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=, -, =. II. II HAWKS, Asst. +. md r. Aqent
NJ, SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Aren2
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. iuts
Il II u PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TVNuE GREAT
no THE S9REf a. = FAS HsS #9SsE 9SSgsgEEnwEsr
rnArSs IhSyE EEFEE &AshIs6r6N }G Il w. from Station
For Irds pissSYprs OF and the West CIicnso limited Es
rrSni ! Harrisburg @ Cincinnati Western ESpfsss
iTpp, % p, IN. aa''y Wi'h Palace cars to p.ysonrS aud
burg and the West >P'ef'' o'' p' H. oa''' ''' r"''
For iess,n prinsI, 1880 a. m, 7:3O aud s.fo n m.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RArLRoAn
IN. daily, except sunday with parinr car tro, ia
rshurg to atkins $50 p m. daily except lI sa,nr ,
For Wnamsport, LoSk Haven, and E,mIra Mt "a,
Sr a. II NcS Ieiy WE except p isn SUNDAY, Day, soo NJ
ia6, Ar, so, and 1870 p IN; on sunday, So asi i
Ur %S caE so 5 m Lsd saIS EsPsess Of
For rssS BrSpkn my w,b thEoash trains eonnes,
Ing direct transfer to fulton street aSodins soSSIe
ferrage across New York city wv O'N''s 'ou'''
dsSpPaa mn or s Sunday % 5 iGa S and III 1 I ss "a
rdr Limited pd, Express 9so m daily except sunday
9 and RS 3 'SSa g. ma ON % sanaas snS @ as s
rr W.9 par' =. M A;so s2p l:o $50. and io2op m
for or @ r0bes q. sIeek Line. $40 n M and Sop m daily.
For Ahnapos,i go A. m. and 4,aOp m. daily, c.cop.
AIEXHNpRIA AND FREDERrcKsBURa RAIIa
NAY AMP n y, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For nienandria. G TOO ooo iioo. and liz, a. M.
go, ii;oj and ii:25 a M, and 500 p M w "''
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 and l:25 m. daily
Tiairs leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. 900. slS
s:es ana 1000 a m; i24o, 800 200 a;VS and so q
Tickets an Information at the Office northeast cor
and at the station, where orders can be len for the
| checking of baggage to destination nom hotels ana
- ]. r.. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Aug. n, 1882
Sealed proposals, 10 be indorsed Proposals ior
Coal will be received at this Office until ~ m the
25th day Of August 1881 for the below described COAL
to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washington ID. C
coal i0 pounds TO the tom, 1nnst be OF the very
best quality In every respect, and containing fair
The contractor deliver the aboye coal into carts
provided by the government ut Navy Yard wharf.
and pay cost of inspection and the quantity delivered
is 10 be paid for at the weight OF the Navy Yard
scales. , ,,,,
The right reserved to reject any or oil bids should
1t be considered TO the interest Of the government to
do so Blank forms for bids at this office.
~ " RICHARD WASHINGTON,
augis2t Pay Inspector U. $. Navy
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1S-Virginia 6s consolidated, ssh;
pastdue coupons 5sIz new lO4Os, 42a bid to-day.
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
ppey Point and Point Lookout

JONNECTiSG IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
- IND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
STj3AI ER GEORGE LEARi ON TUESDAYS
THlilSDAYS, and SATURDAYS ut $50 D. N.
IIeslnnHg SATURDAY, June ~, This fIvOrlte
steamer viii resume her saturday and sunday Tx.
curson Trips TO Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. stop.
ping Mt Piney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning
LEAVES SEvESTHsTREEr WHARF ATG Il. NJ. SAT-
uRDASS
LEAVES NORFOLK At p. NJ. suNpAYs.
ARRIVES IN WAsHISGTOS AT q A. VI. Mos DAYS.
Firstra5s TO Fortress Monros and Norfolk 81 50
ROundtrlp fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 4 70
Seconl-cl'tss hro 10 III. Monroe aud Horioiks,. 80
First class fare 10 pney Point and Point Lookout 70
Round trip to Pney Point and Point I.ookouL.- -
SeCOnd-C.ss - Pluey Point and Point Lookout. -
Tickets and stat erUonIs for sale md Information
furnished at Il, w. Reeds Sons, M 1915 street
northwest: II. d q. ticket office 1851 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; ST. Marc Hotel; HOoses cigar stands az
principal hotels; II, B Polklnhorn, next to city posi-.
ONCE and nt Company Il office. seventh 81, wharf
WIN. II. WEIGH, GEORGE AIA11INuLY.
fel3-ly Agent. General superintendent
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN

Leaves Seventhstreet wharf daily Except sunday.
for Mt. Vernon Mt 10 o'clock returning, reaches
Washington about S;Opm IN.
aulO L. l., BLAKE Captain.
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

S1NStb Wv l. L L IL DANHIAN
and beautiful Rolls and Biscutswill be guaranteed II
you use CEREs, the celebrated Mlnnesota Mn a
First Premium over all other Competitors at
the National Fair In lS79 and again ne
medal In 1850 and ISL. he millers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres Will turn ut forty loayes more bread
than any other flour in America. sTEHLING's
SF LOUIS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
Winter heat Patent Fonrs ever offered 10 the trade;
II Is uneHceed by other Patent except Ceres and
will please ms most exac,inG housskeeper- and
satisfy the most faslidlous eplcure; MEl.lANCE.
the celebrated Hungarian Process. II
Of All classes, and we guarantee viii give sastGS'
ihe old reliable stan yand the standard Family
called Patent Hours Tho inilers or manufacturers
OF Golden Hill have spent about $4,000 in remodelng
their mill and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system and consequently Golden IIii is moi
only magnificent Family Flour, but It is really
patent flour with the great advantage that II can be
bought for consid eraby less money than many
Patent Process lOurs not near white rs nutr
tious as Golden Hin. FOR sale BY all qrocers Whole
sahe Depot corner rtTst street and Indiana avenue
WIN NJ. GAIT d CO., who are also the sole
braIed SelfRaisng Flour and Buckwheat ja3o
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rTHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE WEST AMI
SOUTHWEST.


Schedule IN effect May H. 1852
TlO a m'-New Orleans Mail, daily, making Il 90
connections to all points South and southwest
WIN r,ulIman sleeping Cars from Wnshington vih
Dhnviiie 70 Atlanta and AtlantAto New Orleans;
MISC ns9 t'i tM'a5niington to New Orleans via synchourg
$50 m-Louisville Fast Line. daily, via Jhnrlo,trs.
yillc Huntington, and Lexington, to Gncinnnti
Louisville and all southwestern, points, making
man Sleeping Cars Washington to Louisville.
40 y. m.-Warrenion Accommodation. daily excepf
Sunday, for Warren on and intermediate ST nj Ions
burning, arrives IN Washington nj 1880 n. m.
1885 p. m.-Southern Mail and Express daily 10 ait
points South, Southeast, and Southwest vim Dan
Vile and Charlotte with Pnllmnn Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Charleston, and Washington 70
White sulphur SnrinSs. Marks SleepingChair
. Cars between Wn.htn ton aud Danylllc, -
For all points ON Manassas Division tnke 7:l0 n m.
IRAN daily, except sunday. For Wnrrent tako
cept sunday. =, ~ " -
pany'S Ofiice COL Pennsylvania avenue or at Union
Depot Olice COL Pennsylvania avenue Is co INJECTED
with telephone system.
AZ g, ,r,,, +, HAWK, Asst. +. md T. Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. iuts
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BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Money loaned down from Al
to 81 per cent? and closed easy at "a per cent. Ex
change was steady at 4S5@iS5S for long and 4SsI
04s9 for short sight. Governments were unchanged.
State bonds were dull. hut steady. Railroad bonds
were a6oM per cent. lower, the latter Texas and Rio
Grande The transactions aggregated 26 900 shares,
including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 49,
500; Denver and Rio Grande, 1850; Kansas and
Texas GSOG Lake Shore, II 30G Louisville and Nash
ville 4soO Memphis and Charleston. 100 New Jer-
Pacific, 47l6o Reading 800; st. Paul. 0,30g ST. Paul
and Omaha, 10 lOO Texas Pacific, l5,2lG: Union Pa
cifc, 1900: Wabash Pacific. l25OG Western Union,
$500 Rochester and Pittsburg, 1900
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wit, cor,, oo., por,, ror, Year
"h " ooih' o'''' o'h i-"iu' wheat
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MINING STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDS-CLosING QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. extended....... 1049101h
United States per cent extended..... lO1 1bGpl0l9
United States AZ per cent registeredt- li35f 0pll3
United States "A per cent coupon. ll41sdll4A
United States per cent registered... ll9se Cgll9
United States per cent. coupon-..... ll91S(gl194
District Of Columbia aB55 ................... 100
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Threeday bills..,...- is9S Sixty day bills.... 4s6
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baltimore stock Board.

suBTREAsURY BALANCES.
Coin ...~.. ISL IDS 90 Currency -... 3S7 90
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LOTTERIES.
This is The only Lottery eper roted on and in
dorSed by The people Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery CO

