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OXFORD 'NEB August l6, ls79.-CARrER MEDI-
CINE COMPANY:
'GENTLEMEN;-Please send me five
walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Fllls to my neighbors, and would say to the
people III general that Carriers Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and dare say cannot be equaled.
| have been using them for some time,
and find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used.
Respectfully yours, Mrs. II. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines tor sale by vii.
ms, Tolliver IL Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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smoke Duke OF Durham cigarette, mild
mellow and pure
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EoR sALR.-European House, i0lI. sixteen
rooms. Call upon John Browning, 1898
Elm street - july 81
E'OR SALE-A house containing hvs rooms.
l. store-room and closet kitchen and servants
room, Apply to Darlington 4 Smith, i05 Elm
street jul25-t
LYON SALE-A good residence, known as $50
Ross avenue Apply 10 j.. d. Padgitt.
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Mtscellaueoms a@amts.

III ANrED-Sltuatiou as salesman, in dry
w goods or groceries: experienced In both
lines, best OF references Address Il, T. H.,
National Hotel, Dallas aur3n
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Ds Jp,u a Phosphate for Alcoholism
sys !. tx GiLMARrtH, Detroit, Michigan,
s,s,rs. ! have found Il very satisfactory In
snSau.s, notably in the prostration AT.
"uah' upon alcoholism,n
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WANrED-Twelye hrstclass carpenters, TO
work on round-house at Alvarado. Call on
W II, Patterson, at drugstore, III Lamar street
Tor information. A, Brownee, Contractor.
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The Latest Dallas Wondertt
Is the rapidity and certainty with which
the worst cases of Dyspepsia and Sick.
headache are cured by Browns Pepsin
Tonic. Ask your druggist for IL.
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WANIkD-A situation as teacher by a lady
" OF several years experience in teaching
English, French and The rudimonts of music
References exchanged. Address Miss NJ, q. T..
Lynchburg, Va. - = - aurs
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NOTlCE-A liberal trade will lie given for 3
~ residence In pleasant part OF the city con.
tanning six or seven rooms, Address Residence,
HERALD Office ioa-tf
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Cheap Column
Antirrs.

\ Observation-Disclosures may De nsnaeo into
~ cur business Office up 10 SIP. NJ, and into the
COMPOSING room up 10 u. m.
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WANTED-old Cast Iron al Car Shops,
w Liberal price paid for same at their shop.
East Dallas, Also old Brass and Copper
iYoI.u
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EOR sALT-At bargain. One forty. eight
II inch Tyler Cotton Press, complete with
boilers and doctor. Apply 10 Evans Bros.
Twelfth and Poplar streets, st. Louis, No
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WANTED-A good second hand 6.pocket Poo
w Table, Balls, Cues, &c. Address NJ this
ONCE. iul2o.N
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WANTED-To rent residence containing
w To rooms, not too far from the business
part of the city. Apply to Central Drug store,
NJ. II. SlArkn 4 Co as Film SLrnat irh,r.l,x
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\NANTED-A lady accountant Must be an
W expert bookkecper, ready correspondent
ana write good hand. Address G. Il B., cars
htfhlu. nug2-f
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3nr NenI.

TOR RENT-Good sleeping rooms for rent
l. over holland Il Prices hardware sore APP
ply to Middleton Bros, at ST. George dotel.
aug3-2t =
E'0R RENT-The store, 500 Elm street occupied
l. by IL. Owens as shoe store. Possession July
lst Apply to Crawford & Smith, or Abe Rhine
Mckinney. Iunl7
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WANTED-PAlNTERS-A couple OF good
W brush hands can find employment al Ru-
dersdort ButenShon, Marshall Texas augc-it
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Enr Salt.

EOR sALE-A new, unused, la,esi-mproycd
L New Home sewing machine. cheap for cash.
Can be seen at Emmirson 4 shirley paint shop,
Main street. near corner of Sycamore.
EoR sALh-l otter for sale a part of my
l. household goods, consisting OF bedroom
sets, chairs, sswing-machine, ets. Call soon
and got bargain. Corner Corsicans and Ever
green streets in the cedan. W. ii. Lit,ell.
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'kELEPHoNE YOUR ORDERS-To c, T
Park, ut c, II, Edwa DIS music store for the
removal Of pianos, furniture, etc. Prompt at.
sendon given. iuli-lm
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WANTED-A house girl, One that can cook
W ana wash. Six In family Must have
viii also pay her railroad fair If the place suits
her. q. w Maddell. Colombo City Texns
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w ANrED--Six hrst.claSS walters at Roper's
W Pacific Hotel Waco, Texas. aug2.st
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&scMrities.

