davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-28

a maze. ,n,rotm md wearing II. md ctatno,
thnt hc wnam !! 3!rtln,:h u(ot.' nm;1 In nf,s1Intc
rI anrav ,t ino etsh a r t as.sa t. ND
n11ersti his uat. hnior It i,1t t,eins lis wntei,
o. lick. THO in.tor fefus"l 10 ~, a'il InslaiYsd
fho i:nplnin 10 chn,,un or make n single Ct,l,rac
inr tho ysssci, threaton,ng Hin viii tlifefli con-
.euaslce: / 10 go e. Gapt: }Iettil !, n:t /, =
vssscl fer twenfY.seycr ,ycnr.. aud 'lovs
sper ,iS G'rsG I'm f h tug <.n f" .r e 81 ta'
quietly went slvwn 10 hin supper. lit very few
minutes III. jnckaIl, tlntf ctr.lud ttf and was
MI ri t11nt0 and do lid lest IL vet Tho vessel to
Eh[cnxo. This t,prn npt Of it,silpurtilnntiun 0c-
ourrca in The prtse,,oa of every ono on buar.l.
ity md excited voicc, ii UrtxfnntG1i it, trisln.
tisrstnntiinx which might hive Gecu settled With
sw sSt It csy te III s t
NJ, jockst,,, WIS to III NJ 1nate wiinn Ill. WuM
ioit and fro,n his knowa,tge Of tho lnkos wo'tId
wutsrs t. Sir. Jackson, q % %ctaIncd ti.at he never
shipped m tnate but IN pItot, to taxe nb.ol,,t,
SSaan q ;ac yesssi x'en :hs H. fSsss, =, ;hIn t b
btnscf nu r. uptsnItt"E viii Lats bntarto. sith"a
tnF aF ,ss,ep s1 rprtf III b,s by II nsSsgGx was G.pt
Ncrfill who on d dirk niRht IN II
s!rnnxe pIace safely ind !succcsstTlly ,no9rrti
en5ing. Ne t!ld t,oi pertnit It t., sotrnct from
Tho picastlrcs OF our trip. The Viking iA still
~ stnoosh No to bes,sno Iannoiono,,s. Tic
matter was promptly .iit With Dy tho tf,urte0iis
ownor ot tho b,ns. ind At Port toIprne new
Tho weather on Lake Ontario has not been OF
tho tlcasaiitcst kinsi. From Frit.ay evening
until YlInduy nttcruoon va were continuously
In thick fuY, with hardly enough wind to
keer stsoraug way, and at lntervn!. .
Ouc lArgc stde.whecl stoa1ner passed cIoss by
Without sounding her wi,Istle Mt al, at,t1 it tnok
K1in and sons vigorous horn. blowing to induce
ncr Ktye IA ttIt.rt'otn. suntny afternoon as,n.,t
eight tnIlos distant. In tue morning VOICE In
tllv fpa hnirj lss 10 know wbcro he wt,e. Wp
euuld ,nt eeo tho vcsscl hnilInx, aud tho voico
sounded very mysterious, but VIZ furuishod ine
splrIt.wOrl Of intangible but active beings.
Tho baiance Of tho day wns perfection ,taelf-
warm and pleaHiiit, with so<Nl auliluK breeze
frUtn the westward. Nut rspple disturbed tho
Tie ego ctnili sec, aud ret we 9.ltcd swiftly
Hiong rolling up ahu,it seven miles nj,
hour. 1t was u curious sight to sco
and ind caresntns over 20 eraeefMlIy to tue tnrce of
tic unseen Wind. About wo Afw FHrt Nla9arn
and tho river, md our evening gun wis echoed
t,r the snnset thunder from tho american out
po.t We inade Fort i,alnousle l'Rht about q, .,
entrance TO tho iitht lock. ToWt,oys wcre us
| thick ns mosquitoes. Md n Selection wns slo-
] fcrrcd until nornlt1x. They hMvu "TowboSs'
UnIDn " and m 'nppoaltton" organization, and
cern is bnsod ID tu ctarYo ii lnss from ts cua-
toners than ItA rival and ttou TO mnku nil II cur
out Of then III other Wnys, However, va
pinucl our fortunes to tho "UpE}usltlon II
norscs. and at about 8 Monday lnor1,in9 bo9al,
, 1881-05-28
A Carrler~plxeuBss4 Travels.