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by tho
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes,
with capital OF slOo0oo, to which reserve fund OF
over s5J0,0OO has since Deen added
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise was
made part of the present Snts Constitution, adopted
December q A. ID. iy5Q
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CITY NEWS.
A Colony of SnaIIcs,

Snake stories are very common, but
snake facts substantiatcd by such reliable
authority as Mr., George Reese, farmer,
who resides near Ovilla, in Johnson county.
are rare. A few days ago, while he was
moving pile OF logs that had ben heaped
up year ago for the purpose of starting
Iime-kiln, he came across a colony of
twenty-five of the liyeiest rattlesnukeS on
record. The first intimaton that he and
the three men who were assisting him in
removing the logs had was the simultaneous
Kissing and universal rattle from the entire
snake family, which familiar sound
caused them TO yacate the
log heap for the time be-.
lng Procuring guns and sticks
they made an attack ON the reptiles when
n lively and exciting fight ensucd They
managed to pull the logs down when the
snakes were, Tor the most part, exposed TO
their attack. A part of them were still
oltWlned about each other, and resembled
IN shape ball but soon they separated
and were iull of animation and fight. The
men poured duCk-shOt into them and killed
Others with sticks and the snakes never
once offered to retreat, but, Coilingaud hiss
ing, would endeayOr to spring onto their
enemy, but the shotgun and the
WY warfare OF man was too much for them,
and the whole twenty-five, ranging in
length from fifteen inches to six feet. were
lett dead upon the field.
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Badly Needed.

The flow of visitors to the city during this
race week has demonstrated the fact that
Dallas is sadly in need of another hotel.
and capital stands in its own light when il
fails to ill a want that would prove remun.
crative. The least gathering here over.
crowds the limited hotel accommodations
aud still not hing has been done toward the
erecting OF the proposed new hotel. II was
to have been built by stock company hut
MS yet no steps have been taken In thar di.
rcction. The Windsor, st. George and 9th.
cr hotels are crowded, and Notwithstanding
cots have been brought into rcquisition,
still men were turned away yesterday for
want of accommodations.
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Malet, consul general at Cairo, therenpon
demanded that he be released. Arab in
prison Is a greater curse 10 the people o,
Tins country than Arab free. Thec0liossal
blunder OF this trial Of Arab is now uni
yersally admitted.
SATISFACTORILY SETTLED.
Greece and Turkey have signed proto-
col looking to evacuatlng disputed points
on the frontier.
CLEARED THE SQUARE.
Lyons, Nov. 9.-rhc police this morning
iorclb!y cleared the square Of the Hotel de
Nlllc, in order to prevent demonstration
that had been previously announced to be
held there.
KNOWS ALI ABOUT IT.
LoNDoE, Nov. J.-The News in an editorial
this morning says. President Artlur's I'D
mlnistration will he seriously hampered by
the democratic success 1t is more than
probable that the wish TO thus tie his hands
led many of his supporters in 1850 to op-
pose him. The rcbuke thus given to the
president and his friends was Thoroughly
well deserved.
WE'LL GEOUEDEp.
a dispatch to the Morning Post from
Berlin says. Newspapers here commenting
on the democratic victory in the United
states, express hopes of return to free
trade and to more honest railroad policy.
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They were both in the last stages of in.
toNication and were hanging on to the same
lamp-post discussing the election news from
Massachusetts,, when one in n tone full of
indignation said, as he leaned heavily
against the post, 81 am democrat, but | II
tel you Butler never stole any spoons, and
II lie did they were pewter" He had hard
~ uttered the words before his listener hit
nm a sullivan lick in the nose and they
rolled together on the ground as one man.
punching each other IN the face with vim
and II was not until they were separated
and an explanation was had that they un.
dcrsIood each other. The party who had
struck the blow had misunderstood the
other Misunderstood him to say that Bu at
Ter was n pewter man.
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GIHcIENATl Nov 9-Tho congressional
committee appointed TO inspect and report
upon the condition and needs ofthc Missi,-
s'ppl river from Cairo TO New Orleans, left
this city this morning at halfpast . on the
steamer Guiding Star. The committee is
composed OF Burroughs, OF Michigan, chair
man; Robinson of Massachusetts, Eliis
OF Louisiana Holman, of Indiana; Carlisle
OF Kentucky, and Butterworth of Ohio
some OF them are accompanied by their
families. Assistant Sergant.at Arms Thos
kavanaugh goes along as business mana.
ger OIL the commission. Mayor Means md
quite number OF leading citizens went
with the party this morning us far as An.
rOra, Indiana.
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stocks.