DoNDS-To avoid necessity OF asking friends
- to sign your Bond, apply To Dexter 4 Fer
gussou, 7U' Main Street Agents Guaranty ora.
pany. jys0.it
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NOrlCE-Nendors Notes. | wish TO pur,
1 chase 81 ley worth of land notes James
B. Simpson, 6 Main Street, Dallas. iul2S- Twill
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Anmep to Eoau.
8hgsicfans.

] Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
denoe $50 San JGcepto street; telephone at resi-
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For E9chaxue.

If0R EXCHAEGE-0ne of the most desirable
Il residences in the suburbs of the city, for
another in Il like good locality near the
given. Address N. NJ. HERALD office. i29.
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Alta VISTA INSTITUTE

ma AUSTIN TEXAS
ne ION Annual Session will begin September
4, lsS2 Private Boarding School for a limited
number of Young ladies Address
DIR, u. N. SWEARINGEN.
jul2-Ecpi Far CircuIar
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WANrED-A file of the DAILY HERALD for
W the year lSIY Apply at the Netnld olllca
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
MINOR rEI.EGRAMs.

At New Orleans, Saturday, the jury in tbs
case of Capt Azariah E. Wilde, of the United
States secret service, charged with manslaugh-
ter in shooting and killing Albert A. Weeks,
aged L. returned verdict of not guilty.
A Norwich, Conn. dispatch says the freight
steamer City of Lawrence has been foated and
is unharmed.
Steamship Rome which arrived at New York
Saturday, brought 1910 steerage passengers
from Liverpool.
An Austrian forger, Franz Mesv. arrested on
the steamer Rio Graude at New FORK, friday,
was taken to Europe Saturday as prisoner.
Collector Worthington will take charge OF
the Boston custom house to-day.
-Four hundred houses have been destroyed by
fire at Bayabad, near Sinope, Asia Minor.
Serious bush fires are reported about Sault
Ste. Marie, in Ontario
The bank of Prince Edwards Island will go
into liquidation. Its liabilities are 100000
more than its assets.
Lowell, Mass has granted "a liquor licenses,
for which $29,70 was received.
Hon, Alphonso Taft, minister to Austria,
will sail in the Alaska, May 9th. His wife
and daughter Fannie will accompany him.
The new United States revenue steamer. No.
62S, was launched Saturday, at Wilmington,
Del The vessel is an iron twin-screW boat, OF
1854 tons burden.
The St. Louis Cotton Exchange, Saturday,
adopted a resolution to establish a call board
for the sale of cash and future cotton, to go in
to operation July l.
The strike of miners in Pittsburg continues.
If it extends, 1900 laborers will be thrown
out of employment
The Cleveland Bridge and Car Work Co.
have made an assignment.
The deficit of Gov. Churchill of Arkansas,
when he was State Treasurer, was SIPS, ,0OO
Marshall, Republican, nominated for Con-
gresham at large in Pennsy ylvania, says he has
| neither declined or accepted the nomination,
| but will likely make known publicly his inten-
! ton to-day.
| About 200 men were discharged Saturday
| from the wholesale departments of A. I. Stew
art s. Co., New York city. From the present
outlook the wholesale departments will be
closed up by July lst.
| -Four attempts were made last night to de-
| stroy the office of the Louisville, KY, DailS
| World newspaper, but without success.
Abram o. Wendell of Little Rock, Ark.
formerly a leading hardware merchant of that
| city, died yesterday of dropsy, aged about 90.
! He leaves widow, daughter and three sons.
By tornado in Pike county, Arkansas, Sat.
, urday, three pers ons were killed, one fatally
| injured and sixteen buildings were destroyed
| beside great damage done to the crops.
| Heavy snow storms were reported in Dakota
| Saturday, and unusually cold weather in Min
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
FOREIGN.
Matters in Egypt Assuming q Sc
rious Aspect.
THE NOTABLES WANT TO INAUGU'
RATE A POLICY OF RESISTANCE.