&stu Turk TfHf&.
a b1u0 checker pigeon sAt nlouo In q biz baa-
kes 59 s as tSR @ of NJ y cr
B. wosa %as We 4 SoS ss sd ~ sas s Ct g.
an ordinary pigeon. hut no was nut au ordinary
ssy S o,ia, S all a Il lis talks II arra',sanuts n wsre
81 got'd gwen a. those ot aparrnt be eou'h nu
doubt toil h!Ehly Intorostng stoty IT, WV al
Sheso be- @ wss lo1soa on tae y sth Of Iast sep.em.
I'll: 90 @Ilss aa % tarnad e up IL ewacr sfs
comfortable looking, and Immediately want
bud happoned., The, nnrao OF th!s diat!naujshe1
traveller IL paEts aud he belongs 20 William vur.
thsss f. 6 SSy S Sfns ~ xs
for q pveo1l-h0 tuade tho Journey ftum lMris to
hrnsaol.. Hs waa brought IT, thIs country IN
tho old bird rRuoa Of leu, On tho III of Inst J.,no
he was loosud In stouhenvil.e. o., is8 mlles
sa tt it, ss%s c~ S IT, vss, vs W; %s,o 'r5 a.s
A. lnAanap polls at the sA'llo time, 0:3I H., ILL.,,
sept. 3. lss), and they ail reacel ho1ns IN good
lease was cuar, hut several succeeding days woro
stormy and fogxy. When i'aEIs fnilo1 to appear.
nsts r o ssySEa @ %ysk e
PORK t!lot, had shot bin and maas him iito i
sound. llo boro u. hls wings Tho private marks
not only OF bic owner end ut interested c!abs
IN ih!s etty, hat oiso . prvats sta.np n''l1od "
.lo.es e q & hs idonttty. Whs1s 10 bus Is bsst t u!
this tilno oan. Ut course, only bc. oonJocturcd,
tho tnaunurs ansl oustou,s OF oarriur .piYcut,s,
t,at ~ Tas % trying t. M make hts wy e nTusssis
aay ID tue ol'oe Ut ths Iotnt,y Pigeon, porIod-
scal dsyoted to tha pl9e9n tqtsro9t,. whare
pigeon fanetors snd owners In this vicinity meet
, 1881-05-28


PARIS. May o7.-Tha Nihtltst consprators
whose privacy wns 50 rutlcly disturbed By
the nlyrmftlOnsof II. Andrfgux Tuesday tur,,
out tn tlayo been poaccfut metftcal students,
engaged III tie most ino1fonsfvo ot chemical
researches. Nfontrouge is rcassilret1, hut n.
Amfrte,x IS tlEscomtited. IIo llas been ILL.,
popular for long tfnlo pnst, md tho rltlIculo
Which hns attached to lin s1nce tho dtscoy-
cry Of his tremendous lnnro's nest bIds falr,
enthusiastically speaking, to kill him.
Bi.OBsoN
has Just arrived here, md will Tomorrow
publish frcs', cllalcnqo to Vignaux, Offer
Ing to play HIN again lii this city.
VENEZUELAN,
PARIS, May aT.-Thc arbitration of the
United States between Vcncznela md l.er
French creditors fas been nccepted.
0AstnErTA.
1t il announced that Gambetta will be a
candidate for his natIve Department Mt the
next elections.
COUNT FRANCOIS XAVIER DE CAaADIAECA,
tile French statesman, Is dead.
1lo was sou of a C0rstcan Genernl who re-
ce'vcd tho title Of Court from Donapartc.
and was born ut Nice In l107. lie was cttll-
Gated Il, tho LycGe Napoleon, md In 1879
wun tho prize for philosophy. Lie studied
law, and graduated at Dnstla. In Corslcn, IN
ts2o. lilo BOON attained u lItgh reputation Mt
tho bnr. l1e was ail Ills life strong
DonnpartEst ue wns returned from Corcisca
~ 4 member of tho Constituent Assembly of
1As, and supported the policy Of Napolro,,
Ill. Ile WIS appointed Minister OF Agri-
culture In 1851, MD n month afterwards re-
cetyed the portfolio nf Fltlnnce. In organs
tl'etat. lie BECAME Il lnelabor OF tho French
SeliAt8 1r 1859. Since the tl0wnfN1l OF MI
poleon Ill. lle l,as taken ltttlo part III poll
ties
, 1881-05-28
Vaccination,

