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The WASHINGTON correspondent
of the Louisville Courier Journal. on
the 18th instant, sent the following tc
his paper, from the capital:
The Post of this morning goes for Gov
Murray with a slash ng napier under The
title ".lff with His HeaG." 1t asks
"Will Mr.. Hayes permit the outrage on
civil liberty recently peTpetrated by
Gov. Murray, OF Titan, TO pass unre.
bukgd; wi This man, who has tramplec
the laws under his et and clearly VIC.
lated his Official oath, b permitted u
hold the office which ne has thus dis
graced in refusing to certify the election
OF Cannon as a delegate TO Cons ress,
when Osnnun Was conceded to have
polled thlrteen-fUurteenths of all the vole=
css.klIOv. Murray was guilty Of = g oss
yiU7a.Ion OF The Ia n" SJch expressIUns
RS that Gov. Murray has put III, sigma
ture to he, lie Is very small game, "
Has a tempted u wantun outrage" ETC.,
etc, abound. Mr. Cannon" II goes on
g say, .'sili be seated, AID Gov. Murray
ought 20 be removed"
"WhaL do you thlnE," asked of Del
ega Cannon, ''Of the Courier Journals
editorial on the case OF Campbell and
Csnnon?"
Il think," he replied, "that as soon as
Mr.. Watterson is fully advised of all the
facts in the case he will see the matter IS
l do"
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The LOUISVILLE Commercial, which
was Murray's paper until he came to
Utah, refers to MIN as the ''same
handsome Keniuckian" that he was
before coming 90 the benighted west.
And yet, Notwithstanding this fiat
tering reference to his beauty By MS
best friends, his admirers out here
find fault with the HERALD for In
sisting that be is pretty as red
uarnn-n
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INTERESTING ITEMS.
Some of the Results of AdVsrtis-
ing.

The accompanying documents were
received by Mr.. George A. Meears'
wholesale and retail liquor dealer,
opposite the postoffice, Salt Lake
City, Utah. He respectfully dedi-
Gates them to the liquor dealers OF
the nineteenth century, here and
elsewhere. Comments are unneces-
sary, as the meter is published rer-
batlm ct Literdtim, ct speLLGtim. Out OF
sympathy for the writers, We omit the
names, but the original documents
can be seen at IL, Is, Is Second
South street.
The fret document received Was
the following, which was contained
in an envelope bearing the words:
Glove not the world. neither the
things that are in the world. john
H., 10. Here is the letter:
PHELPs, n. Y, Jan. 4, 1881.
Dear Sir:-HsviDg seen your sdver-
tisment in the paper, inviting the bungry
TO a Christmas dinner, feel like thank
ing you for your kindness to the poor and
needy. And now l want to give you an
invitation which / find from One who
will give all that He promises, and even
more. have accepted it, and l hope
you will. Dear Sir, / shall pray that
your heart may be moved to come to the
loving Friend who so kindly urges u 10
believe on Him, and receive salvation
from dis bend. The words of invitation
are in dear, precious Book, the Boly
Bible, Isaiah So. l, 2. "Ho, every one
that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and
he that hath no money, come ye, buy and
eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk. with
out money and without price. Where
fore do We spend money for that which is
not breadi and you labor for that which
satisfeih notf Harken unto me, and eat
ye that which is good" Also in Mat
thew IL. % "Come unto me, all ye that
labor and are heavy laden, and 1 will
give you rest" Also Revelation 8. 20
Behold, stand st the door and knock;
if any man hear my voice and open the
door, will come in to him, and will sup
with him and he with me-" Will you
not accept
Believe me to be your friend
MRS. Rev. -.
Then comes q postal card, as iol-
lows:
PHELPS, N. Y, Jan. 5th, 1881.
Mr.. Meears:
Dear Sir:
Taking up Salt Lake paper of Dec.
Oath, my eyes rested on 30, Ye
Thirsty"l l remembered the invitation
Of one many years ago, who ssyd ''come
unto me sill ye that thirst" As I con-
tinued looking, l ssw your kind provision
you bad mAde-I could but think you
possessed e large heart. but why are
there so many "poor little children"2 l
could but think you was sowing seed.
Soon to come TO many ''poor little chill
dren" will come the harvest Please
open the door ofyour heart, and let rs
SOW that seed that will produce golden |
harvest, bring joy instead OF woe to little
children. "ADd Jesus said unto them, |
1 am the bread Of life: he that comeih |
to me shall never hunger, and he that
believeth on me shall never thirst" s. |
John 6, 80 verse.
There are many beautiful songs, one is
kiss him for his mother" Please read
the select reading, send for ''your
mother" Yours kindly,
M L, P
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Price $500 Per 1000.