CAIRO, May 21.-The ministry are making
strenuous efforts to obtain the supporl ofithe No
tables in inaugurating policy OF resistance.
The admirals of the English and French
suuadrons have no orders whatever, except to
protect Europeans which they will be utterly
unable to do in the event OF resistance, as 1t
would be easy to destroy shipping from the
land and rain the city before the allied feet
could silence single fort. 1t is represented
here that the English and French governments
are mistaken il they think Arab Bey will be
frightened into yielding at Cairo by the pres
ence of iron clads at Alexandria. Arab Bey 8
adberents assert Arab can count upon the
army, and that he means to fight The khe-
dives adherents are calm. -Four thousand re-
serves have responded to o call to arms. Two
thousand have gone to Cairo and two thousand
to Alexandria.
MALTA, May 21.-The British iron clad In
flexible has sailed for Suda Bay to join the
English squadron.
q. s. Steamers at Tangier.
TANGIER, May 20.-United States steamers
Lancaster, Gaena, Quinnebaug and Nipsic
arrived here on the 10Th and are to sail for
other Moorish ports to-day. No political i'm
portance is attached to their visit
Foreign Notes.
A Paris despatch says intelligence has been
received from Berlin that Germany and other
powers have favorably received the communi-
cations of England and France regarding the
naval demonstrations in Egyptian waters. The
Sultan has intimated he will abstain from mil
itary preparation connected herewith beyond
sending some men Of war to Alexandria.
Chas Lefebvre of Paris, the painter, is dead.
A st. Petersburg despatch says there has
been a great fire in the jewish quarter of
Kovno.
A London dispatch says the Duke of Grafton
is dead, aged 63 years.
The Spanish Senate, by vote of 125 to 30,
has adopted the whole bill for the conversion
of the debt.
Mr.. Dietzmonin, candidate Of the Left, has
been elected life Senator in France.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
SHEPHERDS DECISION.
He will not Bother with the Committee
any Further.

He will not Bother with the Committee
any Further.
WASHINGTON, May 20. Mr.. Shipherd was
asked this afternoon what reply he proposed to
make to the ultimatum of the foreign affairs
committee, and replied that he did not propose
to bother with the committee any further; that
he had made it proposition which it had de-
clined, and that now "no power on earth could
cempel him to produce his documents before
the committee; and he had wasted three
months time and expended several thousand
dollars in counsel fees, simply ito please the
committee and the public; that the committee
had no power to compel him and was we'll
aware of it; that in future he should not even
notice subpoena from it. He further intimat-
ed that he proposed to give to the public,
through the press, the documents which the
committee had declined to receive upon his
terms. Mr.. Shipherd leaves the city this after
noon, but expects to return on Monday.
Cardto the Public.
Mr.. Jacob r. Shipherd has issued a card to
the public which is intended to express his
opinion of Mr.. Blaine aud of the commit tee
investigating the affairs of the Peruvian COM
pany. The most of it is of nature which does
not justify the Associated Press in giving cur
rency to it. Ii concludes as follows: "In an
swer to requests already received from nearly
every State in the Union, lam consider
ing the expediency of continuing the nara
tive. The necessary data are all
ready, and if the public wants the facts and
the documents, l am rather inclined
not to refuse them"
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THE BOYS IN BLUE.
Great Preparations for the National En-
campment. G. A. r.