Tho recent prevalence Of ainal-pox lza so'ne Of
tho factory towns 0f Massachusetts has a,een fn9-
l0wea by The tla,ltl oltcry nxatust yacciuatson,
md many cannot by convinced that .Icnnurs
discovery Ia Of any value. wh,u Srcnt datiRt'e Is
written q letter to slinw bUw un*ound ID al! oo-
jcctiou OF this kind: "Tt,o critics stat1." ho
says, that, in sptte Of compulsory vaccination,
ncuvly lh,U0 persons siicll of tho tatseaso each
yoar III ncoat l!rttkn dnrnH Tho smnll.r rox cpl
'uomlo OF ls'Ds';.. This y a sstnt'I rt'canffca.
tho opdcnllcs before tho day Of Jrnner's tits.
coyery moro thnu that number uf pe0plo llod
nnnuaily from s1ssall-pux In LMndnn alpno,
which then hal population Of itss thnA 1.to0,
gu. It was thon estiInntatl that 8 rer cent uf
dino to thls 1lscltac. md that. ut tho enormous
mortality nmoilg ch|lt'r9l under ID years Of uga.
fully unG-hR was attributed II, alnnll-p0x. II
stia wlla lind nut had tha i*ensa as II ID now to
meet unc who has Ind IT," rrnf. Carpenter
urRea mot only vaccination. but rosnccnntlon.
aud bpi!urca thnt rigid enforcement Of tho
latter would drive out smallpox altogether.
, 1881-05-28

Prom Quebec 10 tic Lakes-An Easter'y
Gaie up the interviewing and Lock-
iur-panal Nnyiuution-lfoi for Chl-
cntra-scsnes and lncidsntx or Yacht.
s,,3 y.tro"
s rs.+,,, caz..no.,d,,r. =, ~. c,,.oo, 7-,,.,.
YACHT VIKING, roltr co1uo.tSE, May q.
lB8l.--1t IL said Of certain Scotchmnn that
when he was confronted t,y grim spectre in
n rhurnhynr,I min whirh ha in,l funtivnrteut-
..'a, H. a o,,,."sa.,, liz ,,as..,,,s 49,.
" WhitusFeu' ~ "a"teHsea u4s bhos'shlp L!o
pertinent question, " III this an Individual
rlso or only part of Il general resurrection ?"
Homethinr pf n simitar stats of uncertainty
ou,'enrs ta have @ % e',ins over the mind. Of tle
W.e'.s,. ,',';...,, - tha var;ans nana,;n
FRENCH habltd1lts ol tae various tatao'hh
villages through which we have passed an to
our urcsel,ce atuuug them, They have stared
nj ~ ,.rustantlv ,ynnt1arel nrnnud us mn
NJ us pe.sla'euts, ""Iu ..aIu u!oau as u.
re'nitt'hs!y' expletseu taoss aul!ltatloa alaa
surprise unfeiKnetlty, atlu Whenever uli-
watched lave "boarAed" us unceaslngly.
Hmt tf,eIr frat 0,,cstiun has alwayB been: !:
~ ...,, ,.a,,,,. ~ tba roca on ora .,,v ot},ors
AFo YOU HoMt* W hlo 'nso a'Na alu ""s oa'ols
conllnKF we a9e nut aware OF any
rnco for which We are bounl, but
It would not DO to udm!t Ignorance
III 1hp OCCURRENCE Of any cyont In
tic Yachting worltt, so we modestly confess
thst t We S aic bound for ths race, without
, 1881-05-28