EThis cannot be had at the
BUSINESS SAMPLE ROOM.
Twas ever thus: no matter Whe.
Their you desire Hermitage Whiskey
or Salvation, you must pay cash.
Seriously, however, as there seems
to be an unusually large amount OF
superfuous sympathy expended upon
ne by the selI-righteous ones OF this
degenerate world, ! hereby declare
my willingness to submit my past
and present department in life, with
all its shortcomings, for comparison
With that OF any writer, public
speaker, clergyman, priest, or any
person OF equal age, Of either sex, OF
any nationality or religion, and II
agree to forfeit ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, provided an honest and in
telligent investigating committee
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British Bits.

London, 22.-Colliers and police Of
Skelwersdale had n fight yesterday, and
several persons were injured. Troops are
being sent TO Wigam and Preston Dir
tricts, owing to their disturb d condition.
An iron-clad is reported on the coast Of
Ireland to prevent the landing Of arms
a projected Land League meeting at
Balls has been prohibited.
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THE NEW YoRK Tribune Almanac
sets Allen G. Campbell down OFF,
cially as a republican. Campbell
claims to be Il democrat. but he was
nominated by a republican conven-
ton, voted for by republicans, was
given fraudulent certificate Of cleo
ton by republican Governor, his
right to the seat ia defended BY re-
publican newspaper, which is his per
sonal organ, and he has never expires
sed anything bu! a republican
sentiment or principle when he un-
dertook to talk politics. The paper
founded by Horace Greeley seems tc
understand the man better than be
understands himself.
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The OheIikk PLACED.

New York, 22-Secretsry of the Navy
COT, Secretrry ok$tsts Evarts, the Cen
trsl Park commissioners and many rep
resentstives Of the Masonic fraternity
were among nearly 10000 people who
witnessed the placing # the the obelisk
upon its pedestal in Central Park to dsy.
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ACCORDING TO the official figures,
Garfield received 1898 votes more
than Hancock, the totAls being Gar
field, 4 ,45O. 921; Hancock. 4 Az 1888.
Garfield lacked &c., of a majority
If the oonuIar vltp
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THE MoKTUAkY statistics ought tC
convey a very broad hint TO the col
ored people OF this country. In
come OF the states those statistics are
very carefully kept, 80 as to show
the difference between the death rate
in the wuite and colored population.
The figures show that the cOlored
people are rushing On to death when
they move north. The negro death
rate in the south is but slightly in ex
cess of that of the whites, and some
cities even show q greater death rate
among the whites than the blacks, as
In Selma, Alabama, where the col
ored death Ia Q was, in November.
100, and the whits 10 2. In Boston,
for the same mouth. the COL
ored death rate was S6.5, and
white ZIG; in Providence, r.
l.. white 10 9, colored 343; il
Keokuk. Iowa, coloTed 1907, white
So Whatever may be the eau e,
whether poverty, unusual exposure OF
a general inability TO take care Of
themselves properly, it is certain tina.
in the northern cities. in proportion
TO population, two blacks die to one
white person, ard the negro who
comes north runs twice as many
chances of dying that he would by
remaining in the south. The NOR
tusry statistics show that il the blscks
could all be brought into cities north
OF Mason and Dixon's line the negro
question would soon be settled, and
in the same way that the Indian
question is being adjusted, namely,
by the practical extinction OF the race.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
sUvpAr MORNING, JAN, %, 1881.