NEW foRH, Nov. 9.--Thc stool, market
opened active but weak, TO II below YES
terday's closing, the latter for Central PA.
ciiic ana Oregon & Transconiinental Dur.
Ing the fist hour business was active and
irregular prices first declined to Il. Lake
Shore and Missouri Pacific leading the
downward movement, after which a re-.
Govery OF to } took place, led by Central
Pacific and Omaha. This was followed Inv
break oil IN Lackawanna and to IL
in the remainder of the list, the latter for
Omaha. AT II O'Clock rally of to | was
recorded.
Governments irregular; railroad bonds
very active and weak state securities
weak Tennessee mixed dropped to 10 from
iSl. Share speculation opened active but
weak, and prices J TO per cent. lower
than at yesterdays close, Cleveland.
Columbus, Cincinnati a lndianapnlis
Central Pacific and Oregon Trans.
continental leading the decline. During
the first hour the market was very artiye
but weak, and recovered u decline of llGl3g
the latter for Delaware, Lacawanna K Most,
ern, which dropped oil 1901. Omaha Inkc
Shore Missouri Pacific, Central Pacific nud
Michigan Central Were also prominent in
the downward movement. This was FOL.
lowed by recovery of lQll, led by Della.
ware, Laokawanna & Western, OREGON A.
Transcontinental and Central Pacific Inn
the market, still very active, was AGAIN
very weak, and about O'Clock prices sold
down l(eli, Louisville 4 Nashville, North.
western, Canada Southern, New
Jersey Central Lake shore. West.
orn Union and Missouri Pacific
being most conspicuous in the decline. Tho
market after this became steady and strong
tho money market becoming easier and
with occasional fractional reactions sold up
TO the close at an advance ranging from
to "a, the latter for Louisville 4 Nashyillc
Canada Southern, which advanced "a, Orc.
son aud Transcontincntal contingent ~
Northwest, Wabash preferred ., New Jcr,
sey Central II, Western Union Il; Texas
& Pacific Il, were also prominent in Tho
Improvement. In the final dealings some
shares showed small fractional decline.
butt market closed generally strong.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

Lyons, Nov. D.--Thc socialists held n
meeting last night u. which Madame Paul
Minckle presided, Reporters of tho daily
press, who had front seats and were int,pd.
ins to furnish full reports, were expelled
by members Of the secret organization. and
the police, attempting to interfere and nrc.
vent trouble, Were peltcd with stones and
hustled about amid cries OF "Long live social
revolution " Alter speeches the meeting
broke up in great disorder.
AFFAIRS IN RrtAN
DUBLIN, Nov. 9.-Richard Tailor. homo.
rule member of parliament from Ouccn
county, Ireland, has announced his rcsirna.
ton. II is reported the under secrctaryship
OF Ireland has been offered 20 O'Connor.
The Freeman's Journal In au article pro.
testing against comforting the freedom of
Dublin on General Wolsclcy on his return
tothis city, asserts that Wclselcy, when
aboutto start for Egypt, declared, IN al.
!udirg to his pleasure over the prospect of
lis expedition, was the fear that the Irish
poonle might take advantage of his absence
10 rise, ard he would not be there To ann.
press them. During the pendency of dis.
cussion on the coercion bill, too, SAYS the
journal he expressed the hope that Il The
irish should revolt he might be sent 10
Ireland to suppress them and teach them
what war meant
10 nE Dxc,RATED.
LONDON. November 1.-The queen will rc.
vies the Indian troops at Windsor Castle
anu decorate some chosen officers for con.
spiouous bravery in the Egyptian war.
AnAnt.
A dispatch TO the Times from Cairo SAYS;
The Egyptian authorities have arrested the
servant who was sent by some rebel pris
oners TO The English counsel who Il acting for
Arab PAsha and his followers. Sir Edward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

Advocates OF prohibition need have no
fears of "frickly Ash Bitters," rs 1t is a
medicine, and by reason of its cathar,ic
properties cannot bc used rs n beverage.
1t is manufactured from the purcst mate.
rails, and acts directly on the liver, kid.
neys, stomach aud bowels. As n blood
purifier II has no equal. lspleasant TO the
taste, and effective In its action.
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SpiritiioIis.

CNcIsaATy, Nov, 0.--The production of
ale and beer in this city, Covington and
Newport, according TO the report of Super,
intendent Maxwell, Of the Chamber of
Commerce, during the year ending Sen.
temher LIST, amounts to S2c ,2l5 barrels, which
is 5000 barrels more than in the previous
year. The production in Cincinnati alone
is 79l,66l which is an increase of "a per
cent. in years.
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Colliiri.

