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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

Another large audience greeted the Hav.
erly Mastodons last evening, and the favor.
able comment made in yesterday morn.
hss issue may be applied to the
last performance. 1t is to be re.
gretted, however, that there was no, n
enange ofprogramme and something otfereS
different nom the preceding night Neither
.he mihstrels themselves, nor the audience.
evening, could relish and enter into w;,I
the same spirit the performance, as when
put ON fresh and new. The abilities
OF these excellent musicians will
surely enable them 10 nermit
such change. We cheerfully commend
these MINISTRIES to all W no enjoy and apnre.
S Ta good music and humorous savings.
s hnry are artists, all of them, and fully de-
press. ~ '"'
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Ga. ---
save Your Hsir-Keop "A Bear,,sn,

,ba Inc ne london Hair Color Restorer" Is
10 tns I'm most delightful article ever introduced
fsrsnt Ann Ameriean people and |, totally dit.
Y free, from all impure ingSse SIs, :
that render many other articles for Tho Inv
obnoxious. Where badness or saii y mA ~
me hair exists, or prematurely rrayps q.
rom sickness, or other causes, lis uss will
restore the natural youthful color and
S S healthy growth, cleansing the scaip
rom al impurities, dsndruf. etc. at tbe
sSHme time most pleasing and lasting hair
utb,e es tragrantly perfumed, rendering
d tHe mar soit and plia6le, making il an in,
ddsspensible article in every toilet. Ask your
TprH;gsgist for London Hair Color T este ,or
M nice 20 cents a bottle. Six bottles IA
Si S,i, depot for the United States, $50 North
SiNth street, Philadelphia. Nv -'O''"
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS,
s,eadv NJ plESliFANS' October lo-pork Quiet md
Lard scarce md firm,
1875 "'"'' ''hhed' fierce IS, kcg
to g Sty SAT- meats easier; shoulders packed 81,
a. b"C ei ugli and lower shoulders packed o To
vi clear rlb II; clear sides II Id nv" "
rams, no new on hand. old roioc,o,, hot,
i'll size. N" f"oVeu NJ 10 10 10, as
N WHISKY steady Western rectlaed ,lotolos
! %. ''uiii"I! 10 prime Va 10
sugar dull fully fair 7s.; nrime IN o,,o,,,. .,,.
\ lclVW clarified 9S forty three hi. Non, AZ
pW cArlhed received this morning soId Hr
RRi9 nd sS,i old dull centrifugal 30 to 81.
Tx. ""u nrhii ordinary to choice ~
Bran dull at at 100 lla
SSisht W per 1000 premium.
Sterlng bank so
, Consols 49, to lgE
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October l9-Moncy to6
Go, orninens irregular; new 5s and coupons
1907 n, w 4'ss and coupons llS; new Is and con
stat n,no In light demand
Coffee i, Icwo with moderate trade; Rio 81 Ia
llS.
sugar, firm and ac,i, :" m gs sugar Gh fair
standard A o.. 80 ~,
VIA ss s unchanged and qp. ""
to Ss To aui ana rather weak: o. u'eslic fleece q
- sT LOUIS
lower To sell r"ur sun
,o mheat opened dull and closed tirmer, No .. rcs
pec Dec rih. bid cash; li6s November; ijoS
ca, oTn slow and low at IS cash; Ces November
49, December. o'u No'emDef
JOhDing trade. '"' small
whisky steady atili
CHICAGO.
changed. "ui uui ana I'M
wheat steady and firm and In rood dsv,o,,
1877, December -''7 No'ember
o. oSrn fairly active and shade higher n, fov |
e"sn; oo,t October and November. "'0'S
ooaIs nrner at f3k cash; Az Dece,nher |
pnk unsettled and generally lower ~ ~ Or a.,
vember. V'"oo'' ~ 10 ~ 10 No |
nd Lard easier atil 20 cash and November 7, g.
5 Bnlk meats easier shoulders 7bo .shor, I'M |
y w NY, 70 to9 ~ clear sides Q 60. ''o
WHISKY steady and unchanged.
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For Sale


