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aliNiness. in sentiment OF keusc, Rhe hHa always
norHn hnrsolf wofthiiy M tho Capital Guy Of tho
Etul,lre, int
THE IRISH CONVENTION.

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E1eotion Of Delcantes-Rcunton Of tho
Nles't'. Sherlock, so"n1aa, and Fin-
orty:
sian ycstorsy aiteraoap ~ ynos tho
prrs,'ont IN -. nheis m, o,,o. - ,a ,,o, ..o
Inc VIVA to peet t ~, .so @
in tho forthcoming irish Na:iunai Convention.
Mr. ilynos was nominated for .lcio8oto by vico.
,', Ss,o". ~. IN Hnrians I, Ino M no'hauon WA see-
question. and tir. Iiynos was oleotod by rising
vnte, n,ntl chessN, Ms. Michael Kculey was
ptcctcf tho scrnnh dnlrrntn Tt,c oIui, t,cc,,tn,t
to xiyo m % Informal % nsivato Ao reeention @ o to
Mcssrz. ot,onnor, Iicaly, mud Bhcchy nost
Saturday night, auI ,so decided 10 grnnt al tho
privileges OF tho ciub to tho ,tecua,cs to tho
convention aur'hR INC coming week. Mr. =. d.
)nroy wae appointed by tho President TO tako
c,,arge Of tho sale of tjcots At tho cillb rooms
fnr lin Irfsh Nnttonn, roccrtton ~ ho t,t,oc ~
Mccormick [[ull "Wednesday uvoutnp. Tho club
thon a,lto,,rnct, Til Thursttny evening,
After tho nd nJjonrnment Of thc c,ui, thu ceo,.
nit,co ~ ~ 1s tso e ~
Convention and the reception to Mossrs. O'Con-
nor and ltcaly aud Father shcchy mot, Nr, J..
+, Ftnorty urusj,Iinu. Batjsfact,rv roports wero
presented pr ,,, " tue chalr'nn,, Of tho romm!ttco
VI ~ tta W, f,u.1 Mnu tn9 EnMFan o1 tao Com
Ns i nn..,s ~ sas ~ sa4i r. - nan ,..,
~ nKneW. " tao Loininlttee on tia AsKeu
a1f ~ w., H. fGxnfa 10 INC scatnS OF dols
EHtes , TO 5so eoi,vontion a1 wns, on i1otton ~ Of
natt luE ~. F!stoIs iaiay nn Accoh,.lo-
t" attna II, ,xn, ~ s@uGry; @ no s3hyeSi0n, ~ Wae
s@tteas @ W.la upon at IL S!oek wednesday,, aud
taS PUBLIC ,saception 10 sir; OE0nHor and tle
H!noc,, R"'''e"'ou 1fo'n 'Fe1ano Will occur at
1uer; .T n,,,.,, ..,,., .,,,.. ,,,...
oan,.. III Ino reception ~! woald
NY !r!sn 1roin tao ialff!nr
s, ,st, n1' aK. st.sted tht sno iioor-
Tho Reception Go;nu,jttco n appo,nied su,.
coMmittee, cot.sAtng OF Mcsrf8, Kcefey, tIyncs,
Dixon, sean!un, MeKcough, und Dunno, to mset
Mrs PArnell, Mr. OC9nn1r. n. T.. ntid. MIR. Ford,
Who will arrive via tho GRIND Trunk honl nj
s:D this forenoon. 1t ssas doturmnud that
Aiessrs ncaly nliu O'Connor md Fathur shechy
Pal,ncr IIo,lso tlnrIng tlloir Btny III Chfcngo.
, 1881-11-28

