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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19
THE SUN

NEW YORK. 1852
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19

On the west side of Mackubin street
across Dayton avenue.
On the east side of Arundel street across
Marshall avenue.
On the west side of Broadway street
across Grove street.
On the east side of Robert street across
Twelfth street, were referred to the En-
gineer to have the same carried out.
Pursuant to due notice the matter of
the making and completing of the assess
ment for grading Mackubin street, from
Dayton avenue to Summit avenue, came
up, and, after due consideration and hear
ing all parties present interested, it was
ordered that said assessment stand COM
pleted, and the clerk give the confirmation
notice on basis of assessing all proper
ty portlonately alike on the line of said
Mackobln street, from Charles street to
Summit avenue, the Board deemlng the
property thus benefited thereby, Yeas
5.
Adjourned to meet on the Oath inst. at
9 O'Clock q. m.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GERMAN, Clerk Board Public Works
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-29
The Lower Glasses

Who are they? The toiling millions, the
laboring man and woman, the farmer, the
the artisan, the inventor, the
Farfro ii. These are natures
nobility. No matter if they are high or
low in station, rich or poor in pelf con-
spicuous or humble in position, they are
surely upper circles in the order ofnature,
whatever the Fictitious distinctions Of
society, fashionable. or unfashionao,
BILE decree. s-' 1t is rot low, it
is the highest duty privilege and
pleasure for the great man and high-soued
woman to earn what they. possess to work
their own way through life, to be the archi-
tects of their own fortunes. Some may
rank the classes we have alluded toss only
relatively low, and in fact, the hiddling
classes. We insist they are absolutely the
very highest. If there be class of human
beings on earth who may be properly de-
nominated low, it is that class who spend
without earning, WHO consume without
who, d;ssipate on the. earnings of
their relatives. without being 5,nything in
themselyes.-[ Picayune, - a{, IS
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Hon. .. u. eIlletts spceeh.

