae cure has been permanent.
knew MIR. FlS,snt, whose' 1 NJ; SiNS !. ti,,
10 ''' ABOVE certificate. lie isR frienS U. .t
~ knew The facts 10 be as he bo os
GRAND ra,t.., j. M. WARD,
lg.. anu Europea
So SEA- :. Wk2lsaalS sna no.n,l ,,,,,,
tM!iholesale Agents; Richardson & Co 81 sI ~.
Y9lsAoufl' Lyons, New Orleaas IoSi.,oaulA
YMnnnsck, Stevenson & Co., ChIcsv,"c. nv
nelS' oaltn, Doollttle 6 SMITH. RnsteH' iall-
EacnasVIts john Esoahan, Clncinnati ~ ~ 49,
S . Cflttentoo New York ON''o
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Eat Candy

II you will, but be sure TO use Sozodont right
away, in order to carry of its luxurious
effects upon tao teeth. All candy.csters
should carry Sozodont with them, if they
wish 70 keep their teeth sound,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

minont Dr. wn, e.. stewart, Ha iil.
more, writes: confidently recommend
Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract Of Beef for
consumption, debility, weakness, chloros,s
etc. ] have tested il with universal success. "
Sold by Eryay " Bro, Dallas.
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{ j5ilt...iiQ;1 Ia

Flood MunaOrE, itching and Sesly Dis
ehseS, ecTOtula, hCTGfuIOus Sores
ulcers aud Sweiiings, pOstsiYeIy
RerMSHentiy and economically
CHgB0,
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EcgORsA,

mann elMaalniI, New Orssuo, La, vrites,
n NO etssrs can sOmpare with the CutisTn
selneulss' Ihsva used them ia all forms for
severe case of what the docters cyllel HOE
ma whica waa eil'ctually cured In elght weeks
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

Thirty, count them thrty--Thirty success
full candidates. in North Texas run the race,
wearing tho uunslhble boot.
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LOTTERIES.
TAXI N0TicEl

ma IA the only Lottery ever vote,, on by the
p''i,ta u otau, and M Ter Il late ccisi6n of
a. q " - anur NE Court at Washington, ia
tne only Legal Lottery now IN the United
staIIes' sIi other cha ters having been re-
opportunity to via H. fortune Grand distrl6u
non, CLASS i, 90 New Qrleans, tuesday
fehruHTy, 1851. ll9th Monthly Drawing
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AANhtJS Sls
LIST OF PBIZEs

iiSoI Frlzes, amounting to ......,..,,,. ell0, 400
nj, HIS naI corresponding agents wanted t
Ss p ma9S 70 Whom liberal compensation will
SS.sAIly, giving full address. send orders by
NPGess or registered letter or money order by
u N a. DAUPH-G, ew Orleans, LIE.
NJ "'DnA Hu corresf ruence should he with
iHcketg themselves are sent. and never clrcn-
s1as oneIlng certificates or anything else in.
eIs oIL' any one proposing to Sler anything
S S,Se by circular or otherwise on his own be-.
"asI n o on met OF the company ia swindler.
under o tno 9iand Extraordinary Drawings aye
ss11 lg oo6 ead IuDal A. Early. Capital Prize
9IJNVO0 Whole ticEctSSi0.' 9''P''''' l'@
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Pure apple butter at l0cents, or 8 cents by
the hye-gallon keg, at A. j. ResenAold's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

Go to the Delmonico restaurant this even
ing for dish Of those saddle rock oysters.
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LOnIsIaNa State LOtterY COnlpanY

ms intuition was regularly incorporated
aAd IharItable purpC SEES In 1865, for the term Of
Nv MYeaaTIhle years, tc which contract the nvlola-
pc lslth OF the Stats s pledged, which pledge has
" p'vh renewed by IN overwhelming popular vote,
be s5 ating lts franchise in the new constitution
a. s az d december e ~ A. D., 1879 with capt.
[[eseTyeiund of 1850 600. Its Grand single Num-
PEI distribution will take place monthly on the
S Snu tuesday. ltnever scales or postpones.
LOOK ut tho following Distribution:
IN, ooo ~, CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
'VO'VVO AlcketS a. Two Dollars each. Half
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"WlNE or CARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, or Difficult. menstruation.
For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

Go to ConnOr's for drugs. Look for the
prismatio lamp.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
Malone Arrested.