nnslunla f0r ,non nni for women wcro nj
tucked, and orIy saved from destruction by
tho frt1rpos1tton Of trGaps.
Aff1it
VIENNA. Alny 27.-A dispatch trnfn I.e1tii-
borg reports that Tho c0slntry sent of Gctl.
I'rince l.ul,olnfhsky, Mt Koszowatz, IN tie
Ukfa!no, has been attackr,l by peasants, ntltl
completely demolished.
flDitTRCitAK1FF.
ST.. TErETtsl.EtNl, May INSTRUMENTATION Ia
expected i,cro tho I'd OF January.
DENIAL.
The report Of tho premature accouchomcnt
of ltcssy flelfIhanu Is officially slcuiu.l.
ADMfItA1. tI:ssUFFsKY,
commanding tho 1ausstan squadron 1T tho
Pacific. Inns bcen ordered To return to vt.
1'otctsbMrE.
, 1881-05-28
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 27.-Ther0 WINS n gratu Ills
torfcal pngeant t0-tIny III honor OF Caltlcrn,s,
tho chief feature being fourteen gorgcously-
deckctl coaches. The prnceason marched
through, largo pArt OF the city. Crowns
were placed ut the fout of the statue OF Cal-
loroli.
, 1881-05-28

TO Bss ExrI:tr.Ep.
13EnrIs, Mny 27.-'rhe Mormon missions
aries who have becn trying II n,nke proxc-
1yies III Germany nro TO be expelled from TIC
country.
NOT YET sraSEn.
4 Berlin ltspntch tcnWs that tho c0nyan.
tfon Incorporating Hamburg In the XoIIvcrrtn
has l,atyet bcun sgnc,i, It houg1l 1t In extcctctl
to 6e 1t, Il few days.
ELEcttr1c nattwAYB.
The first electric railway Is now working
IN tic vicinity OF Berlin 80 satisfactorily TINT
sccDj,t Is pro}ectatI 10 run 10 another ,ITs.
trtct nf tho suburbs. The Gust Ut construction,
II only 27,Jo0 pcr ktlonletrc.
rIfE ctsroMs t;S1oy.
BERLIN. May a1-Tho signature OF the
Convention incorporating Hamburg In tlo
Xollveron lnnkes debate n,, tic subject s,,per-
iluu,is, II nat impossible, J}y the agreement.
which only comes into force in year or two.
Hamburg rctnlns its right to "port frccn for
certain Kinds OF tratJlc, The other condi-
tto,,s Will st,ortIv In nnh,tpl,,.i ,rho trnat,,
Iii ra.,, ~. ~ .".,;,'a ,s.' ~. " e'sa's
WI. .a, !'asS 10 oe ta,.hen W tho senate a,i'l
municipality of 1anlburg ahd by the
, 1881-05-28
WEST INDIES.

IN UNINt1AIfTED tbf,AND,
HAVANA. May 2T.-Spatn will colontze the
Island Of CRlebra, near Porto Rico, wIlicl, IL
now unlnhabitet, mud commissioners will 20
thorc 10 fix n site Tor settlement mud d!s-
trlhut0 lots,
, 1881-05-28
TUNI8.

THE Ff.ANCo~TuSls1AN TNEATY.
PARIS, Alay 37.-'rhe Aonato Inns ratified
the treaty with Tunts without debate.
, 1881-05-28