Hon. K. III. Gilleti, ex-Meniber Of Con-
.eress from Iowa, addressed agood-sized and
attentive audience at 2 O'Clock, z. NJ, yes
terlay. Mr.. Gillette is avery earnest and
.,,leasant speaker. He held his audience
under the most marked attention for about
two and half hours. His6fst proposition
that the frst great object Of this Govern
ment was las set forth by its founders) 10
protect its fndustries-to leeislafe IN the IN
fAF.ss of the people. Bat through the
schenyug Of idlcrs and non-prodncers, leg
ihation Mad been corrupted, and was
wholly hinder the control Of the
few. Hesrpte Of the IrislleEel capitalist
co. Il 4 lin bot one per cent on bis circn-
lation Ina >was loaned ont 20 producers At
from $40 & per cent. He spoke Of the
Standard % Corporation with is great
wealth and X DETERMINATIONS between IN
.ciridual dealcn could build up one and
ruin the other. fs0 that the raiira1ds had
given this cymYeny Yep mllion collars "a
rebate IN one year, which had virtually
given this company a complete monopoly
III the trade
He nsnf'on 10 es.a,s,ish the net that orr
rrcscnt system ofscDrefrmcnt was fast sub
iectine our people % tue same condition Of
The surfs and slaves Of rnonarchisl govern
h cailei attention 10 the discrimination
made By railroads btrTeen shippers and
rIeo between cities which enable them 70
build up ~ city sud ruin anotler by Civ
inr better Chipping rates 70 one than
the other. the same Dy individuals b. NV
ing rebates 10 Cnc and not The othcr, which
enabled the one 10 prosper While THE other
ras ruined He spoke Of Eearan's bin
which sought 10 cofrect some Of TIE abuses
uIIirh Irrnn failed in Al cIiis efofts ~ rti
1-r--1c ar1 fhs Dreenbarkcrs GOD rt1ds
~ assist Iht UenfIIratt r1H tie bII This
IIII being 81 The head n tts t1icnIar. toIl
Ihs Old I'1rIiet| ~ r1Ul1r1 r1-stIt' 1f1r-
nd t|.e 'r1IenIar. rtf1s'rr ~ ccrsIIIT TAR
i|Isr br4Dtss. ID 1rlsr - t.11Is f1s c1rsI1-
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fahlAA ", NJ fbhhmb tl'b tm n
on NhHlmas ffft tFI't fi|eNIos Hfnl
0flnllitel NHntfHl4a mo attention N VII
md fmlb lowaf4 1nyIbf, IN Williamson
obsnig IN Junction Mn mo international
4 GftM Northern flellfoad
me lueh VIZ lad Int Wto IN 1hnf4
day lasl M D. fo,, and engine M ofthe
ron Wo1lIl \ Denver Iisllfoad cfossed The
Bn1bs rssf Dol nc new kbtf bridge and
,wrs ~rrrrfstl wifh cheers and rineifr of
bolls and blOwlneuf steam whistles, crest.
he 9fenf thihuslaafn TlIis Il The first 10.
comoflsc tliat ever turned wheel IN tlic
clfy OF Watb or the west ridge " the Bfszos.
Tie track was laid through San Saclnfo
Street, some fiur thousand feot
~ tlie dipot gronhds and the
sidc track put In on saturday.
Trnck.layng will now continue at the rate
Of two miles per day TO Taylor, about 10
miles. DcesOn Il Robinson were the track
contractors TO Waco, but Coleman IL Go.
suctecd them 10 Taylor, using the same
outfit employed on the Texas IL Pacific
Texas X Mexican Central is running 10 AL
varadn, In Johnson county, Dallas has q
rpwoutlet TO the southwest via AlvaradO,
Waco and Laredo, making another link In
tho great chain of RAILROADS. surrounding us,
and'all tending to confirm our future and
hiakf Dallas the great railroad center OF
Trx6s With such western towns as Fort
Worth, 'Cleburne, Weatherford, ETC.. trib-
utary 10 Dallas, our wholesale trade has q
hrighr future, and Dallas merchants should
profit by it. VI
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Aas,oml N " Mo- M W. 4h1HH HbNN
AZ pI,llhN lNpsHhfH NJ h6llfNlHlA N
|laAtIllA An ~ A4yi lltfia i|hf fAit
mlehos NJ M haze aetfAfeI W homhNf \
M Fo , ffiec8 iahfe hhb ~ D gens
lad beeo lifds. ffom tl0l6 w. f14le gnlHes
jsoen Jllh ihc aggregate bwlut ioibe ef0'f
md Mustangs fili. however, u gIywlns
agegd w, NJ iby ~ nov gygIlnE, yil'
lhflitrtiass ~ ASltftaa Dfthi eFifs
ftikgrdtdNUWff0 hmftwiU peFtedfg tnfs
In quality and prize lley bpve lncrgastdf
| More attention II thll ~ ifie Selection o
GOOD brood mares, aud Tho introduction ~
better class " Missouri jacks. rrlces,
FROM ~ . years aud upwards, from 80 10
go. In this csilmaio IL included also some
mustang mules. Mich COWS have decreased
In number 10 per cent. Price varies from
go 10 800. We have some short hrrns
and few Jerseys and graded stock, mainly
Of the native Texas cattle. Oxen and other
cattle have decreased in number . per cent,
and ranging In price, from 10 years old
and upwards. from 50 TO 80, There
Is much interest taken In improving the
| natives, by crossing with improved breeds;
and we think the day is not fardistantwhen
our Texas long-horns will disappear from
the rolls Sheep have Increased in number
20 per cent, have but few, and they are OF
better class, being crossed with South.
downs, Cotswolds and Merinqs, mainly Of
the latter, which has greatly improved
tbeirwool and mutton; price fronionc to
two years old, from $3.50 to $500 each !;
| number killed by, dogs, 40. Hogs have de-
creased in number 10 per cent, owing, we
think, mainly, to failure in the late corn.
crop. We have have some fine. English
Berksh.res and Poland-China some scrub
stock, but these are fast disappearing before
cholera, or disease of any kind, among
| the hogs, May this not be from proyerty, in
! feeding but little corn, a subject worthy Of
investigation? Average prices, one year
and over, from $500 to $1,000 per head.
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J,Fs Rogers,Ia farmer rthis city, en-
gagged four years ago for . period Of SIX
weeks in the novelpursuit ofhunting o'pos-
suni and other small yarmints then plenii-
ful In this vicinity. This pursuit was en-
gagged in both as n measure ot spprf and
profit, and, Notwithstanding, he,was con
sanity laughed at by his friends, he hoidly
declared his intention toLiake The lrcrerds
of that six wee3t opossum hunt .lsi him
$1,000 in less thaiGen yeas. Nuw for lhe
wers carefully sod, and When .hr,dlgitir-
geth:r aggregated 800. This amount was
invested in twelve calves, which. III The
end ftwo years were sold and re-iivesed
in. 100 calves. which nov, Ut the end OF
four years from the first investment, are
held at $40 each. making q lpyt value OF
S4,o0O--[Pilot Point Crcxasl Pi,st
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Iryon feel yourself growing weak. your
strength failing. the natural functions Of
the body becoming impaired take Narning
when cDuibiued with proper vegetable en-,
tracts pf1drccs = tonic OF rare medicinal
effect. snch fenledy IL Browns lrcr
Dittcrs. Buy n Of your druggist and 90
nm he l,crsuaded 20 take n substitute. Tor
ibis Is fbc only nm n = rhicii gives rerfna-
merit strength. u contains 20 Iceiiol. nof
doe IL blnclen the trcth Il reserves The
nuirersaI end0rscment II cIerKymen. vhr-
siciarr-. druggists. aDd All who have used u.
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made . most fOrtunAte ESD lPe. !.
,R.iIroad wreck.

There was wreck on the Chicago, Texas
& Mexican Central road yesterday mprnlng
about one mile. this side Of Alynrado, in
which a lat car was badly smashed up, and
four Others ditehed. The 'train, which was
loaded with ties; was running at ordinary
speed. when lie fell OVERLOOKED in front Of
the wheels, throwing It FROM the track No
one was Injured by the accident;
An engine from the Texas Trunk Road
wreck ~ hich IS the. first Nat has eyer oc-
cured oilifhis line - H. G.
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What We Know About It.

'sWhat do you know about St, JACOBS
Oil?" said one of our oldest subscribers.
This was a fair question; and We answered
that we are reliably informed THAT -; gem
t1eman Of this city who has suffered untold
relief from Rheumatism in desperation
bought some and tried it, and declares that
it is the best remedy for rheumatism he
ever heard of.-[Cairo (Ill.) Radical Re-
publican. -
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Every Time

/ Arnan,. or even piece of machinery that
very correctly Judged valuable. az And
certainly none the less valuable is any arti-
Gle designed to refievethe ills Of mankind,
and which does so every time Messrs.
jones, Cook Il Co., Bay State Brewery, Bos-
ton, Massachusetts, write We have used
st. Jacobs Oil among Dur men and tihdthat
ut helpsthem "every time" We therefore
hea rtilyrecommend it as a pain-he ealing
liniment.- ~ Keokuk Constitution. IA
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Sold by all druggists.
More Immigrants.

The noon westbound passenger train on
yesterday carried through seventeen immi-
grant families from Bedford, Tennessee
numbering about sixty persons in all,
bound for fhe.western counties, where they
80 IN Quest of homes They were a good,
thrifty looking class of immigrants, and
stated that other families would soon fol-
low them to their western homes. ~.
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TIE Mayor and City Secretary yesterday
signed and Forwarded % the compiroleI g.
17efin one hundred Thousand dollars Of
DalIa1 DIV honds The Comptroller vii
have fi|r,1 registered and returlt1' By tle
ID oI Iarursr. Nhfn they VIII It rca1r iDr
lIsrrfIrfion. The bonds arr issued 20 secure
funds fof the payment II the rate works
r'r~rha.ef hr the city from tie Dallas
Wafer supply Company.
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shrerh.ng

/, DR.. Kings Syphalctic Remedy is guaran-
teed to cure, sy,i,alsin the primary second
ana con,plicarel forms. and will cure the
worst cases Of yeneral Diseases, cases which
. have resisted the, treatment of, the most
eminent physicians of America. 1t cures
thr lirst stage and heals tile ulcers in few
days. Itu,tres ulcers in the mouth, nose,
lead arms, and legs; also hard pains in the
bones aud joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
SIN. everywhere by express. "A treatise on
sexnaRylisssisss free. Sent sealed for two
.sternpss DIR. j.. ninslrer sl5 North 18th
street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
~ moner refunded Dr.. i,insbeer maka
chco,iir,liscasesa speciality. II you are af-
Hi..'w! will m. matter wharcall orwrite.
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Tents, Awnings and Covers.
a Sydney smithd @. Fof' 723 Elm street,
Dallas. Jekas. are state tagerfs fof Tom
Mar sor's STANDARD tens and covers.
Lar9e coiri ssaIn enf szysin stock. rom
which parties can select sizes and styles 10
suit. ksrfbse corfracforrdcsiring outfits
OF these sfy1es ~ gbolfs wfii 90 well 10 cal
and examine. Prices and terms a. low and
car 40 ths=< Of ANY standard f.etaryt
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1hI 6'61i' FHl b|hI'l| Hf Am III M
hfIfNIh IfNy NN INU fNlf hu"
ta1 ID f4tHY i4fH1 M NYNtI1HMlf
l.l,.. .s ll.' N. '' ,A's 09 sisI.s
Nm lhi4Nify ftlGHfh M fluIilf ma
llalnl ANd iniN It hfNI Iff Nefh NJ
hlllltft lltnfenHnt ~ Mnlol1 9hd =
fnI9 lfn|ohahf N li,e lflh ibNhfV NJ
Nnfhhofe. fh0f Themselves Win MlfQlsl
and news has iugt heon received ffhm W.
fnpsf.ift eflleYarlqn, ls1Ntfnt l1lgnoI'
fnenf, md M NunItif htnrffr his inst nd
loved ilils example. AZ he sufne Ume ~.
icldes nre ffpily lucfesitin vi hlffnbef
AMONG The rank and Ole. The week before
laat. iva tdIfil. scftinelg IN We Turks hnrl
rneks al Munich, shot tlicm,slves wiik ilfeir
rifles. and tiisWetk tlifrc sereennts lavc
done the same, fpspcct yely ~ Nnrnlerg,
Landau aud Ineolstndt a telegram rom
Munich, dated 18th jnri., states. that an
other officer has Just committed suicide,
making three cases In he week
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II merit i ronei.f f1r r. Moderate pre-.
cal ~ erInfr tnnitl A Co., e. No. 1zs I'm
IIFaef UnIIrs TrErs. AMI cEaUIut r1ls
ern1erf1 rnnrfIi1e. Simple IN TrInclTle|
frIIIrss IN conservation. positive M u1Ie-
|Ir..1 mi ..Itss IN 1rf11. Nrrlu1IIe- n lu-
rrr'Iir. fnn111nf r. n1Te.r1Hre. r. So
rIr1.l4 - TT r1nrIf'r1s n r1I s-''.''-s
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A Gard.

a CARD.
10 ali who are suffering from thettpors
and indiscrei ions ofiyouth .fmrvoiis weak
ness early tcay, less of manhotWl, elc., |
will send a ri,ipe that viii cure you free OF
charge This great remedy was'disrnvrred
by a missionary in South Amcriri,. S,a.d u
selEaldresscd envelope tolSy. .)rsrrl, I Z
'Inmarl, Station d. New York CITY. s
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A Life Saved

In a letter from a lady at Council Grove,
Oxygen at times for nearly three years for
lung trouble Am nearly we'll now, and
feel that it has saved my life, as the disease
is hereditary, and has been forgenerations
in our family, and | am the first one who
has recovered after being attacked. ~ Our
Treatise OH Compound Oxygen, containing
large reports of cases and full information,
sent free. Drs Starkey & Palen, 1l09 an 1
I'LL Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa
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Painters, Read This Guarantee. ~ (