ST. LOUIS, November "a dispatch from
Hannibal says: A stock train which left
here for the north on the ST. Louis, Kcoluk
e Northwestern railroad nj 1925 last even.
ing Collided half an hour later viii
the south-bound passenger train n milr
from Hilton. Both engines were totally
wrecked, five stock cars and the bagrnre
car demolished, but nobody seriously hIIrt
One passenger had his head badly cut, and
nearly all were bruised and well shaken,
but none OF them disabled All train men
escaped. The freight was running Wild
and the conductors watch was the cause of
the accident.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

A sure euro, Until recently It was
thought liright's Disease otthc kidneys was
incuablo. The statement is disprovcd by
the wonderful success of Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine, which
cures Brlcht's Disease perfectly. An
diseases OF the kidneys, bladder, liver and
urinary organs, Hunts Remedy cures. like
magic.
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A No. 1 Saloon stand Tor sale.

corner OF Main street and Houston & Texas
Central railroad, near Union depot, with or
without restaurant and lodging rooms con.
nected Must bc sold soon, as intend to
change my business. | will satisfy anyone
wishing TO 10 into this kind of business OF a
good investment. Apply to W. X, Under
wood, iS25 Main street.
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THE LATEST Tl;iuMrni
The New High Arm Howe Sewing Mach

Is Just out, II is perfection. No cogs, no
canS, no crankS, or Objectionable points oi
any kind, See 1t before you buy any other.
The Star Machine office has been removed
from 10l Main street to 6i3 Elm street,
where complete stock OF lirst.claSs ma.
chimes and supplies will be kept ut whole.
sale and retail. Machines Of nll kinds RI.
paired. None but cool agents wanted. l..
A, Wilson, state agent,
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Tho Ki,iueys.

Persons Of sedonary habits often suffer
with kidney affections. Sufferers from this
Weakening and dangerous disease, by a
persistent use of Simmons Liver REGULATOR.
viii restore the kidneys to their wonted
health and yigOr
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\ Harmless shot.

4 young man employed in Pachccos'
cigar store, corner Of Main and roydras
streets, was iooliug with gun, which, OF
course was unloadcd, and the first thing he
knew the ceiling was filled with shot and
the young man with astonishment-n fur.
thcr damage.
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District Court

State vs. William Terrell, charged with
burglary pleaded guilty and was given
two years,
State VS.. Harry Frank; pleaded guilty in
two eases, one for THEFT Of watch and one
for burglary, was given two years in each
case
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An Editor Peppered

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a special from
Shelbyville, Indiana, saws: John W
Burns, proprietor of the Volunteer, was
shot by some unknown persons while on
his wax home last night, His wounds are
not Serious
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.


CHICAGO, Nov. "a NOBLE, Iowa,
special says; A fire last evening burned
ten OF the leading business houses; loss,
$4,000,
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Bailcy's Saline Aperint is q cooling, re.
ircShing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

Those old Santa CruE Rum Punches al
the. Parlor are still the rage and bea,
norther In breaking the monotony Of sum.
mer heat.
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Eledirul.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
TAKE
SUMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
1T SAVED TIE PEOPLE or SAVANNAH
IA, Mii9 USED 7 THROUGH THE
TkRElBLE EPlDEMIC OF lA1G-

MEssEs. J II. ZEIiIS & Co.
uLNrLENES We, the undersigned. Engineers
on The ncorga Central Rsilropl, ia grateiill OH
legations for the bcueilts w received from the
use, VI summons Liver Regulator during The
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah Georpia
N the summer and fall of ls7G desire 10 make
the following statement That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by j II. Lcllln Il Co, and though cxpnsed 10
lhc worst miGSmauC Influences Ct the yellow
Fever by going in md coming out of Savannah
NJ different hours of the night, and also In
spending entire nights in the city during The
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception of one of us, who was
taken sick hut speedily recovered, we con
uhncd In our usual good health, a circumstance
we can account for in no other way but bv the
eject under Providence If the hRbtual and con.
unucd use of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria,
Respectfully yours, g. Il, Patterson, John r.
Collins, JAS a. Mallcttc, Melton f. Cooper.
Bo-Always ask your Druggists for br, Sim.
mons LIVER Regulator and be sure TO see those
IDENTICAL words printed ou the label and having
thereon red Trade Marx, Seal and signature
OF j, IL, Zeil!n Co. None other is Genuine
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate pleasant, TO the


DIR. a. l.. Hail. Fair Haven, New York
says; Have prescribed it with marked
benefit in indigestion and urinary trou.
blry 80