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, 1881-11-06

HOG pNODCCTS-Wcre again fairly active and
arain weak though they did no: decline SO much n5
the previous dny. The European advices note d
further decline f I'd III uEd, but the local hog mar
ket was rtn and the decline In product seemed to be
chiefly tn sympathy with corn There was good deal
Of future stuff offered nnd much of 1t seemed to DO
selling, short. the be .ng willingly taken by loca:
hut heuyness again prevailed near the close The
packing OF this city since the close OF October asRre-
e:,e lis .m hogs asainst l5oo TO date last Tear' and
iSEs Hs - rUnKtijsc,ucd - ac}*c per bril- reacted
17i.c ,lnd n.a,n turned down, closing lgc below the
utest prices Of Friday, NJ about slaai BID TOT Touna
os o. es s1es %sfs 9s st Eeoed 1
December at 1861: SLY br!s seller JnnInry e
ill., io0 nrls seller Eeernary at Il. l99:l XII
ss:ier April vi *l7.sI Total! s:D brs- The follow;
I'M: gives the range for tho dns, including the ea4a
Dourd: <vs
Nc, ges r'ia:Hs,' .,s xS;5sS j S;;SS Il Si,;S e.
.;nqs5y isqsy; 1;a4 III III ss:x esi:i:x !sE ?
f 10 ~ ana closed E:e
Of a,cs spot Ut <iO; 0.l seller eceloeI <!J ~
O 0 les seller qt,9nry =, 81, 81 % II s ;.G z.i'eq @
Msrei, 81 rS,'st IT si2;aii? tes sess
ii; l' rs settler Nay ut Sl t Tptn t tn
a. suns ns e. S% ssSSs s e
.:,,, hs4 rsSsS a bill sa;a'si;sg lila 6 9i;S sl.
};sss'nssr Ssssa1ssr.::::<5 5S1 fqM sIS$S i S% g.
January ILL 1iG:5s! ii:1 3i3:4
Ms Es1Enar,. IL iA Ii; %ik Sti!:5 i!a ill.,
MEAT-neclneti le9lo,&c per 1o1 lbs. and closed
p5r.ci of 2o bs clear s:S5 o9 tss lon: M "'a
shnrt slsars nj *o; laD pcs green hams se bsl NJ
s Il 5s r. ID d x ~! s ts : s srSss
sssE g f1 .If,;s23 rf$ss :st'f If
f,.l .l1,I.CaH Hf H.
, 1881-11-06
REFoRmED EPIsCopA


Dlt, MEADE PKEAC1ls AT TILE CHURCH COR
T1{E nl:y +. W. ADAMS BREACHES AT S'r
Matthews Church. corner OF C!ark-st and Centre
ay., morning and evening.
Church. Morning subject: An Argument from the ~,
Greater to the Less" Evening: what snail Do
with Him"
BISHOP FALLOWS PREACH IN ST. FAuL'S
Church morning nnd evening" Evening subject;
.'Does Religion fuy:' .... ..:.. -
THE REV II. II. BOSW0RTII Will PREACH
in the Presbyterian Church Ut EngeWood nt1ip Ill.,
Sahbath-schUui uL 2:D
, 1881-11-06

FONE1GS.-
LoSpoS, Nov. - y. .n.-Consols, money, %
1916; account, l0. ...
American sccurities-I!linois Central, 1867;
Pennsylvania Central, l6S14; Eric, 4s:s-
PARIS; Nov. 5.-Rentes. 65f G21:c-
, 1881-11-06
UNITARIAN.