utah' nro III tho 9Fafsd Iacluo.
CAyT. GEDIrs. 4, u, t.. and Henry WInnct. Of
Trr1ntu ('In,,n mrs ut fl,n Grand itnriitn
o....... -. ;.
,.tEoRuE t'lu hct; Oh fhr1s. Esnnec. ail1 u. H.
Et"'-. II '"h"stfl, EfE'ahu nfa VT the Falmer'
THE Deunnn Ithon,psou combination pngscl
through ths city ycstGriay, reglslbrluK at tho
Palmer.
~ II np.- mr., rooht,, t-o,,oa,. ~ ro,t
f,o,r,r ,s uar r'eM na,, nm"Guy' ~ F91s @
fisena +, MH'""cS'ot" afHc AeFt''oS' "to IL '"e
eFa"o f"e''e'
CuN0N1 ss,fAN 81. 4. CUTS, OF Oskn!oosn, H.,
pnssvl thruusa the city yesterday, registering al
tho Grand Pacific,
IN, nusu.v rso. p-o.,1ort snr,n,n,t, ,,tro
tStar :,!a& & GsV'; r ;rrs"SUl SsrMeu u,, Fle
Ma.n = a. ~ I.nan p.,EsS' VI 9pF'nX"elo'
"'nse'' % u. '"o HFh'ia fae'nc'
1EOHuE y. MERR1Lp, OF Lawrence, Mass,
Commanders -in-Chtef or tho Grand Army OF tho
NopubiIc. is at tho GRIND rnuIfc.
oru,n.. t,.,.,,.,s Ia a,,t.,,, ~ o,,.,,,,,.,
as ~ i ,,, - nGslsuus w.; % " optaau.ng IN
st4,., y, M thy Msg , ~ ,,,.', ' tnu pnSses
r. mfank vi ~ III. y it III, Vsu,. V, noB"rnee
- o'"oA' 'r'p'heo wv" BLK IF,nse'
ABOUT thirty members OF the Boston prots1cn
ExchanKo arrived Ut ti,p Father iinusc ysstcr.
day, en route for Celar liaplds, ia., whoro tho
National Uuttor und Epg Association begins its
annual session tomorrow.
.,.,,,,,ua,x., ...,,., 49,, .,
a. A. umknWMn .naE was afownea ~ Calnnot
3k 3hhks ycstGituny i.ny a1eetnooh "niaS cfoselng tlo
Luxe ,Toni iMlitnat an tae ice. inc man y sup.
, 1881-11-28
Important Changes About to He nIado
IN tho General Departments uf tll0

VxF II.
IL ia rumorod that Mr., ]. F, Gotturl, Goneral
Freight Agent OF tho Atcnison, Topvkn l. Hnnta
F1 halfway ia soun to bo appointed Tratllo Nun.
serves tho nromotion. I1o Is n freight mnn or
rrcAt cxucrtenoo and ability. AMI much t,f TIN
prospcrIty OF tho road ls duo to bis onterprino.
Ho asaumod churgo Of tho tgo4ht dopar,uvnt
Of tbis road WHOM Mr. Stroux bcoau,e ueueru,
Manager, and hts nianaHpn,0ns Of Tho depart
Euing u tho Alchla.i.l. Topeka = Santa FS b!r,
Goldar.i Tor many years occupied the position
Of Assistant Uener1l rFfeIHht Agent pf tho Chi.
ea9Q, Duriinrtun i nuiuoy Ia Till otty. and
Rni,lod '1uIIo u reputation for oillolency 1nd
utility aH {feixhtHnp, 1t Ia becvetl that bfr.
r. l.. Pnrkor Will bV appointed Genernl Pfotuht
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nj IL i = s'roc>- :, 81,
Mhttlu Crtsset were untLau h uxrrlusO VI Tho fvS-
ovneo Ut luz bftds'. pAtnats " H9nt kupxaua.sl.,
tsu uGl1ck. No cal4s,
, 1881-11-28

