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THE DALLAS HERALD, THURSDAY MoRNrNG. MAY4. 1882.

viii have any marked effect on the trade; Il
perhaps added little 10 the cheerfulness of the
market but as the bulk of the goods were al
ready going duty free it will only tend to throw
the demand on makes from higher yarn,
which. as is well known, leads to more sizing
If that should turn out to be the case In any
marked degree the character of the trade will be
deteriorated, and less yarn will be used in
making the goods, aud consequently less cotton
consumed. The prospects of our market have
not altered materially during the pat month.
but If anything we should say that the prospects
Of supply have rather improved. We anticipate
another drop IN receipts before Icing, an, prob
ably crop estimates will settle at some point
rather under $4,000, but some good authorities
still think ii may reach that figure. American
SpinnerS also are taking less than was expected
their trade is not good, and this will free
more cotton from Europe, The cOntine At also is
buying sparingiy, and apparently Will continue
to do so and fall back upon the large invisible
stock it accumulated last year SO that taking
all things into account the deficit in Eng and
WI not be quite so large us we
Ieared at one time, The supply from
lndia is turning out much larger than
was generally expected; the receipts at Bombay
nave been very heavy for some time; the shin
ments TO Europe are already 26l, 900 bales above
last year, and will probably increase u little
mrther though some good authorities maintain
that we have already seen the maximum ex.
cess, New Surat cotton is now arriving very
heeiy IN Liverpool aud is by no means very
easy to sell. Spinners are getting good deal
direct from ships side, aud are not vet dis
placing American to any great extent by Surat
Evidently we shall carry Il large stock thi, sum.
mer which will only pass gradually into con
sumption unless the price of American is adj.
yanced further. Egyptian cotton has hardened
decidedly of late under the fear of scarcity
England has got less than her usual supply this
year, and spinueis have been laying Ia stocks
through fear of Il squeeze in the autumn So far
AS the immediate future is concerned, we think
no great change need be looked for. spin
ners now hold full stock of cotton and we
are not likely to buy h avily for some time in
view of the poor state of trade in Manchester.
We shall carry pretty large stock in Liverpool,
which will keep speculation in check, and il will
be difficult TO lift our market on the other hand
the visible supply figures will steadily grow
stronger, and the deficit in America will be so
great us to keep up certain feeling of uneasi.
ness
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COTTON.

1ae maIkclin Liverpool opened with moderate
gItqniy' which was freely supplied, mddlings
~ vngen', 9 1915. The receipts were l5 100
(which a.9O were American The sales were
N.Y. Q! which 1000 were for expectation.
hSyN lotk spots opened quiet, were duh dur.
tae gay, and closed quiet, middlings, l94
WN uIltars cotton market opened and closed
1SLMad unchanged, middlings,. IL sales,
sSSI .., closed dull miidlings T.: receipts
a. Louis closed dull, middlings il7t receipts.
sales lsl shipments, l,lGg: stock ON hand
n 's ~ vpv'uh movement shows the net receipts
., aN 'Ne ports To be 1867, against "a, los the
EINponding day last year. n decrease OF Ia Us
49,. me exports To Great Britain were 30 ItO.
Sa a,'r' SV.5, continent 8. Isl: channel ports,
vi S,, ine stock an hand AT all the ports is 49,
ny, Wv against A9GOa2 the corresponding day last
wv wv showing decrease for The first time Ills
'"Foi llW bales. 80 Wv ''''' '''''' '''''
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit Of
Opium Eating These degrading habits are by
far the worst evils that have ever beiallen suffer.
ing humanity. Thousands die annually from
these noxious drugs The drunkard drinks
liquor not because he likes IT., but for the pleas.
urc of drinking and treating his friends, little
thinking that he IN on his road 10 ruin. Like
the Opium Eater, he first uses the drug in small
quantities as Il harmless antidote. The soothing
influence of the drug takes strong hold upon its
victim, leading him ON TO his own destruction.
The habits of Opium Eating and Liquor Drink.
ing are precisely what eating is TO aimentiye.
ness, rs oyer.eating first inilamcs the stomach,
which redonbes it's cravings until 1t pnmy2es
both the stomach and appetite. Soeycry drink Of
liquor or dose Of opium, instead OF satisfying,
only adds 10 its fierce fires, until II consumes
the vital force and then itself. Like the Glutton-
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in all such cases. 1t produces sleep, Quiets the
nerves, builds up the nervous system, and re-
stores body and mind TO healthy condition.
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pALLAs EXCHANGE Am com.

