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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-07-16
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For Nervousness, SlG0DlGSS Nights

WAsHINGT015, D. c., March r. 1877.
Il. r. STENENS:
DEkE SIE---I DO Eot believe IN putting nor would
in1grsc a h8inbug. b11t consider it than
real J,isice 70 Iak well Of NEGErTNE, believing il 10
9e a. excellent medicine. have used several hotties
o. y 70 IL entire satisfaction AMI great relief froE
Al 1Ile1f-1cah-e NERVOUSNESS which mad caused ne
ETe2t suffering and sleepless nights; have walkc9
the lioor and ro-ed 10 different me: hods for relief,
TO 10 E'lri tiuag Thought would give FEtEIISs
trial, ytn little faith, VII admit; but to my sur
Prise and great relief, feE doses cungi1ced me that
mad Eot hold Of the right thing Tor m difficulty Ii
sent out humor rom ny blood that, l have Il
doubt, was the cause Of the Iuserg endured, and
found relief as soon as medicine could relieve dis
case Of that kind When began its use seldom got
nights sleep OF half cEe, and my appetite was
1907; and, as consequence, / vas running down
rapidly, but alters few doses saw radical change
everE way, and am thoroughly satisfied with Kese-
tue, and recomendit to any person suffering as did.
Respectfully,
afHs. J. A. JOHNSON.
FEMALE WEAK>,Ess.---yEGETISE acts directly uTon
the causes OF these complaints II invigOrates ana
strengthens the whole stem, acts upon the secre-
tive organs alays Inflammation, ceanses and cures
liberation cures constipation, regulates the bowels.
hcd2che ard pains in the back cease; in fact there
Is no disease or complaint where the FEGETEE gives
so quick relief and Is effective IN it, cure, in
what Is termed Female Weakness. 1t has never failed
N one instance.
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Blessings are strewed like flowers in
our pathway; it rests with us to gather
them up carefully or pass them by.
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" The GGds Helm

Those who help themselves" and Nature in
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Kidney and Liver Cure.
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Even if man has two laws he gen
orally wants a lawn mower Detroit
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PURE CcD LIVER on made from selected
livers, on the seashore, by CAswEIL HAZARD &
Co., New York. Il is absolutely pure AMI
sweet. Patients vino have once taken it prefer
it 70 all Others. Physicians have decided II
superior 70 any of the other oils in market.
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The word "hrlrrah" is pure Slavonian.
The origin of the word comes from the
idea that every man who dies heroically
goes straight to "Hu-ray," heaven, and
so the word is shouted in the shock OF
battle to remind the combatants Of the
immediate recompense Of brave
death.
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Bed.Bugs. Reaches.

Rats, cats, mice, ants flies, insects, cleared on
BY "ROugh ON Rats 15c Druggists
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YEGETISE is now prescribed in cases OF Scro
fula, and other diseases of the blood, by mari
Of the best physicians owing to its great success,
in cnring al .iisessns OF tbs llatrlrn
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WARRANTED FOR 81 YEARS
AND NEEER FAELEI

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perfectly harmless; also externally. Cuts Bruises.
Chronic rheumatism Old Sores Pains in the limbs
naek and chest sIleh q remedy is De-. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMEST
"a No one once tryinG it viii ever be without If:
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Treatise upon the Horse and Lis Diseases
Book OF 100 pages. Valuable to every owner
Of horses. Postage stamps taken. Sent post
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We can insure any person having bald bea
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% Cents will Buy Treatise upon the
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TO every owner Of horses. Postage stamps taken.
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Hostetter's Stomach BitVers, while il is not
q catholicon, achieves host Of good effects.
and is useful IN variety of cases. By In
MIGRATING the organs Of digestion it over
comes dyspepsia and lis many and complex
symptoms, impsrts vitality 10 the physique.
promotes appetite and sleep and overcomss
the dependency which is 6 mental, syTa-
pathetic accompaniment OF dyspepsia. II is an
admirable remedy for disorder OF the liver,
rousing that organ when dormant, and pro-
noting the secretion and flow Of healthy bile
into the proper channel II relaxes without
weakening or convTlsing the bowels, and
checks their irregllarity. L arrests a growing
tendency 10 rheumatism, depurating the blood
and increasing the activity Of the kidneys, and
it ia the best remedy in existence for chills and
fever, and bilious renittent, as well as 3 tried
preventive OF those maladies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
ST, LOUIS.