Block a. ; NJ situated near tho oross,nn .,
wv, ny lohas Pacific and Houston d TeIas ~ "
uu tMi,ways, In East Dallas containing a y .
a ~ OF iand; Y fine, native forest growtb and
prairie, bounded by Swiss Ayenno no su
Liye oak and Cantagre streets, and ine S0ou
NJ wl't go9d Bois d Arc post and flne plank Soncs
~ ~ healthicr or moro desirable place can no
,ouilu III the city. On Il are i've dwaIIine u
nnouses The main building Is concre,e ana
,s ~ with two rooms 20 feet SQUARE four room.
10 ieel square, dining and cook rooms' versDdas
anu balconies Belonging to Il are good sta Hes
uInouses, horse lot and well of cool nnrc snd
lever failing water. The other hou,es are 10,
I tenant, containiny.from two TO four rooms with
.nc!osures OF 6oxlQo feet and supplied viz
MaW1 from q well OF excellent water In tha
center OF the block For largo msnufsetorv 4,
9nets superior advantages and facilities 4,
n nep'h OF twenty-scven feet water in inexhan.t.
,pie quantity can be found, and a track N two
g ~ viii connect Il with the T. a p ar n "a
~. =, raiways-in fact with tho whole railnsv
ysmm OF ihe city. For Investment the capyJ.
mnst can find none safer or better Il is of,srpes
~ whole, lfnot sold soon 1t will be loassd Tor
% wtmoi years or .partitloned and oiferod Tor
salc IN los TO suit purchasers. For terms eic
Land Agents, no Main Street or IN
JOHN J. GOOD
Attorney at Law B1o Elm c,rao,
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to the most perfect performers in tho NJ, 81
wrestling, tumbling. eoues,rianshin" az, ~. "
leaplr s; At the end Of the season.. wbich
closes The Eth of November, at Newport
T IAN DC seen IN the store-window OF Woife q
parueh on Elm street, and they are the prizes
nor only worthy of any who may strive for
them, put arr. well worth visit nom tbosa
who admire fine workmanship. The tro
p belts, the first Of which is now held by Il
nlooy now with the show, compose the
prizes Tor wrestling and leaping. The prizes
20 oe awarded the best tumbler and eoues-
ulan are Two massive vases or sort of urn
eoniposed IKE the other two, OF solid silver
anu s9io' handsomely carved and orna.
mehted. They are specimens Of fine work.
manship, and We are indebted 10 NJ
George I. Patton, the courteous mana
o. programming for these four great allied
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The Texas Cotton and Grain r,s,.,..

Solicit orders by mail and telegraph for
futures OF cotton, grain and provisions in
small or large quantities. Loss limited To
margin put up. Connected with ali mart .
OF the city by telephone. Questions prompt.
y ana cheeriully answered. Market reports
lufhlsned Tree to ont-oftown customers,
TTVintalhlhg iull New York, New Orleans and
Chicago grain and provision futures Ex'
planatory circular mailed on applcation
Correspondence solicited. A i reference
given. Address CIV
IExAs CoTToN AND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
Board ofTradc Rooms, Dallas, Texas
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Alleged Theft OF Money

John Donovan, laborer working in tho
extra gang on the Dallas & Wichita rail.
road' was arrested yesterday by Officer sly.
uei on the charge theft of money from the
person OF John Hollinger member of the
bridge gang on that line. The hands Of tho
road We're paid off Tuesday and Hollinrer
Alleges that while no was sleeping at section.
house NO. on the road that Donovan took
MS money out OF his pants pocket. He de
as being, two $40 and one $40 gold pieces
and when Donovan wa, searcbayd ''V ~,
money was found on his person, but be
claims that Hollinger got drunk and gave
IL 70 him to keep, and this Hollinger denies
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Cotton and Grnin.