IL THE betting season we're not
ovsr We would offer two to one that
Murray is sorry that be did it. The
msjority on his side is good deal
less than CampbelPs over Cannon.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York, Jahusry p, Ii

New 1ork, January 2, 1881.
Money, 5, 6; governments, inactive;
stocks closed strong Western Union,
1l6; Quicksilver, Is; Pacific, 5s2<;
Mariposs, u; Wells, Fargo, lis
New York Central, 15I%; Erie,
49,; Panama, 226; Union Pacific,
1908; bonds. 1875; Central Pacific,
9O1Z, bonds, 1131<; Sutro, rs.
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shall decide that l am inferior,
morally, OF sny of my detrsctors,
without exception.
SPOT up or shut up |" which, being
translated, signifies Give us q resti
Terms, Cash, and prices lower than
ever. Call and inspect the finest
stock OF Liquors and Ugsrs in the
Rocky Mountains.
Remember the address:
GEORGE A. M EEARS,
IL, Is and Is Second South Street,
Opposite the P0s:ofice,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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REMOV

On February asst, the superior stock Of HeRae-
made Boots and Shoes now Manufactured by u.s.
Three Doors North of Deseret National Bank, will
be Removed to No. 90, north, Opposite our pres
ent Store.
We invite all to Call and See us who are want
ing F1Fst-cIasS Homemade Boots and Shoes at Low
Prices Our Goods surpaSs Anything Offered
Before.
SOLOMON BROTHERS B. G0In
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It is reported thst Gladstone is 10 be
created Earl Of HAwarden.
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Ps1eRssH. rHs su1cnEs-

LAS ALWAYS ON HAND TEE BEST OF
II Meats in Season, and sells ~ cheap 3
anybody. Sausages are his great specially.
Don't forget the place, 1225 First South Street
Second Butcher Shop ives. Of Main Street. g
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ELEANT CHEAP JEWELRY

10 introduce onr new styles and Influence trail,
We MAKE the following unparalleled offers for
SHOT, SHOT time; The Berlin Packet contains !, "a,,
plated watch chain agate shawl pn lajv's c1ega". '
set lewelry, sea bean cuff buttons coral
set agate studs, gold plate band ring coiar me-
Ion, Key ring, pocket book, imitation st ha"I
kerehlef pen pencil comic envelopes and vis ;ai'
caras; Az these mailed to you for Sc. in stanni
fpm aes Is e ter $780, The lot can 10 retaed al
=: Inc Royal Casket contains one super amotbv.+
iag' elegant coral brouch set in box f,ncv nas
goM plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold Mat: st,%s
a love cameo scarf pin genuine Partisan d;annn
s Maltese cross with r. diamond c"n,s a, hna.
lnI Je. sleeve buttons plated collar button nat@I
ci nh watch caain plain gold plate RIM p"I's.
Saso ring Maltese earrings with =. sam""AS
settings gents full comb amethyst set iady ;.'S 6.i
pa,ta sst with white stone settings Jet and csmsa
scarf pm eng gold plate sleeve Sntt" I '' Tt
=, OF TINS magnificent collection sent sanr l
n man Io1 u, for sl70, for q, This lot can s
TnWTL s n At from s. to $40. Address ="
'f ~ Etki 20. Atlanta Ga. @ ~
:, , ahe Atanta Globe says: This comna,v 70
PERFECTLY reliable and the amount thew aiEs f rs
'onr' money is astounding. '"eS s'se lor
F
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n t1le lif1f1y.