what they werc talkinx ntout. and IN one on
lsInr,l taxcept ii,o original Difellerl know 10
se M ~ 'T s,.I n tr,,s % iirt. PVT ,s'' s's'E w
sit"t r. I.ninv I,fs nt..nrirnt nn,vlnin., m ~
10 mrn,.traie ~ % ,,,Er in,,irSl "'ttw K al.
p'nta LINZ lne ViRttl1 VIA 1ssliitler the Stara
ntld Stripes" H. saus n''nweret! by q very
f1a II. ta ssTr s,a;1s Il IL MFy s t"!I nx f bss ss
naturally tisw tic S,tars ntni Strpcs." "OI,
iii sur,f' snt.l ti,is ll,tinorni!s iudtytI-
u"'ne yn" kun,r W. .l," c,,,i,im,t Il t
shs we sns sn sr as iho nrnnns na"I ansWrr
III i; ;fs H.; 'as .9;sr lift IT.. a. nceor III III. n, Law.
ssso o9 ns 3eIo1;f 's,s;ft h3rs & W. sSnoa ift,
s1,, mxhs .,m1s . ,StAy 9 ad'ss .9 ~'tn
s'[nng s. ~, !,.;,.'' 1,, 1a lnaK ~ ~ han
wHs rasn Ml'flG.t, , no' Hoso1''teay .n l'9Ms'!sle
srnt ,rn hI ~, s .t ~ w. ~. sc ha
tho Captain w :l,''xe,l Y. q 90 ait9 = arraIKs
tn,.a vo Eir IN une Man. ms ~ & y, w. ,,o
mil YU.,r cs,rrrsn.tntt .lti,,,u II; ~ casye w.
thn ro1r IT,, ,,tss, s nro ~ y H. ."9 4Ho tS
whi*tiins ii the rsxslnx ,hoSsht he h. htd t!eci.
xa!o LEV sree e.. s,,,t .tIoix ~ dsy sunlay and
WIZ - XII, @ t,r ~ ~, tI,a W. Hn .m
wttn s!, rixa,tne y company to prevent "
IT, r,ar '. orS .s.GM Eth nn ~
,,nt, rr ~ tn rros ~ cs,r t.nms1r, for nisn,SH
f,'iiv i,mle,i an" s.t XIX All r. IN wstnr Thn
nt,,,.l;,sn arrIwpi 81 ~. thnt .h "Is nt.,t,.v
!. srfsfsf'ia ,rvo "sa T. T. ,ss @ "I n *. "rt...
f,,+ ~ .mnn - s.n H., ~rt1ssts n t u s ae'..s. s
H. ~ .;s,r ri,n ,,axt iov tnt .h, ,x,s * ra11s,
I'll y o 'n @ ~ !. noin. s"rs s.o tTha Tme rsa. a.
trrc w. a,irt, v,, s,,,'n ~. rtout4 vc.s.. r. r.
issiiIst. W missed ~ .Stntvstrn' mi cn,,nfinn -
III .."a ,n,,e. mnnH tr3,y ~ ts,rt ~ ~
r." o,tc i~int ,t'f"S tho XIX, III i,fT sxni.h II
ns,s,,:;1 ~ tho III n%iIa I. nt ~ ~
xt,,,.. ns.tt.t. @ trt.n h.. 49, ti,n - III nni
,v ",,,l n'in;. ~, ~ We. it, s - ,nnr s.vm
;nr. nn.ts r,.ni. @ ..s,f , tHc W ',,o ...
~"st,yn ~ mi, % Hs.nss.n ~, rvnrsw ",
5.tn,,te II "s,,,ct ht. ,1oi III, thnt thsv hnv,,
ti,s',,rn. nnn ny ~ ~ LIN H. qa "sS ~
th H1ne sta, Mp"n.""I'' ~ t"r '"o ,an1 ~ y"
s!si, tsaFluu ''9 to tnsorlntons :. Man,untno9r % W
hcro svtnv tbirty ycars IL" azo~stnsns thnt Mont.
non,nrr' wns II .1nox nv, tMe ,1rk. i.e1r hclIewa
tn h,storioi ns,s,,ss i. a",nassnsr 3iiY.rant IN
si mt.. wamt.,ro -, H. ori - - HI
s.si.9snt Wt ,,os.s, Wr"'. ~ 9gr,s ~hra ~ Tar
W.Mfa tn,,,,. nn srt,ar, Iha .1,o,, t.. MhI,h IN T."
esnn,,,..I ~, ti,n tsIn,ns ~ Ih.an.rssnT ~ sheee
,not XII t5cnth1s .tiIi nani 81 n,;s y, ~ sitnr
Tin arr,Inry nInr,v this nurtIon II the 81. Inv.
reu,,p il Ira i,ti ard mich ltAs vnreI thmn IT
il below Ulfebct. 8ettIen1onts arc tnoru n,tt1ar-
otIs. and tho general nupcaFn1,ce moro thrifty,
in ucnrIy every uljIcc fhe church ia tho most
c,,psufciluus t1,li,ct. and hurt and thsre II
stunc xfntituli with ia sh1rt,. pfrnmttluI roof
unIl ionr nrr6 e,sil,rtn9 In lid Wind Those cti.
, 1881-05-28
DOLlf4tN.S, M.iNTLT T2.s, &c.
CARSON, P|RIE
& CO.'S
VHtDnl Dry ] Goods House
MADISON AND pE0RIA-STS,
PRICES BROKEN
Dolmans,
Mantles,
Capes,
Havelocks,
Ulsters,
And Suits.