Great Preparations for the National En-
campment. G. A. r.
BALTIMORE, May 20-Arra -gements for the
reception and entertainment of the Grand
Army of the Republic and other visitors to the
National Encampment next month are pro-
crossing most favorably. The liberal appropr-
alton OF the city council and generous subscrip-
tions Of all classes of citizens will make the re-
ception, welcome and entertainment OF the
Grand Army an occasion worthy of the city and
it's guests. The committee of arrangements es-
innate, from the amount of notices received
from various Grand Army posts, that %, 600
men will be in line in the grand parade includ-
ing number Of companies from the Southern
States.
The Society of the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YORK, May 20-The Society of the
Army of the Potomac will hold its thirteenth
annual reunion June IA and 10 at Detroit
Mich. Gen. e. S. Bragg, M. @. from Wiscon-
sin will be the orator, and John Boyle OReil-
ly of the Boston Pilot, the poet. The President,
Secretary of War, Gems. Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan, Hancock, Wright, Franklin, Terry,
Sickles and other distinguished officers expect
TO be present. The exercises will include a
public reception and meetings and the Grafton
and poem on the first day, and review of
troops, excursion on the river and banquet on
the second day. The members of all sister So
of the society for the current year are Major
General Charles Devens, President; General M
z. McMahone, Treasurer; Colonel Horatio q.
King, Recording Secretary; and General
George III, Sharpe, Corresponding Secretary.
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THE BAPTISTs.
Concerning the National Convention in
New YorK City, Thursday.

Concerning the National Convention in
New YorK City, Thursday. Z
NEW YORK, May 20.-Great preparations are
being made for the National Baptist Conyen-
ton which is to be held in the First Baptist
Church, on the corner of Thrty-ninth street
and Park avenue, commencing on TUESDAY ev-
ening and continuing until the close OIL The
month. There will be delegates FROM all parts
of the United States present, and as there are
number of missionaries here from foreign
countries the convention will probably transact
very important business. A feature OF the con-
yention will be the semi-centenial anniversary
exercises of the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society. On Thursday the work among the
Chinese will be the principal subject consider
ed. On Friday anniversary services Will be
held in honor of the semi-centennial OF these
societies. Prof. Anderson of Rochester will
deliver the anniversary address in the evening.
Sessions will be held daily in the morning, af-
ternoon and evening for the reviewing OF the
work of the past and the adoption of plans for
the future. One of the most important sub
jects that will be brought to the notice OF the
convention will be the recent action OF the
American Bible Society in reference to the
revised New Testament. Steps will be TAX
en- to have revision made to make the views
of the Baptists.
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WASHINGTON.
The Star Route Cases.

Inc SUar hOuI0 C6S0S.
WASHINGTON, May 20-The grand jury Of
the criminal court of the District of COLUMBIA
to-day returned new presentments against
Thomas S. Brady, John W. Dorsey, Stephen
w. Dorsey, Montford @. Rerdell, Henry M
Turner, j. r. Miner, j. M. Peck sand Harvey
M Vale, charging them with conspiring tC
defrand the United States in connection with
awards OF Star route contracts. The new pre-
sentiments, it is thought by the prosecuting Off
GERS will close up several loopholes left open in
the old indictments.
Immediately after the presen tation District
Attorney Corkhill asked the court to issue
bench warrants for the arrest of the defend
ants, explaining that as they were already
under bonds in the other cases he should not
serve them unless it appears to be necessary.
Mr.. Bliss stated that the defendants would be
furnished with printed copies of the indict-
ments before Monday. Judge Wiley then is
sued the order making warrants returnable
Tuesday next.
Shepherds Case.
Shipherd was asked by Brewer what reply
he proposed to make to the ultimatum of the
foreign affairs committee, and replied that he
did not propose to bother with the committee
any further, that he had made them PROPOSE
tion which they had declined, that "Now no
power on earth could compel him to produce
his documents before the committee" That
he had wasted three moths time and expended
several thousand dollars in counsel fees, simply
to please the committee and the public; that
the committee had no power to compel him,
and were well aware of it; that in future he
should not even notice any aupbena from
them. He further intimated that he proposed
in few days TO give to the public, through
the press, the documents which the committee
had declined to receive upon his terms. Ship
herd leaves the city this afternoon but expects
to return Monday when he will make arrange
ments for the substitution of his documents.
Personal.
Senator Logan returned to Washington to-
day from Hot Springs, Arkansas. He is in ex-
cellent health and will resume his place in the
Senate tomorrow.
Late mail advices in regard to the health Of
Senator Hill report him still confined to his
room in Eureka Springs, Ark, and most OF
the time to his bed. His friends in this city
have but little hope of his recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
NEW YORK.