Wsreco,nmeAd EIdrs,t3c sowlng-,naoltue
, 1881-11-28

was thon callcd an. Ilc liketictl tho mon whom
ho sAw around him. aud who fought with hin,
sGvantson years mgo, to tho old AbolitionIsts
whn bad battled, "a T. Seetnel, hopeGsly, yet
those at the oll Guard who weru sneu preseIlt
Were promised that thelr hopes tnny 10 fulfilled
III tho lIeAr future. The feeling und spirit which
they aroused thon allna.ie the lrsb quustion
tue leading ous In contemporary politics ~ tho
Mntl-6lnvUry monument wn8 the leading oilu in
thu politics Of twenty years uxO.
II WIS decided to send two delegates to tho
National Convention, aud Mrasrs. K. L. Morrison,
an1 7. Z. bhe.l9uk wors cllosen 40 such Capt.
MultUNs md Col. Quirk Were chosen aiDrputry,
. conItnittao eoilalstlnY Of L. r. Sherlock, j.
y. Ta'ly. Jnan :. Fnetty,, ". J. Mynus. Bartiol.
rontoA to raorRnnlxo tho Oh 1nurtl, and tho
mootinE then adjourned for olla week.
Yhe Twelfth Warti Land LeuKue met yegtcr-
day !u1rnln1 ut 1t. JarlHt4's Church ard HlVctct.
J.. W. Dunno and hinrtln Mullahuy daieyNtos tU
the counting convention. aud j.. w. Wright and
Martin Hogan MlternAtea.
Ernuch No. 81, A. u, H., mot In bohemian
Hall. cnrner Ut Canal an1 Iaylot strccis yestur-
A., day afterno0,i, ~ and eloctca latrtck Hurry
tlvos 70 the irish National tunyuntlou.
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covering an area Of several hundred fsot,
Wsro burned TO the ground. The property
WAS owoed by Mssers. Kain IS Campbell,
Fink Thomas, Dr.. Crewdug, Richard COIN,
j. Stafford aad G. e. VfeSland, in
the order naRed frsm Murphy street.
A strong south wind wss blowing st
tho lime, and at ono time threEssssd the d.
atruetion OF that porsion Of thc opPoate
block occupied by Mr. Bjlisgtoo The hard
ware dealer, aad Mrs Chestnut, millinsr.
The awnings IN front Of issaa buildngs woro
cnsrrSd into Goals, but wSro ertin-
gui'hod by the bucket brigade before
say further aamsge resulted. Ths Western
Union telegraph posts adjacent were
burnt 10 the grouHd, aGd ell co1Rubica,ion
with the outside world 5bltcrSted The as.
mOaphoro was stuSded with aory sparks and
dense with yUdocsiiug smoke. 4 ltree crowd
composed OF both ladies Gnd gentonen Wit
messed tho condIgralion. With duo defer
sEcs and sympathy with the unfortunate
sufferers, We cannot refrsio from
predicting that the fro will
prove blessing, as fsr IS appearances 20,
20 the yici1iIy ia which it is located This
ola 5ilfpidstsd frame buildings destroyed
ge are assured, will ba replaced by substan-
tisl brick oDos, and laat portion Of tho city
so lo1e neglected, will at Las. mako prs,
s3alEbl1 appearance,
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TREE 70 sEaVE.n

Che chose His service. For the LORD Of Love
mad chosen her and paid the swful price
For hor redemption; and hal sought her oct,
And set her free, and clothed her gloriously,
And put his roya, ring upon her hand
And crowrs Of loving kindness On her head.
cbs cuase IT, Yet she seemed sh9 could not
Weld
Tine fuller measure other lives ecu 4 bring;
F3r He had given O. precious glr'.
Atrs8surc and L charge to prize aad keep,
upy hand, a darling hand thst traced
q. her hearts talbot UmGs Of golden love,
And there was not ulucn room for other lines,
F8r time and thought wcle spent, (aud rightly
SPENT
For He had given tho charge9 and hours and
days
Were concentrated on The ony dear task.
p,t He rad need ofher. Ect one new gem
gat many foI His crown:-not ore 5tir sbeSf,
R.t aa y She should bring, and she h5uId
have
Arcref. happier hsrVes. home atlsst,
B.eau g more fruit, more glory, md more
prise
lie. lips should yield 10 Him. And SO Eo
CANA.
rbe Master came Himself, and gently too6
Tsalitlle hand in His, .nd gave is room
amopr IN augel-harpers. Jesus came
ArJl.il Isowuheud on ,hsquiycdus haSrt,
And mad d II very still hist re might write
Invisible WORDS Of powor-''Eres 20 Sswcl"
Then through the darGecss aud the ehin BE
sent
,b.gt.rsy of His love, aysioping
The Dlv.tlc writing CHA 10 sIowed aua shone
ApBUtul ala her liis With radiopsc nHn,--
The.happy service Of a yielded heart
With comfort that lie never ceased 10 give
Bccauee her need could never ceale,) she
6llsd
Tbs empty challces Of other lives,
And time and thought were acg.orth spent
rrfJlm.
VIM loy,l ber with His everlasting love-
LET Him write what Re will upon ouc hesrta
VIZ, rfis .r,a,-iot~ men. Thcg grc ais OWE,
INV, from, IN, rocr hy Ills selecting .rSct,
p,o,,a.olby griaowr qlorv. Le.Him write!
p',I,,.o H.. win moi erory out cpe sweet word
p1t ic iaacyios a gweet.r,-but to grave
oS,r.,ts,,,n ain, ,,r.ver to 7ls n .aise,
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TOs7.