Fashionable Garments and
Dresses at lower prices than have
been known in Chicago for many
years.
Cloth Jackets, Havelocks. and
Black Capes and Mantles, in the
newest styles, all reduced to close.
Silk, Cashmere, and Cloth Suits
lower than any other house will
sell same qualities.
Norfolk Suits, made OF fine Inn
ported French Cloths, with Hunt
er's Jacket, Chatelaine, and Satin
lined Hood, only $500.
, 1881-05-28
Try tho shnkGrx B1rAnparilIn.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

surely ~ tho birds In 'aprlnRt1me
cot1,cs NATURES uouand Tor thnt most putcut
remedy rnr nil bilious troublcs,-Tarrant's
Hetzer Ap1rtent.
, 1881-05-28

lfeddtng's Ikt,eslu Naive. best family
satye fl tho worid, and dxcci!ent TOR stablc usu
pEicN Is cents.
, 1881-05-28

n1eniaoous Epectnclcs aro Of the grcnt-
Tho sight, Ut WaRner'a, Opttcnn. l07 South Clnrk.
, 1881-05-28

No risks. Frotlts certain. Send for
circt,lnrs. Oanlon City Grain Exchange. ChI-
eaRO, III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27

Post-Dispatch.
The exhibit of mammoth whale, if it did
not entirely dispel from the minds of the boz
levers of the old Biblical allegory of Jonah
having been swallowed by whale, showing
the impracticsbility of such transformation
scene by the analytical fact of the larynox
Of the beast being only large enough to ac-
commodate large size craw.ish, at least
furnished an instructive lesson in NATURAL his
tory, and furnished as we'll as an incident in
the career ola Chicago kid that he will remem4
Der the longest day of his life. He had
been employed by Captin Newton to put
out paper, but WAS discharged from some
cause or other, and last evening when the
train was making up no showed great regret
at his listarred engagement, remarling that
If he could only follow the show to Oincin-
natl his life would be made serene and in
the language of kids, he could "gat on the
fake agin" One of tho men noticing his
plight said to him:
"You're little too fresh young fellah, or
you'd have been solid. But if you had q
chance to 80 the trisH is about TO move out,
and where's your grip-sack p
"lts over 10 the grocery store on Market
street." replied the candidate for amphibious
distinction.
"Fetch yer grip, and I'll shove yer thro',"
was the answer.
The cars were coupled, standing waiting
while the hands hauled the tsrpsuln over
the monster OF the deep to prevent the rain
or the dews or the villagers through which
he would pass from making his acquaintance,
and the engine had footed for the last time
when 4 grip'sack went whrlng under the
whales Auko and a breatbles; boy went be.
tween his teeth. "lf you have not sufficient
air" said Mr.. McNulty, 'iust lif. up the
corner Of the tarpaulin, and you have Just
fourteen feet to move about in" And there
no rested on tho 1000 pound tongue, with
his heels planted against the worries, while
be departed uDdercover of descending shades
Of darkness. Imagine tho dreams that
gi,dad his repose! Twelve hours Of con-
verse with the peri and mermaid, his cham
Der illumlned with tho light form the corral,
his youthful brow held up by cluster #
sea moss, the goldfish playing hide and sael,
amid the rents ia his worn garments and
but bis arrival in Cincinnati HIS not vet
been chronicled and who 'luows-ho might
have bees joltad out, but we hope NOT; and if
so, feel certain that.h will soon bo heard
from starting out to tskeup another collection
for General U. $. Grant or going about the
world Ia search Of the long lost Cbarie
Ross.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27

the restoration of Spain 10 her old rank as
one of the great powers of Europe The
young monarch Chafes to see his country eX-
euded from the conferences in which the
destnies Of nations are determined, and il is
believed petition viii soon be pre- euted for
the admission Of Spain to the rank Of great
power. II such request is granted the
conferences of the future will have seven
psrticipsRts, instead of six rs heretofore
That King Alfopso's wish will be gratihed is
thought probable by some wellinformed
judges in such matters. 1t is alleged that
Great Britain would expect to control SPANS
votes in conferences through her power Mt
Gibraltar, and that Germany would also an
ticipate assistance from the Spanish ambas-
sailors in n conference. Therefore, since the
other powers concerned are supposed to be
Indifferent about the matter, it is believed
that Spain may not find it difficult 10 secure
recognition as the seventh power. Proud
Spain has been impoverished w cxtravagant
and corrupt rulers, and her strength has been
wasted by revolution but her friends declare
she retains sufficient vitality TO recover her
former greatness, if King Alfonso retains his
throne and preserves tranquility for q gen.
GRAFTON. Upon her recognition rs one of the
great powers, Spain would begin to lift up
her head with her ancient pride. In this
connection it is interesting to remember that
distinguished man recently recommended
to young persons the study Of Spanish, since
he regards 1t as one of the great languages
of the future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l
,re warranted 20 cure Gonorrhoa, elect
Oordee, Structure, disease of the kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Orgsns OF nalos and
females.
Dr. Hunters Specific No 2is q sure rem.
edy for Shermatorhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, csus-
ed by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price Of DR.. Hunters Specific 81 per Bottle
Injection 81. Sent everywhere by express
Or. j. Dinsbeor, sole proprietor, No. al
North Seventh street, st. Louis, No. Sen
two stamps for treatise. Curaa guarantee
or money refunded ai-d.w-l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27
A Down Town Merchant.