II bnot Star I'll improbable, consider
IL - seaash eaassdnen Of things, that
Assnsy b sonething in the prophecy
a Mother Shipton that va shall all 90
toMAah naxt Saturday, the day and date
ct lsnA IT, old lady y tho end Of all
thiap Gathly. II the Bible, unrevised
nd revised, i to be believed, catastro-
-pasd ~ kind must come some day or
ssdsetAss Taking : survey Of the situation
~ - ~ know but that this is as good
4 tinD - any that could be found for the
q n4 w1ndtng up Of the terrestrial machine.
To- vA16 void seems to be out of gear.
14n1Re American horses are running
tVSy with tho h0n0rs Of the most famous
easo soasse in the world. In our own
country NJ haze the phenomenal event
n eur p6lftio6 Of . Secretary of State pre-
ading over our foreign affairs who scarce
AnoWsthe Names Of tho foreign capt.
til and wloee whole time il devoted to
manipulating primary elections, setting
- so0v106 and distributing the Gus
To- hoose o6css whore they viii do the |
nds god. n . meteorological way here |
- ~ wearing overcoats in June, while |
To Wsves 0'1Ae Atlantic are sweeping
sway or eeast line - II it were the |
middle a Docsiber. The Jersey mosoui-
toeG A1vs dStelmined to spend the sum-
1ee aAeood, end have signalized their ar
tdvl n n0agay ,salaaldng the British
eoQi66n 6JstnGmg tho nose of the
IN finanf6hA6 Mr.. (rNkan0hnaasv N D
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE.
THE FARMERS BONANZA. ),

Maxixe a new vegetable from s 4 ,;c,...
IRON ever grown here delicious ru ~
s ses ' Sa e ea" ANAL 1sf Ct, IT,. .i
ists to be the richest human tI ruaw Wy chem T;
@a Louder plant Also Seed Is cts. paper. cnha n
ess se eroM% II g. Just , variety
gary best to keep or ship Is cts nan, anu - s u
M Nrss papers for z; Very scarce. LoycfW 8,
a'a ifme senr largest Known to feet longtime
Tomato richest flavor, early. p, Ier :o, Hmax
T e,laa,ea IN every way Is cts q paper. WHITE
IN FL son Go, Whs from o the Sils Yields immensely
fr table Or stock 20 cts paper ets oneam ..'
eG %;a one plant feeds COW two DAYS: 70 :" -
long h. S ess pspe 1 Gp1eo Corn grains in.
is cts nsper e Nv VIII bring fabulous prices
each for g. 'o"' u, 3Of
Address C.R crrprpm : -,
Refa,pnco. ~, M Atlanta, Ga,
Atlanta. - o''''oun' mayor Of
Z u 6 ssst h " j. = u . /
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SAINT -CuikLES COLLEGE, =
GRAND Coteau, La,
Conducted by
Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus.

| location most healthy and pleasant on the
Alexandria Branch Of the Morgan New Orleans
anu Texas ,, Railroad twelve miles by rail from
Vermilionville Beautiful Fairgrounds and ave-
nues OF oak trees Buildings comfortable. Church
new and magniicent divine service impressive.
rare substantial and wholesome. Education IA.
Classical Scientific and Commercial Courses. Spe
clal attention paid to Bookkeeping and pcnmar.
snip Terms moderate. Per session: Board,
tuition, Washing, $50 Bed and Bedding. $40;
fee, So ''''''
Opening OF Session 1ssO-a1. October
References: President Of st. Charles College
Jesuit Fathers, New Orleans.
Nov. 2Oly.
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A Partial List Of Diseases which DR.. Roberts
Treats.

, In the treatment Of the following diseases Dr.
speedy and permanent;cues Viz: Nervous Rlr,i'
matism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout, Articula,
Rheumatism, Lateral Posterior and Anterior Chr.
Natures Of the Spine Dyspepsia Dropsy, Aiuomi.
nal Dropsical T4mors, Nervous Debility PARALYSIS,
Shaking Palsy, Palptation of the Heart, Diabetes
Loss Of Voice, Kidney Diseases Liver C"mnInins
Partial Insanity, Scrotula lmpotency, LOSS Of
Manly vigor, Sterility, Falling Of the Womb Bald.
ness Piles, Fstula, Syphilis, all Female Diseases
lI,eucofTh9a, Flour Albus, Painful Menstruation'
Suppression, Of the MenSes etc, etc. ''
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(Signed) WILLIAM ZIEGLER,
ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.