Buying. Selling. Buylng. Selling
y Ex. hGkParGa St Louis 1s@H Par@l&
aSSso. .hS&Par@A N .H@IParMA
G.1ession "a Par@A Houston..h Parlda
Exchange, al points y toS discount. Sterling
.snISa francs, 800 10. Marks, Is.
Iade dollars. .g0cts Mexican dollars. Scots
EsIican halves. .4Octs. Mexican quarters l5cts
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GU RI YOURSELF!

Vi lohhnnan Vegetable Curative" Iswarranted 10 mn,
mhnehty cure a iotins OF spsrnaiorrhsA or ssul,sl
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nave destroyed by sexual excuses or evil rrac
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has enncd by Dr. Bohannan In his private prssce Zoe
Nc.nMV years was rycr known TO hll In curing even
The NON,i tlsIs. II gives vitality and lmpart. .,s,s.
WIN wonderful ttgt 10 those mdde-agsd men Who Trs
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nv hN ~ onre Young men suffering from he sonss
pncnc o. that drtadhly destructive habit Of self Abnsc
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Syphilis,
diseases Of the Kidneys aud all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility, caused by
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WE lollowingis taken from Smith. Edwards 4
N, n ."l Liverpool circular The fluctuations In
Nsn m .e' curing the past month have not
IN, HSaI and the general result Is rise or
M M ~ 10 on the spot and l.ldd to arrive At
~, aae OF our last report a stronger feeling wns
shn1,gug up consequent ON the extraordinary
Ss11psv N American rccoipls. Middlnr I'M.
1,gsoo,ln we spot were quoted 6 g.Id, and June
bTin, ll'ldd. The chief feature for the fol.
ns,au4k lnrrc weeks was the large trade lcmaud
S,aNeragc hkings of splnncrS nom our pori
nj w's'' three weeks being "a o o bnies mcui.
S,., large proportion of Epvptlnn Brnil and
MAJ MAJ oollon. A rather snnpliino tonc naturally
n,SslSuh and middling uplnnds NJ one time
i1sIG o3'id ON spot, q sg.Sld for June nnd
h..h Tor August delivery This was ihr
gsIIsSI point VI tho month ani sIncc ib,n n
c IVY feeling has mostly nreysiicd rry",I."
WV has been nuch sirongrr Than nihc,
Nv under heavy trale b,iyin. aud I'm, iSa
ss,,., OF scarcity, The Manchos,cr
h.a.i during tho pa.t month
ssgAhibi'cd more activity than snr so,r., ,'.,
snsMq,ly during the ft,t half of the n,onIb
transferable business was done, nri, r nn /.
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The Great English Remedy,

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-04
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Epilepic Fits, Spasms Commissions, st.
Nitus Dance, Vertigo, Mysteries, Insanity Apo
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lzing the hereditary faint or poison In the system,
and thoroughly eradicates the disease, and III.
terly DESTROYS the Cause
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vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead TO insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates tho best col.
leges of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
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FREE. Thorough examination and advice, In
Guiding analysts OF urine, IS. Price OF VITAL
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quantity, So Sent to any address upon receipt
of price, C. o. D., secure from observation, and
In private name II desired, by English Medical
Institute, No us Olive street. St Louis, Mis-.
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Wholesale agents, Williams, Tolliver 4
Walker, Dallas, Texas
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der has just been issued TO the passenger con-
uuctors on the Central Hudson road Ii re-
CURES the conductors In charge of all trains
AFTER leaving New York, Albany, Utica. Syra.
cuse, Rochester and Buffalo. To make FREQUENT
vlslis 70 all sleeping and drawing-room coaches
on their train and thoroughly inspect the condi.
uon OF each car, see that there is an abundance
Oh water, perfect ventilation. clean towels, etc:
note and report whether the conductors and
potterS wear their uniforms, keep awake and at
tend 10 their duties; whether they watch thSir
ears carefully al stations OF neglect them aud In
short 10 exercise careful supervision over this
portion OF their trains, reporting all neglect to
headquarters The order has caused considera-
BILE excitement among railroad men, many Of
whom protest against IL as making them train
scavengcrS.' But orders are orders on the Cen.
tal road nowadays, and If they are neglected
the offender quick ly carries his own head away
TO private life In blue envelope. The Wagner
conductors fear that the order promises nothing
cheerful to them
NEW YORK, Aprl 2S The annual report of
the Lake shore road is uniavorable The com
pany had ON hand at the close of the year, in
cash and uncollccted earnings SLID O.O, against
which they owed December liabilities of ST. 49,
tO0. and dividend due February, of Sl0lGeu0
making the apparent deficiency on that day of
Sii2,Ue0
Mr. Sage exhibited statement in New York.
Friday showing that the Wabash company I.
earnings from january to April +, 1872, were
s3,9eS9l7, against S297l IA tbs year before: com.
paraiye increase, SL02i, 7l3: gain, So per cent
At this rate the earnings for the wear would
amount TO $40, 81, 600. Placing the expenses at
Go per cent, they would be Sl2.6 600 which
would give s.Surplus of S6,Si$ 90, and net sur
plus after providing for interest on bonds, fixed
charges etc, of slOSSO not quite per cent.
ON the preferred stock,
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fncc PRESCRIPTION for the speedy euro
T0cC Seminal weakness lost Manhood.
- Nervousness, Confusion Of Ideas, Aver.
son 70 socIety, Defective Memory and disorders
brought on by secret habit, and excuses Any
druggist has The ingredients. 81 Louis Curative
rsre 6ig 81. Charles, b. Louis, No.
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FUTURES,