4 Anythoqse properly painted according TO
directions, with the New York Enamel
Paint; not satisfactory whcn painted, we
will repairt at oiir expense Win any Paint
the owner may select, and further, if said
Paint peels, cracks, chaiks off within three
years from date of painting, We will furnish
other Paint gratis.
Sydney Smith & Co., 72S Elm street; Dali
las Texas, are our State agents, and will
carry with them a large assortment Of our
Paints Prices as reasonable as those OF
any first-olass goods in the market. -'
New YORK ENAMEL PAINT Co..,
IT'S Prince Street, New York.
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II is said that the Natural Bridge property
i'm Virginia has been purchased by stock
company, of which Governor Cornell. of
New York, is President. A new railroad Is
TO be built and other efforts made to bring
it up as apopularsummer resort
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Fine Grade Bugggies and Carriages.

Parties desiring to purchase a buggy,
phaeton or carriage for their own use, can
find almost any style they wish on exhibi;
bition at Sydney Smith d. Co.'s sample
rooms. No. 72S Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
And upon examination, II they fail !, to /; lind
der and can have any style built to suit
them. These goods are manufactured by
Il. s. Feltch, of Amesbury, Massachusetts,
who has earned national reputation for
fine-grade work, every job sold being fully
guaranteed.
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..Grant Exnectationr,,.r.

Are always realized whcnthe sufferer seeks
relief by using Browns Cough Balsnnt, Gn' .
Coughs, Tightness and Soreness of the
Chest, and difficult expectoration. For.
sale by all druggists in Texas. y ed
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Whole Tickets, 81, Half Tickets.s1
Z 27Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoifice order. Orders of SIS and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
orders to R. NJ BOARDMAS, Courler-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky or 4. NJ. BoARDMAN
1903 Broadway. New York 80
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Drunisenn ess. s.

These swlio have taken simmons Liver
Reasil ator declare that itsets tthe liver IN
action and invigerates the system. in ouch
way as to destroy tho craving for strong
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piles. Itching Piles.

The symptoms0fitching piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
ca awlfng in or about the rectuin. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are. often
affected. Dr. Swaynes Ointment is the
,ynpst effective remedy extant for this tor,
epts. pfsozFdaint. Gives rest at night
Nyif96nt desire to scratch, also has no equal
in Graduating tcttcr, itch, salt rheum
.erysipelas. barber's itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here. is the proof:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in MY practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years; it cured me completely,
L. S. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, lin three
cent stamps, three boxes, 81 %, bySwayne
Il Son. pf.ilaacl pl.ia. sRay4e's CiAsl4lel4,
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The IlluminatOr.

The existence of GOOD
fcelingou tue part OF Tie
Erench Nation Tor thcre9
rleUfthlsc1untry issliowA
by the presentation Of G
rnloSsal bronze Leure of
frcedom holding alien the
torch Of Liberty. Beauty,
with usefulness, Is. c1hl-
Dinci In this ilnmessC
work Of art, as the bright
hlazlng torch will s6lg.
the purpose Of q bcacoIf
llzldintbe barber OF New
York. There u ancifef
frure which VII chal
lsnge larger praise Afd al
fiifnti0n than even Lle
rrcatwork above r,fcrTCl
- II IA IIIuEfrufr| Ilr|
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h Mr. Martin Al Gonnellysa merchant in
Oil CITY. sPa., writes: " EiliheritediA health
from Isyv-parepts,, who we're both short
liyeas My wifc.is, a siokly .littie. wemail,
and has suffered considerably. We have
had fivesoliifdren three of whom died IN in
fancy. theother two "a boy = years so5. age,
hesn auite puny, weak and sickly..
some time ago ! read a medical work
that spoke of iron as being essential II lie.
that a want OF iron in the blood was the,
princitsalaaI Of illhealt.{, .Rhortlyaftert
wartlsI saw an adyertssaient OF Br9wns
Iron Iattefs.s u II ernitEd 70 try ~ Tor
exceeded my greatest anticipatipn.sMy self,
wifeand children have all gtownaieplthy and
strong. Sores. aches aud pains, headaehes,
indigestion and sleeplessness, forinefiy SO
common in my family, trouble as nomorc.
Every bottle is worth its weight in gold,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-29

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