a Murderer's Desperate Attempt to
Cheat the Scaffold.
New YORK, May 20.-John Lennon, who so
brntally murdered his wife few weeks ago,
almost hacking her to pieces at their rooms In
East Tenth street, made desperate, but un-
successful, attempt to end his life this morn
ing in the Tombs prison. While he. with
other murderers in confinement there, was ex-
ercising in the second gallery she threw him.
self over the railing, and fell two stories
about 30 feet-on the stone flooring OF MURDER
er's row. When picked up it was found that
he had fractured his thigh and ankle. An am
bulance was called, and he was taken to Bell
vue Hospital.
A Notorious Pickpocket Arrested.
The police today arrested notorious Eng
lish pickpocket named Woods, and on his per-
son were found $41 900 in notes, drafts and in
terest coupons recently stolen from the pocket
of the messenger of the Mechanics National
Bank of this city The robbery was committed
with the aid of young woman who engaged
the messenger in conversation while the thlef
extracated the wallet from his pocket. Woods
was subsequently caught III an attempt to steal
$4,000 from another bank messenger Dy slml-
lar device. The police from this suspected his
connection with the first theft and released him
but placed close watch upon his movements
with the result stated above.
Heavy Loan Negotiated.
BY an instrument fled for record in the reg
ister's office yesterday, it was shown that at a
meeting of the stockholders of the Mutual
Union held in May, 1881, the directors were en-
powered to borrow Sc, ,000,0 0,000for the purpose of
extending the lines of the company to length
of 5000 miles, including the lines built at the
time The instrument gave to the Central
Trust Co. a first mortgage on all property OF
every description belonging to the Mutual
Union Co., as security for the payment OF 5009
per cent. bonds, aggregating $5,0OOO0O, or
$1,000 each, which will come due in 1911.
Another Dishonest Post Office Clerk.
Henry K Fuller, an employe in the post Of
fee was arrested and held in $25G0 bail today
on a charge of stealing letters.
Boiler Makers on q Strike.
The boiler makers of this city strike Monday
for ten per cent. advance in wages. Thev are
now paid So to SO per day.
The Tide of Immigration.
New York, May 21.-Seven European
steamers brought 5,4S6 emigfants yesterday.
The aggregate number of arrivals OF emigrants
last week, including only those who were
landed yesterday and not those who reached
port but will not be brought ashore until to-
day, 2S,545. This is a higher number than
ever before reached New York during any sin
gle week, and higher than the whole arrivals
during any one month of 1879.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
THE FLAMES.
q 100000 Fire in Leadville, Col.-Three
Persons Reported Missing.

4 100000 Fire in Leadville, Col.-Three
Persons Reported Missing.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Times's Leadville,
Colorado, special says of yesterdays fire:
At $3.50 fire broke out in the rear of the Pal
ace of Fashion clothing house on Chestnut
street. The flames quickly spread to the
Windsor hotel and enveloped the building so
rapidly that it was impossible for the people in
the second story TO escape. Men appeared in
the front windows in their night apparel, call
ing for help. Fire ladders were placed at win
dows, and men were throwing themselves up
on the rungs in their fear. Many were injur-
ed in their hasty exit. The flames next took
the Academy of Music, which was soon beyond
saving. 1t is owing to the fire proof materials
of which the First National Bank was built
and the untiring exertions Of the firemen that
that building is now standing. At this point
the flames were checked to the westward but
it became evident that to the eastward the en-
tire block must go from Harrison avenue to
Oak street. In an hour the Academy of Music
Windsor hotel, Palace of Fashion, Hotel
Brunswick, and three or four business baild-
ings above were burned to the ground.
A later despatch states that one body SO far
has been acknowledgement to be Arthur
Ba!lou, who leaves family at Colorado
Springs The number missing is now reduced
to three The loss by the fire is 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-22
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 22.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. O.,
May %, A. M.
For New England,
Partly cloudy weather, with local rains;
winds mostly westerly, stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
The barometer is high in the South Atlantic
States and low in the Middle States and New
England. Rain is falling in all the districts
except the lower Missouri valley and South
Atlantic States. The temperature has risen in
the Atlantic Coast States, and fallen in the
northwest, lake region, Ohio valley and Ten
nessee. In Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri it
averages 200 below the mean for the month
In these States cold wave, extending to the
eastward, is central. Cloudy weather, with
local rains, is indicated in the Middle and
South Atlantic States and the east Gulf States.