Dir s. s. Floyd, manager of the Texas
Cotton and Grain Exchange, in this CITY
has so far prospered well in his business
MI Floyd has now been in Dallas about
Two months, and his gentlemanly and eopr.
teous bearing has won him many fr;ouda
All his transactions have been Of tho most
satisfactory character Whatever indebt.
eednesss no has incurred in his sales Of f,.
lures have been promptly met, and as bs
represents company reported to be of tho
highest financial character there can hc
little doubt that his transactions will in.
crease daily. We are glad to notice hi, snr.
cess, Mr.. Floyd will leave for Galveston in
lew days to establish business in that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
n Bad bridge

Inc bridge that spans the rayine on tbe
road from the city to Longs lake is sadlv
IN need ofrepairs, in fact II is 50 .dilapidated
as as TO be dangerous for vehicles to attemnt
10 pass over it,, The road on which this
tb % i Is located Is used by people coming
10 me city from Grape vine and TrinitS
NILS mills, and new bridge should be mt ~
instead IN OF the old one, or at least il sbould
De, oe repaired so as to be safe. This bridCa is
, .ora.sd on one Of the most important an.
proacnes 70 the city, and demands immed-
a.e attention from the county commission
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The Texas & St. Tout, Narrow c.nro

shc grounds for the depot of the Texas
" o. Louis Narrow Gauge road, after a
Otol o. delay and figuring, have been pur.
t ,ho by the committee appointed to raise
COM ,v Puhin US secure the richt-ofway TO the
wbo,, ilne, and depot grounds, but AT
be ,' ~. ngureS Is not known, The depot Is In
tbc iV ns. on block Il aud adjacent lots at
Co re inoGth terminus.of Market street. Mrs
mar nvIhAreil has donated ground sufficient 10
to con, MARKET street eighty feet wide, and
wiI1lVn,lhue Il to Calhoun street. The rond
ski,inser me city ny way of Turtle creek,
corns along that stream. The surveying
SpriS,ss running line from Sulphur
c @,,u When the line is located, grading viii
Noninence from this point ""'
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Over the Memphis & Charleston railroad
10 the Atlanta cotton exposition, are now
on saio OF all coupon ticket Offices in Ter,s
low. IAaoiy
Leave Dallas, 5:S pm.
Leave Texarkana, 500 am.
Leave Little Rock, 2;05 pm.
Leave Memphis, 10:35 pm.
Arrive at Chattanooga, 1905 noon.
Arrive. at Atlanta, s:i5 pm,
nine Inc time is proportionately fast from
First class coaches run from Little RI
TO Chattanooga without change. No niSbt
changes; No omnibus transfers bv his
llne' For maps, rates, etc, address
4. IL ROGERS, general western acent
Dallas, Texas, or Little Rock, Ark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
More lmmigrants,

Nine covered wagons, filed with as MANY
families and their plumber, passed through
ne city Yesterday en- route from southern
T Th 70 Hamilton county, in this state
s rmsy MAJ nad xo9d wagons and horses ana were
their goods in a wagon Ia, varry an
OF the HERALD was constrained To tall VIII
,hem and he found that they war; "'' "
lot OF people pretty well-to-do in mi.
worlds AFFAIRS, and that they had oeno
through In their own teams from chnic. 4in n.y.
!hey desired to view the country interyen.
ing between Missouri and Tex.s '''o'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
Wood -Choppers.

flity-two healthy, hardy-looking negro
iaoorers, from Washington county, arrived
in the city yesterday morning via the Cen.
tral road, and left during the day for For.
noy on the line of the Texas & Pacific rail
ROAD to cut wood for that road. They were
busy IN the forenoon purchasing camn Snns
plies and they left neat sum OF monsy
with our merchants, VI ii'ouey
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

SIX comsanies Of the United States art;,.
lery, under command OF Colonel uan; at',l'
stationed at MCPHERSON Barracks Itlsn,a
georgia have just been ordered IN wv,
4 ork harbor, and information WAS oivon
int Sr the barracks would be sold nj e onsa
ms VIII deprive Atlanta of abont stsn Nsi
per annum, spent there by the SolJ;nss
but the exposition will doubtless eomnnS'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

an M James A. Weatherford, of snrin,
melu, ONO, says; browns Iron RittaSs
u ,nar me Oh the worst case of dysnepsia
i man ever had. The muscles Of my stomach
iii io ana bowels now seem so strong, / no.
i'v rec, co,lld almost digest petriied cheese
recommend II to all who suffer as did y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

An effort existing without cause is an i'm.
possibility; tickling in the throat, huskneas
OF the voice, violent Coughing, etc., are the
effect of severe cold, DR. BulTs copgb
~ y, up ."urcs the cold at once, and removes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
Consider.