, J,,,,, en-, cId nun her OF AupletOu's Journal
FROM 'h OF" j. "'',o, 49, ,I,n, eysr Won
1es, o4A d '"' "e'- i''''
knew. -.,,-,...,..,..
~ + ''sL' TrN'rJ the tIqori,a rsll
Whom the O,a mn t'"" VI" an" H'o ''''' '7 -'''
throa<h, -,.... .,..,, ,.1, o., ,,i.r..
And Wnh u ,'..l CAV, 1r,p n .bo
NhaL 90 On 'n''N 10y -
lre, a.. ,.,,+ ,I.,,, ,,t,1,r
Thst'crept along ina V'9P' "''N'' NO -'''
But Robin I h'sJ-Go{' @us n, there no zee sftsr
me, ,,.oot,,,,,.,. ,,boyt
Anyone, mis- ing him iAen @i'"t yhSu,-
ON nov sHpUt'e; VI -, ca so,iH '''-'
Save little k0oin. Ahsi2i H ,,o Wy ITO
They tri, q, out the l'o hs'" 'HS'" '"1N Inv q
wall. ,o..,, 49,, AL,
lcou haHr 'n'in 80 az ~ "V ~, 49, '~''
"Ncvcr mind, baby, Sit SIM IKE nan,
We're coming TO set you vs. tT'o a, " 80,
lhcy u'd nnI see n,ui, pu. IIu.'i ''' '"'
Suli on beam, hlN ,tIe s,r"" ny ,.
Careta.'y piacto ny ms SLuS, Hnu ..2 , -
stared W tho nahe WIN uHul ~ a.. ~ l'''
Celm Hnd unconscious % hearsl ~ 10, uie ,,t
TLsrO"r Of tho Ere W "oote iau,' n"at ~,
the sound 0l MS moshei 'oA'S' '"''0N'N ''''
name ,, p..r,..o.I :, T.
From rsaQf ing tho CulAG. DIV 1 4l7SlN 49, a
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Wrltins ON Npwannp.rr

The Bangor (Mo) Wing Of a recent dslo
published an item conaoriog lawsuit
which was carried on by the United Stotcs
government to dofcnd tho action of q Syria
cue postmaster who re 'usqd to deliver .
newspaper without the payment Of letter
postage. Tho caao occurred du.ing the i'd
ministrsiion Of Colonel William w. Teal as
postmaster Of this city, under President Polk,
and under 3 lSV Of congr,s suhj9ctng news
papers passing through the malls with
writing on thew to lettor postage. 4 circu-
lar from the Hon. Cave johnson, Of Tennes-
see, then poTsmster- general, enjoired upon
all postmsstcra y rigid observance of
that law, and prompt compliance With tho
requirements Of his circular on shSs subject.
1t wSe in the discharge Of this duty by Col.
Teal, ana while enforcing "sticsp instruc-
tons from the department ct Washington
that the suit against him was commenced.
A. paper addressed to Miss FELTON,, niece
Of tho late Charles =. Hicks, then, or suDse-
qusntly, clerk of the county of Onondsga,
came to tue office and, having writing on It,
was subjected 20 letter postoge, which Mr.
hicks declined to pay, Col TEAL, there
fore, Instructed hia deputy not to deliver the
paper. Mr., hicks subsequently tendercd The
usual newspaper postage in SehsIf Of hil
niece and demanded the paper, Which was re-
fused. MIR. Hicks then, rs guardian Of Miss
Felton, a minor, Instituted the suit agsins,
ColoRel Teal as poStmssterof Syracuse. The
case was reported to tie department ri
washington, snd the return mail brought sn
autograph letter from the pos'masler-gen-
et" thanking Colonel Teal for a faithful
discharge OF duty, saying be was the only Of
licer VINO NAG rIgldly enforced tho law and
fuily compiled WitA instructions IN his cir
2ulsr, and especially, assuring Colonel Teal
tne government would stand By him 10 the
!a'. ana deiray AZ Inc expenses atlend'
linS tHe l'usaVoa, Instructions we're imme'
g."Ie'{ u'sp''c9ed from 'sningto7 TO the
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sgnop''s of Opinions nellyerelby She