A woman Found Doad--sacSal sensa.
tiOn-A Thug Dangerously eut--Re'
union of fEx-COnfederstes. Etc.
Special 10 the Herald.
st. Louis August 1s.-Msgsie Collins
white, livinc villa jim Paine, negro, in tht
owest quarter of town, last night complained
of being hurt. She alkei some companion
in her misery to i7' ~ . r'Nce 10 sleep
Two roustabouts aiiow wed ner 10 sleep on tht
floor Of their room. This morning they
found her dead. Investigation shows tina.
Collins gave her beating on Tuesday last
He has been arrested. 1t looks like ano thel
murder.
Dispositions in the suit of John Amwey
against Hszsltin and Paramore, growing out
OF the social sensation, comes off tomorrow.
Society will be shaken up.
Last night Phillip McGrath was attacked
at the corner of Second and Convent streets
byssthe.-,two well known ,hugs, blind
eyed, Pete Callsgan and Edward McCue.
They knocked Mr.. McGrath down and were
beating him badly, when he drew pocket
knife and Rlashed away. He cut McOue
once in the right eide and once in the left
arm below the elbow. Mr.. McGrsth was
arrested to await the result Of tho cutting.
The wounds are dangerous.
"A movement for reunion Of OK, confederate
Missourians has been on foot for several days.
Prominent men of various sections Of tho
state have been considering the subject here.
The result of their deliberations fixed the
2Sth Of September as the date, and Mo.
berly, Missouri, as the place Of meeting. 1t 10
called 70 promote sociabillty, and for mutual
benefit OF all ex-confederales. Indications
point b agrsnd success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
CHICAGO.
Details OF whisky war-Is There
Another Ring OF Operators.