Having passed several sleepless nights, dis
tWbed by heagOnies and cries of "a suffering
child, and becoming convinced that Mrs
Wnslow's Soothing syrup was just the artt.
Gle needed procur d a supply for the child.
On reaching home and acqnaiuting his wife
with whathe had done. she refused 10 have II
administered TO the child, az she WAS strongly
In favor OF Homeopathy. hat night The child
passed in suffering, and tho parents without
scep. Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still wOrle; and while
contemplating snotner sloepless night, the
mother stepped from the room to attend TO
some domestic duties and left The father with
the child During her absence he admins.
tered portion OF The Soothing syrup TO the
Daby, and said nothing That night all hands
slept Welt, aud the little fellow awoke In the
morning bright and happy. The mother WAS
delighted with the sudden aud wonderful
change, aud although ut first ollendej AZ the
Inception practiced upon her, has continued
tn use 'he eyiup,hnd suffering crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single trial
Of the syrup never yet failed 10 relieve the
baby, aud overcome the preiudices Of the
mother Sold by AL Druggists. % cents u
bottle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27
Health and Beauty Combined


One whoha long studied this subject now
presentN the result of his Investigations He
Is happy to say that he has discovered "Wo-
mans Best Friend " IL is adapted especially
To those cases where the womb Is disordered
GuG VIII cure any ltreSulafity OF the "menses'
Brtdtald's Female Regular acts like charm
In "Whites," or q sudden check of the month";
~ courses" rom cold, tr0ubl" of MUD or like
causes, by restoting Tho discharge in every
instance 10 chronic cases its action Is PROMPT
aud decisive, and saves The constitution from
countless evils and Premature decay. Prepared
by l'r. j. Bradheld, Atlanta, Ga. For sale
at 81 80 perbottle by all druggists. Wholesale
by Thompson, Schott q Co.
MILLrOwN, Chambers Coz
July 10, lSIi.
have used your Female legulator extern
slveiy mmy practice for long time, and with
entire success whore there was no complica.
lion ofdlstase. 10 is not.a specific 10 Ia in my
opinion, the best known remedy for the ais
eases for which II is recommended
J a. DAVIS, NJ y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27
BETTER Tllan Gold,

II Is surprising, That what we should value
moro than rubies or liuc gold should be 50 Of
ten risked by taking substitutes, limitations
ana frauds palme1 Oft under similar sounding
names, with the false assurance thHt IL is as
good from dealers making few pennies ex-
ira prCiit by s0lliug tue spurious surely
health is worth n alter care and precaution,
ana those who desire ITS restoration must be
warned against the numerous frauds upon
>iWmons Liver Regulator. The genuine ar
ticIe recommended by responsible, honora-
bic and rellsbe people, and 1t Is their en-
dorsement that should be looked after rather
man b. persuaded to take any kind Of stun,
made cheap by some Gdventurer, rs the sub
Ctluie for the great simmons LAYER RegulH-
TOR, OF which the only genuine is made by j.
III Xailiu AZ Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27

All Of Orr's buggles and carriages have
Servants patent wheels--l l-S inch axles.
Or's Concord side-spring buggios NJ
hung on equaliEers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Sarvan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, SUCCESSOR
to Sechler 6, Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles Of Concord sde-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and prioe-list.
Go and see 0rr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send Tor prices
liet.
Orr cells the best bugges for the money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, ph@tona
and spring wagons.
If you want to buy a family carriage seld
Tor 0rr's catalogue and price list. N