A. douglas Bros. guarantee every garment
lney make, so that all who have their
cl9thlng made at Douglas Bros, NAV be nh.
s9lutely sure as to excellence and MS 10
cheapness; The quality of Douglas RIOS
goods, and the satisfaction Douglas Bros
give; are much superior to anything that
ian DC obtained at any other tailoring estab.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

A. Ihere Is nothing which adds so mucb N
, ,he appearance of a well fitting garment ne
a 1ne buttons and trimmings and no II IL
zimmerman makes these a specially he
better prepared to adorn the hnman
FORM than any.other firm In this CITY w
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may be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocoaine. VI
:, The superiority Of Burnett's Flavorinp
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
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CAL at Alcott's furniture store. where Won
VIII see the handsomest suits of nrniinre
IN Dallas Just received, and will be sold NJ
bargain for the next few days. $50 ~
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Having been lato in the eastern market
ana bought an entire new stock OF mill
neIy' cloaks, suits, ladies wear, fancy goods
anu notions IS, Convince yourselves, at r.
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Madame LeComte, a French milliner
mas arrived from Paris with the most ele.
gan' me Of goods that has been seen In This
Ivy anu pegs the ladies to come and exam.
inc her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
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Madame LcComte, French modisic
has opened an establishment al 5lS NM,
street, whore she is displaying AN eleg"ni
assortment of ladies' and childrcns' pools
imported direct frorc Paris, to which sbe
wishes the attention on. ie ladies of Dallas
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Magnificent Trophies.

~, Inc magnificent trophies to be awarded
s ~ ,ne four great allied shows, which OK.
''' here on Saturday, October the 29nd,
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q, hiat!!erson q Co., are busy all tbo IN. 'e
ssniPPing -Pattersons Peachstme Imminent
W Az parts of the United States They
VIII nave TO stop advertising in Tie Urrs,p
~ uouole their facilities for manufactnring
'nis marvellous remedy Price IS cents ''1'
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Call for PUNISHABLE boot.

An elegant line of cloaks for ladies'
misses and children, at NJ, Rosenthal & Co.'S
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A.Card.

Oo Inc communication on Gypsum in this
county which appeared in the HRpaip
i n. Gays since over the name OF 20 r
abnvies, was not signed by me, and WAC
uone without my knowledge or authority
c, Il. DAWES,
Ft Griffin
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Great Advantage.

Old Quaker Pain Remedy. '"'
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a. Al you want to get good heavy bluo
E Inn shirt, 90 to A. & f. MittentRal bos
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-, Lowest nrices-.superior work-at the
City Steam Laundry.
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q, AMT goods Of every description, and of
me latest manufacture, can be found at A
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Don't Forget to crimp Your uo,r
Premature Loss ofIIalr

For all the ladies will be there--at Pcar.
sons, 18th and 10Th. You come, TOD.
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NOV now Is the time to get your fall supply o.
ooots and shoes at Owens shoe house
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A Meeting Called.

~, The Land League of Dallas will moo.
thursday eyeningat D. m, nj CroddnnLis.
nall' TO express their indignation AZ tbe sr'
rest OF the Hon. Charles S. Parnell thc
champion of Irish liberty. All persons who v,o
rove liberty and are opposed 10 tyranny md
oppression are invited 10 be present on that
"''oii' D., w. l., CABgLL,
D,u.. PRESIDENT Dallas Land League.
Daiias Land League, October IL, ISL
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Ladies':

wv l again return thanks for past favors
we shall make this winter the most eIs.
CANT novelties in Walking, Carriage and
reception costumes, Coats and Wrans
Guaranteed in fit, style and finish NOT 10
be surpassed anywhere. ' 10' "
-oz,ou Mrs. V. Y. WALLER.
20 IL Main St, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20

ION ! FOOL away your time using remedio,
n,on on experiment Use Peachstone Lini.
''ei''' IL ba sure cure. Price Is cents,
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Convicted.

, Inc people Of, their folly in not buyinc
their boots and shoes at Owens store.
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Many years ago the Quakers used Peach
stone Liniment for the cure of all bodily
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oo 10 nave your illne watches and iewelrv 70.
paired go to l.. Il. Curtis, No, t,io MINI H.,
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Suicide and Drpnpsla.