Details OF whisky war-Is There
Another Ring OF Operators.
Special TO the Herald.
Chicsgo, ILL.,, .Angust ls-A sudden rise
OF six cents in. the price of whisky at ClIs
cinnati and Peoria Is naturally attributed
here TO IN expo sure made week age by the
Chicago Times. At that time whisky was
quoted in Cincinnati at 81 0s;Peoria at 81 90
and Chicago at 81 12 per gallon, in faoo Of
the fact that the price Of corn ranged
five 10 ten cents lower in Chicago than in
tho former two cities. The Times Ssked why
Oh cnnati could undersell Chicago cents on
whisky without resort TO crookednoss,
Another ring investigation followed and
whisky hss since advanced as follows Cincin.
natl ::Sl IA; Peoria 81 IA, Chicago 81 l5
AT least 3 cents OF the
increase Of Cincinnati and Peoria may be
laid TO damaging disclosures and per.inen,
inquiries.
The Pullman palace car company OF
Chicago have completed arrangements for
operating an exclusive Pullman train between
London and Brighton, England. Sleepers
drawing room and dining.room cars will be
elegantly iiuished and bull. for fas, travel
The American system OF checking baggage
will be introduced on the.Pulman tan.
Aparly,callng himself Jas, Freeman Dun.
lap 10 In Chicago selling bogus clerkships nj
Washington. HE terms ars So In advance, ,$2I
payable when The position 10 obtained
Alrcady the follow has rasod in teveral Hys
dollar bills. His sudden departure may be
expected before bis victims SEQ daylight
through the swlndle.
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whereupon his wife gave him the fret pos-
tion. Tho fact of the presidents. having
suggested the administration Of nourishment,
ia considered by the surgeons as an indlea-
tion that the irritsbility of the stomach is
subsiding, and that in consequence the pa
tient commences to crave food.
Considerable sxniety was exhibited about
1890 O'clock on account of the slight delay
in the noon bulletin. The contents OF the
bulletin. when il was read in Private Secre-
tary Brown's room about l:l6 o'clock,
did not alsy the snxi. ~. because oil me
announcement it contsiEed In reference TO
Inflammation of the psrotia gland until assu-
RANGES of the consulting-surgeons were oo-
.ained. To the contrary great apprehension
was felt that new and serious complications
had been encountered of q serious character.
When DR.. Bliss left the mansion, about z;s D
u. M. he was met In the mont
entrance BY several members OF the pre- Q
His attention was called to the rumors when
had been circulated as to the midday bulletin
in connection with the Inflammation OF the
president. parotid gland. The rumors were
TO the effect that there is indication OF
low fever and other complications OF
more or less serious nature, and also
that modification had set in, and the doctor
said that 1t was very curious TO MIN that ID
view of the fact that 1t is such q speclhc
disease, that some people will insist that the
president has il. The attending surgeons
have thus far been unable to discover
any indication of ii whatsoever
This Inflammation, the doctor contends. "a
nothing unusual In cases where 'ne
patients have become greatly deb,lita'ed; !
have seen 1t In many cases OF guheno'
wounds, II is not pyaemia. The question
was asked is it an indication Of fever, typhoid
or otherwise? "Not at all, sir," was the re,
ply, "it Is IN affection which need
not cause the slightest ALARM" The
doctor, with this remark, stepped
into his carrisge and drove oil. These AS
sursnces of the attending surgeons wore
placed on the newspaper bulletin board'
throughout the city and carried by one per
son to another to such an exten
during the early part Of the eve
ming that the extreme anxiety owe
the fact of inflammation of gland diminishet
very considerably before night Genera
Swain says, inasmucL as the president has re
tanned the nourishment he has taken tosday
his stomach Is proven to be gradual,
Strengthening, and this being the case, in hi
opinion the crisis has been passed and he vii
now continue to improve. This eyeninl
DR.. Rsyburn was asked hi
opinion of the presidents condition, where
upon tha following dialogue ensued;
How is the presi nent!
The president ia doing very we'll.
Does he experience as much inhsmmatio
as referred to in the noon bulletin
He has considerable pain in the necl
which Is tho result of the inilamea gland.
| Well, doctor, what. is the cause of tn
inflammation, and how do you account for
1t is the result of extreme debility
Do not similar symptoms manifest them
eelves in typhoid feverI
Not necessarily.
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COrsicana,

Special to the Herald.
Corsicana, August 1s.--Last night the 70.
port was circulated here that the president
had died during the day. The report caused
considerable excitement. This morning tel
egrams were sent to st. Louis asking the
particulars. A favorable answer was soon
received. The 0bserver-Index Immediately
issued a circular denying the report.
Yesterday morning several hundred Of
citizens, with the Corsicsna brass band, as
sembled at grove In the western suburbs of
the city 10 welcome tho Waco excursionists.
Night came and still no tdings had been
received. Tho opera house was liz
up and number OF ladies
and gentlemen assembled, hoping the
Greys and their party might arrive and
participate In tho ball, which had been gotten
up expressly for their entertainment. Abou,
midnight telegram was received, telling oil
the terrible accident TO tho excursion train,
about seventeen miles this side of Waco
The gay assemblage was broken up, and ex
pres,ions OF sympathy were heord on all
sides. A number Of citizons, with several
physicians in the party, went 10 tho Marrow
Gauge Office here 10 secure transportation tc
tho scene Of the wreck, but there was nt
engine 10 pull them. Tho express train ar-
rived here this noon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
New York stock Market.