WASHINGTON, october 16.-Late tonight
Senator Malone was arrested at the instance
Of Samuel Strong, an old resident Of WASH
able source, that General Jubal A. Earley
had challenged Senator Mshone to fight = duel
and the latter had acc ,ted the challenge.
Malone was taken to the residence of Judge
Smell, of the Police court, where he deuied
having received a challenge from Farley ;
saying the latter was too old and feeble to
fight, adding that all their d iersaces had been
harmonlzed and settled. Malone was re-
leased on his personal bond, aud returned
home. He will appear on Monday.
The rumor that Conkii.g is to be a men,
Der is renewed, and Blaine's friends say the
intention to appoint Conklisg has never been
abandoned. A Western Senator said this
evening that he had felt that such Al ap-
pointment would be so nearly fatal to the
administrator and to the future OF the patty
that he had gone to the President and pro-
tested against it. The President listened
calmly and cOurteously, but did not indicate
i'll any way his Intention. In reply 10 = Qies-
ton the Senator said Conkling would be con
tir1ned unanimously. There would be no
objection to him on the score OF ability or
integrity, but the appointment would, never
theless, wreck the administration Af g.
Malone said to-day the dueling Refunders
could be attended 10 after the election. He
mad resolved not to be forced into personal
difficulties, ard had advised his Readjnstel
ffiancs tostake the same course. The Cpl
Lhets nav hurled Against nl his friends were
a part Of the political intimidation of tbsse
upon whom he had made war. After he had
bu ried David under a big Readjuster n>sjor-
itv, there wbuEd~be Boa desire 10 renew the
quarrel Of LIE campaign. Until then, they
hoped Riddlebereer would lake no notice eli
Wise. .-r.-.-. s.a.- ,a.
William Z. Chandler is in town getting
the drift Of things. He predicts thai ever,
member Of Arthur's Cabinet viii be a prac.
tical politicians, and will BIZ appointed to
strengthen the party machinery. OF Gar.
fields Cabinet. only -Blaian, Rindom. and
Kirkwood were Of that class. Hunt, Lin
coin, James and MscVeagh have abs ~olntely
no value in politics lie thinks none will
be retained permanently. -.als.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
Not a Model Department

But why this stir on the hotel se,srd
a stoutish, heavy-faced, grim individual,
suit of sombre black, appears? The vh
goes around: "There's Grant" Hs
Mr.. Jones, Of the hotel, his card to b.
sent across to the cottage, and, superior
conventionalit ss, sits down in a gro
ladies, who greet Eim,. without tskia
hat from his head or removing his cigar
his lips.
"Whst 10 that over there ?" lie says, ?
ing across the lawn. at wasn't there
| went away"
That" says one of the ladies, "whg
is the track they laid to bring Mr..
field to his cottage. Did you NOT hear
it," -sast't HgE s-fffsqtH1 b.
"No, I didn't hear a thing Of it. BIZ
HIN that way from Eibernaon station
they %
: The boy comes up and says: Mrs
field says you are very kind, aud hops
will excuse her. The President is moi
well to-day.' H
"Well,' says Grant, getting up vi
taking any adieu and addressing nobO
parIicular, whenever Ars. Garfield y
Garfield wants to see me L will be very
TO csll on PHILADELPHIA Times.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
CONFERENCE ADJOURNED.
Butte Appointment.

The annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which has been in
session for the last week, adjourned on Tues
day.
The Rev. John B. Whitford, who was Or
dained a deacon, was appointed to pastoral
duty in Butte and Deer Lodge. The follow
ing were the appointments as read by Bishop
K~avanaugh
Helena District-R. S. Clarke, P. L.
Helena Station-To be supplied by ). j.
Huffaker.
Helena and Boulder-Supplred by II. w.
CurTin.
Butte and Deer Lodge-John B. Whitford.
Stevensviile-E. j. Stanley.
Benton and Sur River-To be supplied.
Bozeman District. B. Stateler.
! Bozeman Circuit-R. NJ. Craven.
Willow Crsek-J.S Andrews.
Centreville- To be supplied.
Virginia City-To be supplied.
Yellowstone-To be supplied.
The conference then adjourned and the lay
delegates n visitors At the conference pre-
pared to ,leave for their various homes, an
the ministers to the fields assigned them. r
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct. 20.-The lower
part OF the Town is submerged and the river is
still rising. a.t..r .o
DUBLIN, Oct. 2O.-The League prisoners
in k~illmalnham Jail can only see physicians
with the warden present. a.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Five ships were dis
masted and abandoned in the recent terrible
gales and have been picked up and towed
into port. VI
LONDON, October 20.-The Land League
has been proclaimed az illegal and crimlnel
organization aud all its meetings will be dis
persed by force.
DUBLIN, October 20.-Wm. Doris who
has been in charge of the land league office
since tho arrest OF Sexton, was arrested this
morning and conveyed TO Dundaik-
LONDON, Oct. 2e.-The original sum of
f500,0o 0 given by the late George Peabody,
in 1852, as a und for building lodging houses
for the poor in London, now amounts to
f720,00O.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Two thousand tenants
of a large estate in Nenagh, Tipperary coun-
ty, have paid their rents. The police tore
down "No rent" notices wherever found
posted.
The 3lst regiment left Dover for Ireland
to-day. 1t was loudly cheered.
DUBLIN, Oct. 20. The Evening Mail asks
Parnell il he intimated 10 the tenantry of
Wicklow county that they should not pay
rents.
The Board of Guardians of North Dublin
Union express sympathy for Parnell.
A meeting Of 10000 Leaguers at Baliy-
shanen, County Donegal, yesterday denounc-
ed the government.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The Irish Parliament
airy party held a meeting to-day to arrange
the details Of the Hyde Park meeting Sun
day. The party denounced the British gov
eminent, and pledged Irishnen in England
to carry out the Land League principles with
increased vigor.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Five men were
killed yesterday on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, near Mckinney station, one hun
dred and thirty miles from Cincinnati. They
were on a car containing a water tank, which
had become detached from the coal trair
with the engine a little distance up the track.
The returning engine became unmanagesble
and the car run down with great force against
the coal train. -. e ~. ,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
The GARFIELD Monument Fund.

Mr.. r. B. Harrison, who has been an
especially active member of the Gar
field Monument Committee, reports q
total of nearly 5000 received from dollar
subscriptions in Helena and srom other
towns, military posts, and neighhor-
hoods of the Territory. In answer to q
letter to the Cleveland Committee, Mr..
Harrison received the following tele-
gram: Co..
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October II, 1881.
Russell b. Harrison, Secretary. Territorial
Garfield Monument Committee, Helena, M I.
Your letter is received. We thank
your people for their zeal in the good
work. Shall we send you one thousand
certificates for the contributor of one
or more dollars? Answer.
j. H. WADE, Chairman.
J. H. HOBBS, Secretary.
Mr.. Harrison informs us that he has
ordered 200 of the Autograph certifi-
Gates, and every subscriber to the fund
will in due time receive one Montana's
subscription is expected to equal if it
does not exceed 81 ,2O0.--Helena Herald.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
Garfeld's Arizona interests.

FH- y
Not the least of the late Presidents possess
sions, says the New York Stock Report, are
one Thousand shares of the stock OF a mining
company OF San Francisco, the present value
of which is $4,000. The mine is situated In
Arizona, and is one of: the most valuable
mines in that territory. it is in the Pioneer
district, Pinal county, about fifty mites from
the Southern Pacific railway. The raine is
developed and issciiefy owned by Col. James
NJ. Earnsy, of Yuma, a pioneer merchant of
Arizona, and former Y the heaviest freiglltpr
for the government N that IL rritory. Some
four or five years ago Cal. ROCKWELL. the de-
voted attendant of the late President, was ST.
toned at Yuma, and became the intimae
friend of Col. Barney. When the latter
bought the silver King mine he ave Colonel
Rockwell the opportunity of placing a large
number OF shares among his friends. The
latter placed several thousand shares among
his brother officers, and General Garfield,
then a member of congress, was induced 10
take one thousand shares at 81 per share.
The stock has already paid the late President
1900 in dividends, and is now worth in the
market $50 a share. The late President each
year sent his proxy to be voted by Gel. Bar
ney in San Francisco. Mrs. Garfield will still
recsive an income OF 5000 a year from the
dividends on the Silver King stock.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
The Descendants Of CORVALLIS.

The old CORVALLIS seat of Broome
Hall, Suffolk, now belongs TO Sir Ed
ward kerrison, whose grandfather be-
gan life as d carpenter. 1t was sold af-
ter the death of the second marouis.
whose only son died early, unmarried.
The marquisate t%hereupon became ex-
tinct, but the earldom passed to the
Yorktown lords nephew, who dying
without Il son, the title became entirely
eNtinct. The second marquis marry
ing a daughter Of the d~uke-catchiny
Duchess.of Gordon. 10y whom he had /.
number of daughters, all now dead
married the Earl OF st. Germans
another Lord Braybrooke, TO whose lib
erality and love of letters we owe the
unearthing Of Pepys' diary. Several of
thefamous Marquis great grandsons fell
gallantly in the Crimea. The last menu
berof the Carnwallis family is Viscount-
ess Holmesdale, who has been long mar
ried without issue.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
The Yorktown Celebration.