+
Supreme COurt, january II, 1881.
lPrepsied for the Herald by Edward j. Hara-
ner, of GalYes.on.)
Benny +. Clayton vs. N. NJ. McKunoa ct
al. AS this osso WIS tried by the court
without jury, sD3 as we are Of opinion tina.
there was competent evidence sufficient 70
authorize tho judgmen. rendered the orro-
ne0ug admission OF evidence you'd not re-
quire q rGver3. Of the judgment. (Mjltan
". Obj, , Tex, $50; Beatty VS.. Whi!la
ker, 20 Tex, 526; Smith vs. Hughes, 28 Tox.,
24S,) The petition prsysi FOR citation TO
John W. Clayton, Of Liberty, Texas, rs
guardians Of H. y. Clayton" The decree
ordering partition rnciLed tbtL whe minor,
Henry z, Clayton, appssred by his guar
diSn,' and the decree CONFIRMING the petition
mtdo by tae commissioners directs TINT
John ". Clayton, guardian Of Henry X,
Clsy.0a y hSyo rad receivs for ihe
Use 0nd bynSfL Of iaid Henry f. Clayton -
etc. Held, That the court making these
aecrees must bdpresumcd TO have hsl m(-
tlcient evidence that John W. Clayton was
such guardian, and from tho racitaig it must
further he presumed that tue raia guardian
appeared in person or by attorney. Henry
X Clsvf,r ,,sed ,,,,,s ~ HI, 90, o,d v,orJ
Uonry n rIsytcn ~ hvg 595 .orna I ~ T Isn1
Hall Ne SnS ~ j1 SJi, l% go, CT bn, ''" ,L
notice 1rb.r fsc baiJ I,rS, I ti,Io e. w. ,", wa,
mhisct "a srp;ts5ln tit,n 81 ss ~ n ~ 'it
ton IA .o T,ncb % '' nrs honebiy MIN H.
man, Tbs lana VS. VIA NV wy" W. ~
snd Henry r Clsyfor;s sSSr 1'I ro;d ~ wv 81,
ssi5 gner8is, Nv tEa a1r,;N;stroin r,0 ia
TboIe j. 49, s3iianoa t%at ,Lo ,r,ni 80
in ttLia, hi. o,n.,o .o,nJ J., bsd ;',
nrpJa,,y nov tbsf ,be rn,ob ,s ~ Se a ~,
notns i,sf ibs sn";t"Sia cisis ~ ,hs ls;,
mn coui9 he vrrdG yGsr tbi4 ,c,inn af hi,
rn,r5i,n and re- hn Sa3 ao ."oh NIX, ." ..
tLe lsIJ ~ ,so,S srt;,o lin, 81 OS u ~
isf,d.nIs Who uoro in na , N'''S ;, w.
Isr.i t;t'o Dorov 20 etricSiinos' * XII ~ -"
GcnlS ,s,ocI,ts iT,,ica ! ,'-'o@'''5'' - A'''
-, '' =, '-l'' 80 ~ J,s.i nv,
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,cvc your Wnir,r Ylccp i,,noautIrnI,

Tho "Lnndon Hair Color Restorer" ia tho
most delightful article ever introduced 10
the American pcoHle su3 is Totally differ
emit from ell ether ESir Rtatorors, being en-
lrcly frsS from sl iHpurS ingredients tsst
reaoer Hsny other articles for the hair CIV
ncyiop,. Wh,rs balSnoss or fslliCg Of the
hair exists, or permanently erSyn0ss, from
sicktofs, or 9thor csu,es, liz uso will restore
tho natural youthful color, and cause 2
healthy growth, cleaning tho scalp from all
impuylio', dran1ruG, etc., 81 tho salu0 time
q most pleasing and lasting hair dressing
frssrsu,}y perfumod, rendering tho hair soft
and piable making Il on Indispensable arti'
ele in evory toilet. Ask your druggist Tor
London Hair Color Restorsr. Price, II
cents bsttlc. Six bottles, "a. Main depo'
Of The United States $50 North Sixth street
Philadelphia.
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Or. Hunters Specific and Injection No. J
IRE warranted 90 cure Gonorfhcea. elect
O5r3oe, Structure, disease Of the Kidneys
Bladder snd Urinary Organs OF males and
i0malas.
DR. Hunters Specific No 2na sure REM
e6y for Shenaajol,hea, Seminal woasne.s,
Nightly Emissions aud Loss Of Power, cau,-
I'd by lali-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price Of Or. huutor'a Specific So per bottle
injection ISL. Sent everywhere BY oxpross
DR.. j. Diusbeof cole proprietor, No. Il
NORTH Seventh street, 80. Louis, Rio. Sen
two stamps tor ,restiso. Cures eusraate @
0rm9aoY refunded. a4-dsw-iy
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postrueti.e EIre rrianr Nleht.