AN11CUIAK KHEUMATISM =
New Orleans, June 9th, 1880.
rheumatism and dropsy Of the knee joints they be-.
ing swollen very large stiff and painful for eight
months The usual remedies and the prescriptions
4 uied did me no good. had made up nv mind
sasti should ~ become permanent cripple then
s sc.u Oh ana applied to DR.. r. K: Roberts, who af
r ,o;e luz immediate relief and by six week mag
VIII answer questions cheerfully,
(Xgned) II. WAHIm
Residence, corner Philip and Freret Sta.
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TESTIMONIALS.

No. 1OG Chippewa street, !
New Orleans January 3, lssO.
on the left hip Of my WIFE which DESTROYED the ,,s
q the limb and left her helpless. Her suffer.
mgs were terrible, and her life was rapidly ebbinu
away. After trying everything that could I've
thought OF heard Of in medicine, without relief
then heard Of and sent for DR.. Il. Il. Roberst, who
Dy ms vital electromagnetic power, in few
week restored the use Of the limb She is now
able to walk to his office for treatment and hack
home without assistance.
(Signed) VS.. BASSETT
Captain of the 'MARTHA. ~
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Take Notice!

That this the only Lottery of
the u.
istcncc '"'"'S "''
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tMged) Nrs. DELLA FOWLER.

ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE WOMB, DYSPEPSIA
AND LEUCORRHOEA.
1T. Louisa Weimer, So Magazine st.. terribly
sm,cted With engagement Of the womb, leucor.
poS.. ~" ,ysPopslA was perfectly cured by DR..
ss.s LAY and june, 1879. A remarkable
- Sept 4, 1881.
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LA COMPLIANCE"
(Compsgnie d,Assurance contre IIncendie,
DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
Organisee On 1874.
BUREAU NO. 2, RUE FAVART
Ic ss1 q d pActf, Frs. as,47s,3ll, l0-N SOS.
A9 a; ft tst 9nis, en- Bonds dc pour cents
ADMINISTRATORS.

ADMINISTRATORS.
President, n. DUCLERC, (ancicn Ministre
des Finances; actuellement Senateur. ] 80
~. BILLET, un des Administrators de
q hsnque dc France, Ex-membre dc 10 Cham.
pfo do commerce de Paris.
nelce de Paris. = - Il ~ So'n'
3. 0kIAOULT, Ex.Preailent du Tribunal ile
Commerce de Il Seine. s. ."' uc
~. a:ALPHEN, ExJuge du Tribunal Dc la
merOo. 3. oon-
N H,PPHANN, Banquier tMaison Allgerie 4
%. ocrN, xs.br. du con.eil Municipal do
PA6SY, Rsprssantant : pAssemblee M.
!, fkktlRE, President dc Ia Comnaor;a
senersle Transatlantique. = ''''''
! MAIEL, Aembre du Conseil Municipal de
2. BURKHARDT, President.
CHAS AAURY, Vice President.
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List Of . few Of the many astonishing cures per.
formed by -
DR. II. R. ROBERTS,
q his Medical and Hygienic Institute GAG Maca.
sine Street. near corner jackson, New Orleans
during The present Spring aud Summer 1850.
klest6elty, Ilestrs. Msgnetlsn, Vital Psy.
sho.Magnetlsm
and the most approved modern medication.
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Fourth; bet st. Patrick and St, David Sta. }
New Orleans june 10th, 1879
hereby certify that have been deaf in INV left
- IGr ten years, accompanied with awful roaring
sounds. Dr.. r. r. Roberts cured me in less than
.sn minutes today, both Of the deafness aud tho
giad to answer inquiries on the subject.
PATRICK EGAN.
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CONSUMPTION.