YORKTOWN, Oct. 0.-Ihe military review
was successfully carried out. Allthe organi
cations presented a fine appearance anc
marched we'll. The route was about foul
miles over a broad field. An hour and TWEEN
ty minutes were consumed IN passing a given
point. When the procession reached the
grand stand, Hancock aud staff rode at the
head, but then fell ont of lite, and With
President Arthur, his Cabinet, foreign guests,
and other disnitaries received theni from the
stand. General Hancock stated to the Presi-
dent that there $500 men in linz. The States
representa- by volunteers were Georgia, New
Jersey. Delawa arr, Pennsylvania MassachnS
sets, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hame-
shire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina
Rhode Island, Vermont, Kentucky, Michigan
and Connecticut. The President wa. quite
enthusiastic over the magnificence of the dis
play. The only colored troops in line we're
two companies fir, m Richmond, composing a
part of the First Virginia regiment. They
were londly cheered by the spectators from
the North. al a4 s,ass .tazau
In the afternoon General Hancock gave a
reception on board the steamer 81. John.
Among the guests were President Az bur,
David Davis. Secretary pro TEN. of the Ser
ate, the French and German visitors, officers
of the army and navy, Congressman. Com
missioners, Governors and other officers of
states.
Baron Won Steuben spoke in German as
follows yesterday in response 10 President
Arthur's address: .......,
Mr.. President-In words of welcome t.
your foreign guests which you have just ut
tered, Won renew bered and mentioned in
kind terms the Won Steubens. l assure you
that as soon as tidinss Of one hearty, enthusi-
astic reception in this country following the
friendly Invitation to IFS by the President of
the United States, were received in the old
fatherland, there was heartfelt rejoicing
among all classes IN every part of our coun-
try. It was a new and striking evidence of
the sympathy that existed among the Aineri-
can people which thus appe ciates and honors
its great dead and stands at the height of civ
~ilization and culture. | received this morning
cablegram from ny country with healty con-
sratulations upon this happy commemora:-
ton day so imrortant in the history of the
United States, and | helieve Mr.. P~lesident,zI
may express to you the sincere co%ngratula-
tions of the whole German people and of the
German government upon this suspicious
day. Permit me also Mr.. President 10 return
to you for all our Won Steuben family the
warmest thanks OF our full hearts; thanks
which l cannot adequately express for the
boundlsss hospitality and for the cordial
greetings which We have met on every hand
and at every step from The hour of our land
ing, until you crowned the whole with Your
welcome to us, representatives of one great
kinsnan. 1 can only say to you again and
again, we thank you. r. al "A.'@ s.'
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
The Duel Fought.

RICHMAND, Va, Oct. 16.-A hostile
Ing took place this afternoon about ten
from Richmond, between Captain H. &.
dlebefgsr and Hon, G. u. Wise. Four 70
were fired without either being hurt.
tual explanation and an amicabie adjust
followed.
Previous to the above meeting Captain
%dlehergsr and Richard r. Berne, edtora
State met for the purpose of fighting,
but when all the parties met on the g
selected, it was found no caps had bee
vidsd for the pistols, SO Riddlsberger
away to Wise. Wise ana the editor
State have been arrested and placed
bonds to keep the peace. ii
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
Working up Business

y solemn lacking mau recently Wal
intn I'll. ofic. of the Petalulna PeaUias
handed a paper over to tile advertising Ct
and said: ~ will pay you your tor ID
Using rates TO have that inserted in your
s~ers to Correspondents column every .
week during the summer" The adveF
ment. read: -
"Amateur Sailor-The quickest wa
bail out > boat While sailing is TO pull oa
plug in the bottom."
"I'm afraid We can't do it," said the c
regrrtfully, upon which the solemn loo
party folded up the paper and walked
with . deep .igh.
"Who is thaL?" asked the editor, loo
up.
'!tt's IN, NV 300. r."-S1a FTdrs
Post.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
Elberon's Change Of Nam

TILT is reported thatsthe corporate |
ofthe place where President Cal
diedie to be changed Application
been made TO Postmaster General d
to establish aspostoffice there ID
known asH"EIberon, N. j." but til
nous summer resort will then bee
"GRrfield." In this way the nan.
Elberon and Garfield will foreverb
ISOLATED in the minds Of the people.
Is said that the unanimous assent Of
people most interested in the most
ionAble resort of the New JERSEY
has been obtained, and the change
surely be made. Garfield is a D
which is being given to children, Il
and buildings in great numbers
York Null. ~'aa5.