The down town station at 1925 Fr,d,y nigt
sounded the alarm of ono Of the most e1isn.
sive fires that hiss occurred Ia this silly for the
past year. Tho Scsno of coRhagrstion 10 To-
ca,el Oh Elm street, extending westward
from Murphy s!re9t and Nor'amiog iho row
Of frame buildings ~ fsr Re- tho Crystal Pal
.co sto-s, which il q Inventory br0s bulldog
The ire department turned gu, promptly Eaa
tAey were soon en- hsud, BIT. Oh, ergi.Qs
worked bndly, Tie Wsler il tho yre' Gcirg
frSr'n up, while the byisup refOiod 20 res
gaul, aheTlag = wsnt Of ESisr. Inc ssync
at the cuthreak Of the Are wa lively eaa.
Works livery atsble on NWn street, which
was in close proximity ta the esndsgrQlion
WAS tho centre Of attraction. The oorsUe
were being hurried OUT ms rkri6ly os possible,
ss well ~ tho numerous vehicles, while
the pound party Eiyop for toe poor,
which WAS ia progress IN Lively
hall on tho second floor, wss broken up, BY
the time tho engines began throwing half
way stream, all the frame buildings con-
sun1ed were either on fro or IN t9- ec' Of
catching. A large and excited crowd gdh-
orol around and the sircetg for two blocks
were almost packed with mon The lire
men did their level bysl, but they worked
usdsr dis advantages, rs tho engines pipsl
were Trojan and the scarcity si wsleT pre-.
vested their throwing oven fair stream.
With the exception Of the gun stores mos. OF
the good, from the others wsfs saved. So fsr
as the buildings are concerned tue less i'
very light and 1880 would cover it.
The buildings had oil been oSn-
demnod by ,hs city council, and would hsrO
bean tora dewp sooner or later On The
whole i. WAS not such lad iiva SITTER all.
ORIGIN oP THE FIRE.
After searching and carotid inquiry, We
feel sofe in vcnturiUg the assertion, from tht
Information Elssnsd that She ire originates
in Welll' barber shop. II Wa stated 10 u
that q fallen lamp was tho cause. The dtmei
spread rapdly, and onysloped in their Norj
embrace the confectionery and candy esttb-
lishmeut Of OTIS; tho restaurant Of Mrs
RishsrdE Wells barbsr shop; .Wellborn'
land of ell chs variety store; Worden's sui
shop, Lid,r's apple stand, the Rm stree
front Of Works livery stable, apd d. Q
Pf.fle's gun store, All these establishments
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Now In rorrect Ilenltl,.

tAR MApIRRrA, IA, Mar0h q, $50.
SSS'' months ago | bought bottle of
Brs M Is Female Regulator, and used it in
my '~,uJIy with the utmost satisfaction; have
recommsndsd it to three othor families, and
they h.ve found it just Whist it is recon-
mended. The females who have used the
Regulator are now in perfect health, and
able to attend 10 their household duties.
We cordially recommend it 20 the public.
REV. II. B. JOHNSON.
Sold By all druggists Wholesale BY
Thompson, Schott & Co, Dallas.
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'N'hi 'AN NhiAA"-ta-hA bAtAfhb -AN1l0 - 4etIs
Ever since DR.. VIM NJ. Gilag, OF l2C
West Broadway, N y, extended q frank in.
yitstion to owners OF lame horses, to bring
.hoir equins property round 10 his place OF
husineS5 for free treatment, tho Gerner of
White street and West Broadway hes come
TO resemble hOrsa fair. The doctors bold
defiance, which is thu1 thrust npon tho Gu
rioud stton!ioa Of his neiehScrs, is based OF
his earnest belief in his Iodids Ammonia
Liniment, which ia now preferred TO ell 9TH
ers by tho chief stock raisorG and sporting
men Of This country.
A valuable horGe Of tho writGp'e was kisk.
cd on tho hook Swelling and lsmsness en-
sued, rendering the animsl nearly worthless.
We wore advised to try Giles Lininent, snd
wa ara gcStillsd 20 ssy IL scted like CHARM
About two iRcheB Of tho bone came away
the soro hcelad up, and the laReneM and
swelling Oro fast disappearing.
HENRY WARD BsECHER, r,;,
LYMAN ABBOTT. Dul'oio'
Giles Pills cure Dyspepsia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