,,A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
Wells Health Remover" The greatsst
.9hici best bilious and liver Remedy known
sl' Druggists. Depot, George r. Atkins
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No well managed factory is complete
without q full supply ofSt. Jacobs oil. in
case OF emergency or accident,
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sconcld. New York ro,.srafer, 600 Elm.
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ror watches clocks and ewelry. 20 10 ,bo
new Jewelry store, No. 9l0 Main stree, " NV
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Scoheld, New York Fotoprafer am NJ.
The Blg Show.

III. Barnum is the head of the show bu,i.
ness in America. A. A. Pearson il the bend
oil the millinery business in north Toxas.
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Do you wear the Hunstablo bootY
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week Wear, Leading Novelties.
s,r nn to'ors and styles at Bauman's, 7Oo Elm,
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Peachstone Eminent. A''ei'oA
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Fur and Wool Hat. M New yor. p-

~ we will job fur and wool hats at Now
York prices. Also offer splendid line ~
ladies' hats, which we will ship TO mar.
chants on approval " 'i
BLkNEBssHIP a BIIyK
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Low Rates TO Atlanta,

- Parties desiring to attend the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition should go via Houston
and New Orleans, over the Star & Crescent
route. Tickets are now on sale, GOOD for
thirty days, and at q very low rate--only
thirty dollars and fty-hve cents from DaI-
las to Atlanta and return. The Star &
Crescent route is every way the best and
quickest an, most desirable to all points
north, south and southeast. Tickets as
low as by any Oh. her route,
EDWIN o. FLOOD,
Ticket agent II. a T. g., Dallas, Texas,
j. l.. A. Thomas,
IeSas passenger agent s,'ar " Crescent
Rout,. Dallas, TEXAS.
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SILKS ana Satins.
All colors and shades, of surprisingly low
prices. Try us. Il. Bauman, 40 Elm sire rI
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Ladies Please Remember
Enti! Iei nsw stock to select from at Ban.
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scodeld. New York Fotografey. GOO Elm
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New Goods Only,

Now GOODS Only.
n Ladies underwear and fancy goods at
bauman's, 706 Elm street, ~
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'oo"eid' Now York Fotografer, 600 Elm,
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IT
Browns Cough Balsam
colds. 'oNsN' ahu
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scofield, New York Fotografor, 600 Elm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15
The Assassin In Court.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. - At 10
O'Clock precisely Judge Cox entered the
Criminal Courtroom and the court was
declared formally opened by the crier.
Immediately thereafter Guiteau was
brought into the courtroom by the
Marshal and his deputies. He looked
much better physically and otherwise
than when he last appeared to plead to
the Indictment. Still he had the same
restless air.
The courtroom was crowded. Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill, Porter OF n.
ard Davidgo OF. Washington appeared
for the prosecution, and Sccviile and
Leigh Robinson for the defense. Smith
was present to represent the Attorney
General. One of Guiteau's first moves
was to thrust his hand into one OF his
rockets and half take out roll of pa
per.
ScoviIle however, in dumb play or
dered him to put it back. and he did SO.
The District Attorney declared the
readiness Of the prosecution to proceed
with the case. Robinson then arose to
make a plea for still more time to pro
cure evidence for the defense, which ap-
pearcd to meet the approval of Guiteau.
All the time Robinson was speaking
Guiteau was carrying on what apps AIRED
to be 2 remonstrance with ScOville, who
was apparently trying to quiet and sup
press him. At the close Of R0blnson's
speech Guiteau insisted Oh being heard
He said that he was not aware that &
postponement was to be requested. He
desired to be heard in his own behalf
at the very threshold of the case. So
far as he was concerned he did not walt
further time. He was ready to try the
case now. Owing to the opposition Of
the prisoner to the application of Rob
inson for an extension of time, the
Court stated that for the pre- sent the
case should proceed, as far at least as
the swearing of the jury was concerned,
and they would consider the question
of extension afterward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15

The Rev. Geo. III. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, Ind, says "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, Dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow
skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents. so cents and 81.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria and cankcr
mouth.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fra
grant perfume Price % and 80 cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and hron-
chitis. -.as.s
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have Il printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure:
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price oC
cents.