New York, August Is, liza. m.-The stock
market opened generally firm, and in most
cases OF on advance On tie closing quotations
Of yesterday, and In tho early deal an ad.
vance of ! TO per cent. was recorded, tho
latter 10 Denver Il Rio Grande. At the arst
board, hcwever, a heavy pressure 10 sell set
in, and prices foil of sharply, tho decline
rangiog from 10 81 per cent the latter In
Denver 81 Rio Grsnde. Missouri, Kansas 81
Texas, Union Pacific, North Pacific, New
Jersey Central, Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy, Missouri Pacific, Chicago & North
western and Texas & Pacific being aho
prominent In the decline.
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Sherman.
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald,
Sherman, August ls.-Mr. +. O. Dulard.
of this city, was elected bg the stockholders
of fhe Texas, Louisiana g. Western narrow
gauge railroad attorney for the company TO
secure the right Of way through the county.
The surveyors are readily pushing their
work to close, and will make their report in
a. few weeks.
Mrs. Worth l.. Fitch. Of this county, the
widow Of the man Fitch, killed in wreck
near Fort Worth, few weeks past, filed
suit In the district court for $40 900 damage
against the Missouri Pacific. Hare g. Head
represent tho plaintiff.
No rain for over six weeks. Everything
very dry.
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Waco.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Waco, August 1S-A gloom has been
csst over the city by the sad termination Of
the excursion that left here for Corsicana
yesterday. The excursionsts have been
slrsggliDg in all day from the scene of the
wreck. The only persons seriously hurt
we're those telegraphed you last night, Will
liam David and Joe Baruch, who have since
died.
Sheriff Hall to-day arrested j. L. Perkins
and his wife Jose Perkins, on writ from
San Saba county, charging them with MUIR
der.
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Leo Hartman Applies ror Naturalist
lion Papers.

New York, Angus. IS LEO Hartman, the
vell-known Russian Nihiliss, appeared In
tho superior court clerks otiioe this morn.
ing ard rcnouncing bis allegiance 10 the
emperor Of Russi, aled q declaration OF his
in,eo,ion 70 become citizen Of the United
States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
Longview.

Special to the Herald.
Longview, August lS.--Louis Meyer, who
has been doing business here for several
years, last january, made an assignmnnt for
the benefit Of his credi.ors. Several firms
a,tsched his goods. alleging fraud. AT the
last term Of the district court the grand jury
fraudulent assignment. Meyer was arress
ted in ST. Louis aud brought back to Longs
view, arriving onthis mornings train. He
gave bond for hia appearance Ia the district
court in January next.
Texas &c Pacific Engineer Boles, arrested
for an assault on lady at the Junction, had
preliminary trial yesterday and was COM
mitted TO Jail without bond.
Business 10 good. Tho weather very hot
and dry, the thermometer ranging high.
Cotton 10 coming in slowly.
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Graham.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Graham, August ls.-Two well.known
farmers living some ten miles west of this
place, engaged in little pistol practice yes
terdny. Several shots were exchanged but
no one hurt. Ono of the parties claimed the
othor had circulated damaging reports about
him, hence the difficulty.
Apistol was taken from the three MURDER
ers confined in our iail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
Galveston.

Special to the Herald. ~
Galveston, August 1s.-The remains Of
Captain E. d. Sudbury, of Corpus Christi,
who died at Hot Springs, Ark, arrived at 7
o'clock this evening aoccn, 'slisd BY his wife
and daughter. The dy will be- conveyed
to Corpus Christi by the first vessel.
William Kraft, porter for George Schnei-
der Il Co, was arrested this aaerHoon,
charged with the theft of property Of more
value than $40. About 800 cigars and half
demijohn of whisky were recovered, KRAFT
was landed In jail,
Since the city council, by resolution, grant,
Cd the privilege Of removing sand from the
beach esst of Third street, II has been re-
moved in large quantities Some complaint
10 being made against the councils action in
this matter.
Moses Krodell paint dealer. was tried
10 the recorders court this morning
Aad fined ten dollars for refusing
10 render his stock for assessment. His ex-
cuse was that the stock was not paid for and
was consequently not his properly.
Two steam lighters recently constructed
at Boston for Adoue Lobit, arrived at
quarantine station to-day.
More than two thousand bales Of new cot.
ton have been received here already this seas
son.
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success, everybody 10 far having rendered
free right of way. Subscriptions TO pur.
chase depot grounds have been taken and the
committees have met with pretty liberal re-
sponses to their solicitations. There ID no
doubt the road will be built, with Marshall
as q terminal point. The finest long-leaf
pine forest Of the entire south viii be pene.
trated BY this road.
The drouth still continues and there is no
prospect of rain apparent. Sowing for fall
crops is utterly out Of the question as the
fields are like bed Of iron.
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Wills Point.