"Thcy are not G beverage, but a medicine
with curative properties Of the highest de-
gree, containing no poisou3 drugs. They
do not tear down an already debilitatel sys--
TEN, but build IL up. One bottle contains
mora hops, shat is, more real hop strength,
than barrel Of ordinary beer. Evary drug
gist In Rochester sells them, and tho ply
sicians prescribe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Even
ing Express on Hop Filters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Samuel H. Irwin, Of Tito creek, Colfax
county, New MSzic', says Tho "Only Lung
Ped" mas done moro for my wife thar Ill tho
eO'lons Of cod liver oil, French or American,
che has taken, or al tho doctors medicines
sho has u,ej.--Sec Adv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

"SposkinE Of bathing" says Mrs. p Porting
ton, "sone can bs!he with perfect impunity
IN water Us cold ss Grsonlsnd's icy noun
toins and lndia's saral str&nd, but for my
port prefer to enjoy the fumes Of Rlack-
VOLTS Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking To.
ssocO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
,,I Bows want "a Plaster"

raid q sick man to druggist, "esu't you
give me something to cure me!' His symp-
toms were smo back sld dipordere' urine
and were . sure indication Of sidney disc .se
Tho druggist told HIN to uso Kidney ort
ia short time it effected a complete
cure. Have You these symptoms :? Ioel
got box today--heiore you become incur
able. Tt is the cure; safe and sure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
DHI. BeII and Rice.

"One by one the rose8 fall" This, per-
bhps, the mos! important murder trial, and
certainly one which created more inlaose
feeling than any other in this county, is
finally off the docket. Tha slst1 entered =
nollc pros. in Bells case, to socurs his evil
densO against the other two Dill and Rico
we're both convicted of murder in The tir5t
degree. Bell hna fed the state. The appellate
court reveraed and romsnded. Tho state then
entered r nollo as TO Rice to secure his evil
danco against Dill. In the trial Of Dill tho
jury disagreed The ststs wss unable 10 go
to ,rip without the evidence of Bell snd
vile. This cS'a hN: hung iIro for nearly Ave
yearg, ana on yesterday morning the case
against Dll was dismissed. Willis pub
lie opinion has been strong agsibst these do
fendsnts, especially Dill, ye. according 70
forms Of Law they arc free. Judge Thur
nond, the leading counsel for Dill, has iUitly
received very high compliments for his able
and successful defense of this important case.
Meme but tho moat s&llful advocate it seonR
10 US, could have slceaedH5 in THE case, The
prosecution hiss enu abba, determined and
.ouaei1G3. judges gGTt, Bower Seay and
othera fought a5ly but the defense has been
Victorious
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

The beautiful crimson buhh, the bright
sparkling eye, q clear in,alloot--Ste 50 often
wanting among our mos. ioyoly females, and
whyr Because 'hcy are suffering from some
sccullaS lingering female complaint. Azure
safo aud cGgc!ugi remedy Is English Fomale
EIlgra
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

a female VINO is troubled with cold feet and
hands, pain in the side and back, pa,pilotion
Of the heart, monthly suppression or excuses,
will find proHpt aud reliable cure IN the use
Of English Female BItters Az female roy.
uletor, it acts like charm. Lon sta0ding
c9sts arc cured 81 once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosv
cheslG and sparkling eyes with al the cos
motlcs of France, or besuNfers Of tho world
while in poor health, sud nothing will give
YOU such good health, strength md beauty as
Hop Rittors. A trial is certain proof. Sec
another column.