New Orleans, September 8, 1872
hereby certify that I have been bad with con
sumption, from nasal catarrh, for over one year ear
11ight "kEGuI.AR, doctors had failed to cure ING
1eioro calling on Dr.. Roberta also tried the phy
sCla1s Of the Charity Hospital they also failed to
a96fd even particle ofreiief. - ''''' -
~; Roberts has perfectly restored me to sound
II. a n Inc awful cough and splitting Of corrup-
streets =, - = = "A1A A1'oeitJ
~ if3i0nedl 49,, H.. nCrYA r,r1pr,r
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n .sa" was regularly incorporate, by the Legislature oftlc State for
Charitable TENN
M @ MMc "ract the lnv"ae faith the State Which pledge
Is h rhe""" an overwhelming popular
new adopted December a. A. cnrita One o ~
Wnnl has added Of Cul Sn S
lnt'o, will take monthly Tuesday never sr,n" m
pocs Look at the following distributions '' ''''S Or 'S'~
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DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY T. NASAL CATARRU.
No. II Religious street.
-, New Orleans, January 6, 1850.
hereby certify that have suffered yerv much
WITH dyspepsia for twelve years. After having
u1ed many remedies prescribed by different emf.
1ent physicians Of this city, all of whom failed to
90 me particle Of good, was eectually cured by
ID. Roberts has also cured my wife of general
droPsy Of six months standing, and nasal catarrh
ana deafness Of the right ear she having suffered
nom tho last named disease for ten 10 wears
I win answer inquiries, ' wa :: 10.
Nig4ed) JOHN J1ynGr
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SHREVEPORT, - .

SHREVEPORT, IA
o, Al, u k'nlS OF cemetery work neatly executed.
IacSte'!, We sell the celebrated ClAMpIoy w,o"ght
anu maeaLc iron fencing, the best in the country,
We employ no commission agents, our TRAVELLING
statesmen are saiaricd by the month or year. W.
give our patrons the % per cent usually giycn to
agents. . ',,,s - -, !"
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

ABDOMINAL TUMOR,
No. % Second street, I
Carrolton, La, january i. lssO.
have suffered awfnlly with an abdominal iroD.
i a.; fu%Sr for four years No physicians whom
eo Ioraed No any relief until applied to DR..
month am now only two happy to testify that hat
the tumor has been entirely removed nv GEN.
eral health is becoming excellent. so"'
(Signed) Mrs. THERESENA HAGARDON
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CONSULTATION FREE,

Dr. ROBERTS Diagnoses Diseases without ones.
tions-Oilice hours, 6A. NJ. tO7p.M.
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DIRECTEURs ANEW YORK

y; GEORGE G. MAGOUN, de il M.;.o,
xxadder, Peabody 4 Gle, Boston ct New
RICHARD BUTLER, do /. Msi.on How.
Cd Sanger Z Gle, New York. ~"
4aLly 4 ca. New York, ct Donohoe. KslIv
c,LOUl6 DEREBlAN, Agent General dc Ia
Conpssnie Transatlantique. ',s''' - :"
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Railroad Notice.

There will be held q meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Dallas Il Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general Office of the company, In
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day of
December, 1881 for the purpose named In the
following resolution:
Resolved; That a meeting Of stockholders of
the Dnllas& Wichita Railroad Company bccalled
TO meet atthn Office of said company In the city
Of Dallas, ut the hour of IL o'clock nOon the 10Th
day of December 4. u, 1881, for the purpose OF
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose of completing cquiping
and improving lis line Of railroad, and paying It's
lndlbtoincs, from the city of Dallas TO Denton,
In Denton county, as may be determined and 10
fix Me rate of interest on such bonds, and to
authorize said bonds to be secured by first
mortgageon the property franchises, rights and
privileges OF said company, and that notice of
said meeting he given, as required by law. And
at the same time and place there WIN be held u
meeting of the board Of directors of said cor
poration for the transaction OF such business as
may come before H..
Dallas, October 7, 1881, J. NJ Mccormick,
secv Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.