Special to the Herald.
Wills Point, August lS.-This place was
visited yesterday with violent wind storm,
accompanied with rain. The wind did con.
siderable damage TO the new brick now being
built by Messrs. Williams & Gllchrist. a
portion of the front and rear walls were
blown down, causing loss of 81, 900. Much
Indignation Is expressed against the contrac,
tor for leaving the building in such bad
condition. Messrs. Williams q Gilchrist have
caused the work to 90 forward again
on the building, and 1t will soon be
finished. Mr.. l. X. Rose is also building a
new brick, and both buildings will be com,
pleted as soon as possible, and will be a
credit to the Point.
Cotton is beginning TO come in at o lively
rate. Farmers complain that the continual
long drouth has injured the cotton crop to q
large extent. The rain OF yesterday was Of
short duration and was of but little benefit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-19
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
The Wreck of the Excursion Train ON
the Texas a. 80, Louts Railroad.
ANegrO Sentenced to be
Hanged At Overton.
Reunion OF Ector's
brigade Mt Hen.
derson. Etc.
Austin,

Special TO tle Herald.
Austin. August lS.-The comptroller IL
sued circular to-day TO collectors, inform
ing them that all accounts not settled by
September lst will be placed in the hands of
the proper officers for suit, and that where
suit is instigated agains. collectors and mon
eys are subsequently, paid in, interest will be
charged on such amounts from the time the
accounts should have been settled to date of
payment.
Grand Master McLesry is In receipt Of m
invitation from the Grand Lodge Of Virginia
Masons to participate in the lodging of the
corner stone of the monument commemora-
tive of the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS. A
like invitation is being extended to all the
grand masters in the United States.
A communication was addressed to-day OF
the citizens university committee of Austin
to the governor, attorney general and secre-
tary.of state, asking the following
quetions; Flrst-Will vote agslns,
division and for the location of the
entire university al one place, as for instance
at Waco or Austin, be counted for Waco OF
Austin for the main branch; that Is TO say, II
the votes be cast for Austin and Waco for
the entire university and also for Austin and
Waco for the main branch, will the votes
cast for the entire university be added TO and
counted as part Of the votes for the main
branch In the event of division being carried
To illustrate, If $4,000 votes be polled and
20, 900 be against division and $4,000 for di.
vision, and of the 10000 against division
Austin receives $4,000 for the entire univer
sity ana Of the $4,000 for division Austir
receives Is, 900 for the main branch, will tn,
vote for Austin be counted as 16,00Os II
other words, will the vote be aggregated, O.
will only the vote on the successful sid,
be counted.i Second-will vote for Wact
for the main branch and the same ticke
for Waco for the medical department b,
counted for Waco for the entire university
Replies will be given tomorrow.
| A circular has been addressed by Colone
] M Swisher to the veterans asking them Il
Withhold their land certificates from the mar
ket for month, as he is in correspondence,
with New York capitalists with view o.
raising money to control the certificates in
body. He holds that If his plan is scceptet
be will be able to mako advances for as mucl
more as can be realized on the certificates a
present. His plan is endorsed by Governo
Peare, Judge Hancock and others.