The sales of futures in this city, as recorded
with Mr. Whee'ock at the Brokers' Exchange
are 5000 bushels of corn, l. 900 bushels of wheat
i Q barrels of pork and $50 bales of cotton.
In New York and New Orleans the sales are
light and seemingly confined to covering shorts
ana to ScalperS The fluctuations in prices are
Trivial ana Indicate little interest on the part of
spectators.
In New York futures opened steady at u 4,
Tor July, advanced points on third call, and
closed steady at opening prices points under
the day blfOre. Sales. 63 900 hAleS
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|rylNCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

~, Chicago Times says the ,, following is
e@sn5, Of 1 5Is G states I ,a ssGTa
III sh5i ts / circulation on the first of Noyem-
ri1oaaIi' S md The first of April, 1852;
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility, Leu
corrhWa or Whites, Painful Menstrnation,
liberation of the Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel,
Inflammation OF the Bladder, lrrimbility Of the
Bladder For Wakefulness ut night, there is
no better remedy During the change OF life no
Female should be without II. 1t quirts the Ner.
vons system, and gives rest, comfort aud naturc's
swapt slepn
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Total assessed valuation of all
railroads In the state Dec 4, 'si.si7 eli srs "A
The Utica IN ~ Herald says. "a new or
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

A severe snow storm prevailed throughout
England on tho 18th.
Expenditures on the Brooklyn bridge to
date are $l4. 045, 6S4.
A prairie fire on the Russian Monaghan
frontier has extended 70 square miles and
consumed many Cossack outposts and vii
lagos.
The Irish parliamentary party have in
structed Paraell to ask the government what
they intend doing to relieve the anticipated
distress in Ireland.
A Washingtos paper says there will Be q
bitter fight made in the next congress
against the oonfirmation Of General Pope by
the friends Of Fitz John Porter.
The net earnings Of the Union Pacific road
for the frat nine months Of the year officially
reported at $40, 49l. 7S3, An increase Of $S43,
957 ever the same period in 1881.
Russian newspaper have been forbidden
10 make allusion regarding construction Of
military railroads or movement of troops
near the Russian Turkish frontier.
Reports are received ct Duluth Of the
discovery Of very rich silver mines at =
point twelve miles east Of Pigeon river, on
the Canadian side. 1t 10 said TO b the rich
est silver mine on the continent.
A gentleman from the southern extension
Of the o. l. G. r. R., says that the China.
men employed ON the read are afflicted with
some kind Of disease that ID proving very
fatal. He says the flesh apparently decays
and falls from their frames before death
comes to their relief.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