THE REV. BROOKE HEi:FOIsp rREACnh,S ,,s;aa, AZ
+ht. (bnrch Of tho Messinh. Morning sno1sc.'
::Kcen Thy Heart with all Diligence" sTen'ns'
lecture ON Thomas CarlFle- ,., ~ ,~,,r,
Th,rl Church, corner uf Monroe aao AaH'"''l7' -"
lD:45 4 III. - ,,,;-, rrrrs ~
tht,' morning in TnllS Church. corner DEARBORN"
NV, ind Nuitou-plice
, 1881-11-06

ruE REV. w. ). CROW IHEACnES At .1,!i1e TIE
f.hurr, pf tht 1teAeener tEis morn4uR ooo1ees' N~
Christian liea o! sacf1hce- 1rr
THE nEy. W H. hYpEK pdnx, tnn1eb Ma1a on Mieh.
ivan-ur-, near Ei-.AieeEth-sL
, 1881-11-06

THE REV +. 81. KlRkMAN PKEAC!lEs At
morning md evening . 49,. ,-,v
;1Ir I:Ey. j. W. ALLEN rREACIiES At THE
tiet best morning and evening.
THE REV u. e. HOLMES WILL pKEACIt, Ii!s ,laEs
morning In the Second Church. oakleS-as. 1''o '"c"
TuE REV, u. 4. BURGESS WILL. fKEACat
r,nrnug uad evening !n the First Cnurca Anu1au'
, 1881-11-06

THE REV. DIR. E. G. HIRsch WILL WILL. plsCoURsE q s!
on .jne1 II e1H11enfy.nrst-st and IndauA-aF.
, 1881-11-06

u~-f- REV. ". AsHMEAD SCfIAEFFE1s Will
,-anch NJ WicEer Park Church this norn1nx:
THE REV. {. KoEKSEK Pl.EAe11Es::S, s:, ~ i.nd ;,d
f,hnrch OF The I1ulf Trinity corner Oh 1ne~s. ~tie
1Ienrf,orn -a7,. ,nOyniuG and esehlEs.
, 1881-11-06

- TIE CHURCHES.
PEIfGf0Usc SERVICES Will Be
~ asIS ,e4ay d the Chicago churches by the fol-
n. 81
THE REV. WILLIAM FAWGETT Will PREACH
n Grace Ghurrh corner Il salis'av and Loeust"ss
THE REV r. r. srRoBR1DGE WILL PREACH
morning and evening In tha PARK Avenue Church.
chntth E nEy orE rMEAcs n31 T. T!Hrrf
morning und evening.
t. w df u THE 1bl
morning ana evening.
THE REV. Il II, nATFIELD BREACHES TODAY
riiE REy. FRANK BRISTOL PREAcnEs
s ChuSch' corner n Fonrtcenth-s. Fourteen " S'
THE REV WARNER THATCHER, WILL
s;e sornsr 'f 81 iinrrison on and iaul,nast: ~ ''f
TIE REV. A. GUKSEr Will PREACH MORN.
Ada una una fnl,on-sts. :. 1>N'' ~'N ~0' ' ~''A
% pK wlkLIAMsoS M raEAcaEs ell; ;i At TIE ,a; First
!;ysn}2s; Some Unreasonable Things Atheism
essa cue @Ssa: ne ID
CoEaREaAr1oEA1-
n'ornlng and evening in the South Church. Dzex-
n,ttE sr,r r r. Evrprsr% WILL 1s1rACYJ
narn Hn na even,n m n ~: Pi$nont fhurch Ni.h
ian-ny hrrween and twenty
mt,,, .,1r,. . ..@u,1,,vY> r,E T. t,tIEs n T1yt
First Church. corner Washington and Ann.sts,
r1,,e r,E1. q t,1,rEt, t,,,E,cuEs ~ ,Tt1rc
~. :.r - - .-1.,. - .nS
i,c crarIm OUTLET No''ns a1o aA0
rn", ,,,,,, =, i, ,,,o,c,r ,r,,, npr.w
mr. hE y. =: nnNocn ~ - Eni
'4Ati1 ~ s'4s@e ~ sAS "AsA.oAA
coFnes 1,s WE. Ma!son-st - NV, .,,,~.
r re y u. I<atsh = I'LL ffE.AC.a Hsss 1hst
rs svnH.,a ~. e'@"'"@ :" s'o -'A'''"'o '"A7 N
".,.. nr. =, =, ,.>.,,rn ,,,,, upr.r11
% aa,E a n, -. - g.; irco;n po- ESnrch
a!!o ~ t.E ...cotA A'A eH3'eA'
c9res y. @ ua'1e'nS1 ~ .S,'. uu - W. ,- ,,o,>-
TIE REV. y a. ~ " 1T NtL: Itf.A AZ Il slot1-N
inE ana evening 9 II nssnans tnofcn' eorass u
iAnntla a11n ~ -. iatlon-s.s. ~
THE REV. ARTHUR LITTLE WILL lliEACA
nornS ana eVsnng IN inc NOW ~ EnSaoo Gnuffn % Gn
ncaI oOsn.n' ~ % ,. ~ LILY ..u ~ ~. @ nn
h III ~ Suit sct.i
,.,.,; s,r Vii. -sDnr.. i1,r. rho f;nxne1 Find
mnn.' ~ 'D'' % o'A@'
1,,1,r TIT c,rrv1rra AM nm IN rI4r.
~ a IL. y hnrc ~ .1h,ch thc E1rse t:hnrrh viii
Ill., ETcning snrvice comducted by the Rev. Mr
: :uhh nf lonIun ERE Subject: ..The irish Cues
tipu: SOmu Phases OF the Present Disturbances and
T..
, 1881-11-06

NEW JEEU5ALEh4
THE REV. T. e. BoSTook BREACHES AZ LIN
coin Purk Chapel this moEntn9. A.,
mr.r uEY. w. F. PESDLET0N BREACHES At
1fnton Park Temple Mt II O'Clock. ~.
THE REV. l.. r.. AEREEh MIa Mina fMsnrsh ,nd nd
..a Tcmn;e on Van BuIen-sr.. pet"ceu Haos@7n auo
1ichtrR n-nyY.. at IL :. Ia
, 1881-11-06
:TvDEPENDENT.

INDEPENDENTS.
,,,r .rrrt. I,r PREACHING AND COM
atan .ervice at the Chicago Avenue Chnfeh tnio
nrnir,v nnu crangeiistic services In INC evening
He.ars1 Cuyse and Mlller- ~,~. .,,pr
nK THOMAS WILL PREACH ~ TIE 11o-
1,e.s Church Hootey's Theatre. NJ IL =. u. ~ -,
PROF. D. SWING breaches Al Il a. H. ~
f-nnYtu1 Mu.ic~EalL
, 1881-11-06


THE REV. ANTOINE l.ECIiEER Will. l'HEACtt
in French Mt the Cathedral IS. Peter and RAUL At lid
THE ItEl. II. e. ENSW ORTIZ WILL. OFFlCtATE
morning and evening III St Andrews church. corner
Of Iobey und WashnGton-sts.
THE REV. +, COURTNEY WILL OFFiciATE
morning aud evening III st. James church, Cass una
uurOn.sts -. ..,,
THE REV, r. 4. HOLLAND WILL! PREACH
morning and evening iu Trinity ChurchMtcn1ean-as:
TIE REV. T. n. MORRISON JK: fAEAtaEa
in the Church Of the Epiphany ON Throop-sI' near
Monroe morning and evening.
'rIIE 1;ry ". j. pETRlE BREACHES II THE
Church Of our Savior. OF Lincoln and be'den-
avs, ut II q. nj. and I:D p. M z..,,,
CATHEDRAL. IS. PETER AND PAUL. GOhNEN
of West Washington and reo.t-stsr & snG e,er Il
Knowles, priest in charc- Choral 1norntnE prsJsr
ard ceiehrultvu cf the holy comnnn1on, lu:3J sun
das % school und cgiidren's service, p H. Choral
d TIE uEy. G. LOCKE, .. D., oFFiC1A'rES N
f;r.ca Church corner Wabnsh-ay- and Slxteenth-ss'
At ii H. m and s:5 y, M
THE REV. ARTHUR KITCHlE oEfiCiATI s.Ii. ,ns IH
The Church or the Ascension. corner La sas4e anu
Eim-sts , morning and evening.
THE REV D. F. FLEErVoQD oFF!C!ArEs a,lr&s
morning and evening In 81 Masxs Lnufcu eo'@aso
(;ruye-Ay.. corner Thirty -s11tA-st-
, 1881-11-06

173 South C1aTk-st., Cmeago'
Consult personally or BY mali. FREQ OF cnaTae Ga ~
ehronic nervous, OF speclnl dtseases~ Dr ). hean
the only physician In the city who warrants os
No pay. Uou1ss IA. N. 70 ?. H.; sunox1A"W :. ~
, 1881-11-06
MINING N EWS.

FHANCISEtJ.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-S1ining stocks closed
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The Medical Journal is taking good care
of DIR. Bliss, In its last number il saws
that the weight ofproressional testimony is
to the effect that Dr. Bliss pursued n proper
course in not probing the wouud-that
probing would have resulted in instant
death iffollowed in the true direction, or in
mystifcation if followed in the false one.
Tho wound was "A peculiar one, illustrating
the fantastic eccentricity ofwhich bullet
is capable, and defying absolutely every Of
fort of hypothesis.
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ST. LOUIS.


Robt. Obelinis, a man known to every
body in st. Louis, and a resident here since
1899, died this morning of paralysis. He
was prominent in past political
and sporting circles, and was
noted for want of fear and
herculean strength. He had the reputation
of being hard man, and at least one DELHI
crate and unproyoked murder was commit
ted by him, or which he served few years
in the penitentiary. He was at one time a
very wealthy man, but later fell into re-
duced circumstances.
Rumors are rife Of a robbery on the Iron
Mountain railroad. The officials refuse to
give the facts, but it is pretty well estab-
lished that three men are concerned in IA
stealing which has been systematic,
the men working into each 9TH
thers hands so as to even matters
up on the books, One of the men is said to
be located in Galveston, Texas, and the
other two in st. Louis, and are said to be
relatives of large stock holders on the road.
The amount of the robbery is in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 The rumor is creating
an immense sensation
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

CALIFORNIA fruit raisers are making for.
tunes in consequence of the general failure
ofall kinds of fruits in the south, east and
west. The advance in fruits in San Fran.
cisco, this year, has been from 100 to 800
per cent; and many orchards have returned
over 81 900 per acre, The heavy freights
paid on fruit, and the large amounts decay.
ing during It's transfer across the continent,
have hitherto been the chief trouble that
the California farmers have met with They
are getting around this now by canning
fruit, which is found to be much more
profitable business than shipping the fruit
in its raw state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16
rBDEpARTMENT of Insurance statisti,


nd History, Austin, Texas, August 5, 1881.
This certines that the Glens Falls Insuranc,
Company, of New York, having complied with
all the requirements oflaw relating to insuranc,
companies in this state, and having exhibited
certificate from the Comptroller of Public ac
counts, showing payment of state occupation ia,
for Ave months from the first day of August 1881
is hereby authorized TO pursue the business Of
Fire and Marine Insurance throughout the state
from the first day of August 1851, to the sist day
OF December 1881 upon payment ofsuch further
tax to county and municipal Corporation In
which said company may do business, as re.
quired bylaw, lntestimony whereof hercuntc
sign my name and ailiS the impress of my official
sea-, the day and date lirstsbovc written.
A,W, SPAIGHT Commissioner.
7 X Ferguson agent Office Water Supply
Company, Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

Tue New York Express says that the new
warden of the Kings county penitcntiary
has abolished the use of the cat" in that
institution. II is a disgrace to humanity
that the weapon should be allowed to exist
in any penal institution in the country. 1t
is a relic of barbarism, and has too often
been applied by vindictivc men to wreaS
their vengeance upon the unfortunatcs who
have been put under their charge. There
are other means of enforcing discipline with
out rosorting to the lash
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

THE New Orleans papers are insisting on
electricity for illuminating the wharves
Speaking OF the comparative cost of the
electric light the Democrat says: The
fact is that the gas company could not fur.
nish the same amount of light for $50 600
no, not for 100000 per annum, and it /.
therefore idle to discuss the matter. 1.-THE
object is to have the wharves illuminated
the system is electricity, If the idea be ia
have tho wharves virtually without light
by all means invest $4,000 per annum in
gas
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AND now because tobacco fourishos in a
orthern cline, they propose in Ponnsyl-
vania to experiment with cotton. The Nor.
ristown Herald says, "scvcral attempts
have been made in the state recently to
raise cotton. The introduction Of the to.
bacco plant here, some years since, was
Thought to be useless enterprise, but time
proved quite the contrary, for the fields of
,n's article are now among the chief attroc.
uons TO travellers through Lancaster, Dau.
ph,n and other counties, Who knows but
eo,,on, though no longer king, may not
WIN tobacco be classed 1t an early day
Keystone statc9n VI '"O
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Of our industries, as was New York, one
night in stealth, to remove our dead to 9TH
or places where We can duly care for them,
but until so forced, let the bridal chamber,
death, be undisturbed by pick or shovel.
But not now, not now.
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Freight Trnln Mrnrl,nh.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock an
incoming freight train. ON the Texas IL Pa
cilic, road, from the east, jumped the track
at the bridge near the water tank, in the
vicinity of the fair grounds, and tore up the
truck and damaged the bridge considerably.
No one was injured. The 5:35 east-bound
train was detained some six hours awaiting
the necessary repairs on the bridge, which
Superintendent IRVINE had done as quick a,
quick rs possible
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Mr. LIE Dues tea farm turns out to be
even greater failure than was at first sup
posed, For the $l5,00Oput into the Venture,
the government has an iron safe which
cost 800 and some no-account tea plants.
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THE fare on the railroads running out OF
Boston has been reduced to five cents to any
point within five miles, and the expert
ment is said to be satisfactory alike to the
companies and to suburban residents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

THE progress of railway building in In
dia continues to be rapid. Much was done
during the Afghan war; but the work did
not stop with the return of peace. On Jan
nary ! 1881, 9,32j miles of road were open,
and SIS miles had been added during the
year then ended. Compared with the pre-
Vious year. the increase Of tho net revenue
was considerably more than halfmilion
sterling
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16
A Pnrrnt rirht.

a parrot fight at Shono's book store rails.
cd u ripple Of excitement yesterday. There
arot two parrot, at the store, and when a
man who had one for sale entered with Il,
the. birds declared war at once. The two
males clinched and rolled over and over
feathers and uttering words that were Inv
no means complimentary. They were sep.
araled or they would have Killed each
other.
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Miss VANDERBILT, the only unmarried
daughter of William H., Vanderbilt, is
shortly to be married to DR., Stewart Webb,
son of General James Watson Webb, the
eS-Iournalist, cS-consrcssman, cX-Unted
States minister and ex'Sing Singer, we
might say, but he was parloned out before
he entered it, for fighting duel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

TnE shah of Persia is making preparations
to visit the car of Russia in April next, and
it is possible that he will visit other Euro
pean courts. The shah visits, and the peo-
pie, oh, pshaw at the bills they have to
nav
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

UNDER the auspices of the land league II
fearful increase of crime has been reported
in Ireland, The agrarim outrages vary
from murder and indccndiarism to putting
needles into potatoes TO be fed to the cattle
of Boycotted farmer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

The supreme court Of Massachusetts has
ruled That woman cannot practice law as
an attorney in that state. Nevertheless, there
is female lawyer in Boston who proposes
to do any sort of practice that may not
require her presence in court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

THE upholsterors ofthe Mhite House at
Washington say the cushioned chairs and
sofas are infested with ''cimcx lcctularius."
That is even worse than malaria. 70 quiz
ninc must be added Burns celebrated
remedy copias doses Of "ltl red smed-
dunn y
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report, or perhaps more properly speak
ing, the general understanding is that the
princess OF Wales is far from being an inteli-
gcntwoman, but for all that she is very
popular, which fact is ascrbcd to her beau
ty and her gentlcness, kindness and sweet
charity. With such Il husband as she has,
if She has all these qualities, she ought to be
DOnulnr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

AND now eX-Gov. Moses, the carpet-bag
governor of South Carolina, who was arrested
in New York for swindling, is wanted in
Newark, n. j., for similar offences.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16
SHRENEPORT.

A Regular Passenger Train TO be Put on the
Now Orleans Pacific Tomorrow Week.
Special to the Herald.
SHREVEPORT October 15.-Your cores
pendent learns from private source that a
regular passenger train will be put on the
New Orleans Pacific railroad tomorrow
week, from this city to the end of the track.
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Administrators Notice,

lnpurSuancc of an order of the probate court
of Dallas county Texas, made on the 18th day
Of October 1881, shall sell ut public out.cry at
the court house door IN the city of Dallas, ON the
10th day of November 1851, ut t. IA IN, TO the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand a
lease of the Grand Windsor aud LeGrand hotel
expiring on the 18Th day of June, 1885, and all
furniture and other personal property pertaining
70 said building Und belonging to the estate OF
W IL Whitla, deceased.
W 4. STRANGE.
Administrator estate w. II. Whitla
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

FoNDA, n. Y, October l5-Edward Earle,
Al years Ofage, was executed ut ll:35 o'clock
this morning by sheriff Mitchell, in the
jail yard at Sageyille, Hamilton county, for
stabbing and killing af his wife last Febru-
arV
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Defense In the Malley Case Rest,

New HAVEN, Conn, October 14.-The de.
tense in the Mallcy case rested this morn
ing, and the court adjourned till Monday
at ~ a, M. I he state will produce fifteen
witnesses in rebutta.
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Suicide.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 15.--Gcorge Car
roll, a young man, committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself in the head with a
pistol y"
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A Negro Hanged.

ArLATA, GA, October 15.--Frank Hud-
son, colorcd, was hanged at Dawson, in this
state, to-day for the murder of David Lee,
Miss Lee and negro girl.
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NEW ORLEANS, October l5.-Goyernor
Witt died at 1890 a. m.
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OCTOBER ls, 1881.
INDICATIONS.

For the west gulf states Fair weather. east to
south winds stationary Temperature
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Everyone has will and mind to think for
himself, yet many will 70 about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends
DIR. Bulls CouglSSyrup for that cough.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

others " no
lose their
stock by q
miserable cf-
fort at econ
oIny. There
are others
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no ZEE: SOLID At Avcz,YoM.

IReSe familiar words recall TO the farmer
ana Others Interested, the unfortunate neces-
bity OF sometimes getting rid OF Stock that
is not otherwise salabe on account of blem.
lshcs or impertections. To improve upon
This method, by showing how TO restore your
stock to first-class condition, Is the plan
herewith presented, The signal benefit of
the Great German Remsty to mankind very
reasonably induced its application to tho
Suatrings and ailments OF the dumb crea-
ton, beginning with the Horse. People who
hlcd 1t were more than surprised by its re-.
suits as sttested in the speedy and perma-
aonI cure of their Stock, and they gladly
announced their experience by word Of
mouth and by the public press, until to-day
FARMERS and DEALERS, SrocKMEy Ann
hREEpEEs, the COUNTRY OVER, are using ST.
JACOBS OIL With delight, satisfaction and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

~ WI L. 1 Ile
nnists Ike Of
thirkinEttat
anything &.
good enough
for p Horse
Is made by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

VINO hUmencly regard tho welfare of their
faithful dumb creatures and provide for
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services, nnt it ought IN find rcnsy
rtspunso from Tho National Congress;
,ut tim. lopnn maintains that wlvn-
ever lie has cnllrnyorc,l 10 cnil M
the bin snmn obIcHtm has been imtcrposrd
from tho Democratic sitie. There was tho
sauso experience yesterday, and ten. I.ogn,'
raisctl the question Of consideration III order
IN tarco tho Democrats to 20 III record.
With tho single exception Of Scnntor f.amnr.
they y0tci soltttly against oven considering n
common gratitude which might be tlfspnsed
of In ten minutes. lilo Democratic
politicians nrc very mucll Mistaken IL they
fn,ugtno Tim. constant exhibitions nf partisan
malice ngniMst tho great lender Of the Union
armies aro calculated 10 galn for tfein tho
popular sympathy Ut which they are 10
sorcLy III nccd.