Two inches of snow fell ct Goldendale last
week.
Boise City has erected more handsome
buildings this year than ever before in the
same length of time.
Walla Walla had Eve thousand dollar
fire in the opera house block last Friday,
caused by incendiarism.
The Lewis lime quarry. near the mouth Of
Grande Ronde river, in Idaho, will produce
1000 barrels month next year.
According to the report of the Indian com.
nissioners there are l3, 286 Indians in Wash
ington Territory. There are four reserva-
tions.
Long 4 Birminghani's cheese factory, on
White river. w. T., has closed down for .
time. They have $4,000 pounds of cheese
on hand.
A chunk of magnetic iron-ore, from the
Snoqualmie pass region, was brought into
Seattle few days ago containing 80 per
cent. pure iron.
A dwelling owned by John Phillips at
Kalana and occupied BY q. M. White, agent
of the o. R. L N. Co., was destroyed by fire
on the 18th inst.
The Marquis of Lorne has written to Gov.
Newell expressing his regret at being unable
to visit the Territory on account of the ad-
vanced state Of the season.
Spokane county has more than doablsd the
past year in population. business. wealth, AZ.
riculture, aud in fact, in everything that
goes to make civilized and prosperous homes
of new, wild country.
The next legislature in Washington Ter
ritory will probably be divided in politics.
As near az can be ascertained the rspub-
licans will have majority in the council and
the democrats in the house.
The Indians on the Skokomish reservation
have had an unusually prosperous year in
the matter Of crops, logging and hop pick
ing. and most of them have money in hand
for making winter comfortable.
A large body Of prospeotors direct from
the oil regions Of Psnnsylvania are ct Olym.
pia. and they give as their opinion that oil
exists in Puget Sound valley, aud they are
going to find it if money and muscle are able
70 to do.
Rich gold mines have been found in the
Potlatch country, 40 miles from Lewiston.
Idaho, and some excitement created. A
quartz mill 10 SOW in course Of construction
on Cedar creek, in the mining region, and
developments are anxiousIy locked for.
1t IL not probable that there will be for .
long time any more trouble with the Indians
Of Alaska. The chastisemsnt administered
BY Capt. Merriman to the turbulent and muir.
dsrous baad Of natives ~ Chsthan straits
was - severe and complete - it had bssa
long deserved.
Singissr received majority Of LAT in
North Idaho. His majority in the Territory
will probably h near 3, 800. He mals tie
campaign on the Issue Of annsxation, ed ~
csiving the vote that he did, indicatss that
the people Of Idaho sss willing to Dc jnstics
By their northsrn citissps.
Col. Squire raised % 6 assss Of lasd a
his Black river farm 10 King ssssty. abost
20 toss Of hay. which h has sold On To
plses q el6 pr tea. The avsrass yisld ~
sbeut fear tens 10 thsacrs. The colsnel -
his swn baling machiss. ~ il essts hia
abeet el.50 pr tn lss lshar end twins h
bals ths hay.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

The Olympia Courier puts in a good
word for Washington Territory by
saying that there are about 80 news
papers published in Washington Ter
ritory at present, nearly all of which
are received regularly at this Office.
A careful examination of these devel-
ops the fact that there is scarcely q
poorly printed journal in the whole
number, while large number are
models of typographical neatness. We
do not believe the same number Of pa
pers in any one section of the United
States, outside of the large cities, can
be found that will compare with them
at all favorably in the nsatness of the
composition and "make up" or the
clearness of the press work. Most Of
them are owned and edited by practi-
cal printers who have engaged in pub
fishing as a permanent business, aud
combining no small amount Of ability
with thorough practical knowledge,
they are making their influence felt
in building up local interests and Sc
curing respect for the press at large.
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OREGON.

Several cases Of scarlet fever 1t McMinn.
vile.
Farmers near CSquills City are planting
their early potatoes.
Grass il getting high enough in Coos county
to make good feed for cattle.
The city council of Pendlston have fixed
the saloon license at $1,000 per amman.
The Salem people ara Agitating the build
ing Of the Salem and Waldo Hills r. r.
Van Damme, who shot his wife, was ssn.
fenced to 10 years in the psnitsntiary BY
Judge Stott.
The freight schedule adopted BY the rail.
road company from Portland to points east
Of the Cascades seems to be quite moderate
one.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1882.

Since the election the newspapers Of
the coast are again discussing the
prospects of the admission of our Ter
ritory into the federal union rs state,
and their opinions are quite as wide
apart and various as those of SO many
citizens, each having its own conclu-
sion and theory. Certain it il that
the three northern counties of Idaho
have by vote expressed an almost
unanimous opinion in favor Of annex
alton, and they have population of
near 10000. This Territory has to-day
100000 population, which with the
Idaho counties seeking admission with
us would give total population Of
10000. AS this is far greater popula-
ton than any Territory ever had when
admitted, Washington cannot be kept
out any longer on the score of insult
ficient population. The political ma
jority of.the next congress being demo-
cratic, there is no hope of the Terri
tory being admitted after the 4th of
March, for many years to come. The
senate being almost evenly balanced
after March 4th, gives hope to many
that Washington will be admitted be-
fore the term of the present congress
expires, in order that the republican
party may gain two senators in con-
press to perpetuata its mower. The
sum and substance of the whole mat
ter is that we shall not be admitted on
our merits, shall not be admitted be-
cause we have right to be admitted,
but solely on advantages gained to
one or the other political parties now
in existence. Our population, rapidly
increasing, our vast resources of agri-
culture, coal, iron, lumber, and our
fisheries count nothing in the scale.
Our growing and very favorable pros
poets for commercial prosperity and
greatness in the immediate future are
not even considered. All our hopes
centre on turn of the political wire
pullers. To persons who have the
prosperity Of the country at heart the
situation is simply disgusting, and q
heavy condemnation Of both political
parties, neither Of which will give
Washington Territory its rights un-
less politics can reap the lions share
Of the benefits.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
NOVEMBER TERM.

Monday, l3th.--Electioa expenses were
allowed - follows: