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rrnRy DAyIs.s pApN.KiLLEw.
DIpUTHERIA.

4 cold OF sorc throat may no, seem to amount 10
,ogch. and II promptly attended 10 can easily be
,.,,,. hut neglect Il often followed 10y consamp-
,iou or difhthcrsa. No medicine has ever been dis
covered which acts so quickly and surely iu such
ca.c. a. PERRY DAvis'S PNlN-KILLER. The
,,r,,mpi u-c 81 this INVALUABLE REMEDY has
.,v,5 ,hon,anGs Of lives. FERRY DAyIs's PAIN
KuLER is not an experiment. II has been before
thc pblle fsF forty yeurs aud lsmost valued where
MS hesi known.
Afrw extracts from voluntary testimonials read
q. fnIiow~:
p,,p.Killcr has been my household remedy for
nid. for nc past twenty seven years and have
never known u 10 fail in cffccting cGrc.-L. y.
f'rocler. HiUtdmsciile, " D.
Tor fhiny years l have used Pain-hHler' and
fnd ii a never failing remedy FOR colds and sore
throsL-- Earf0H Stam0R.
Have nco.ycd immediate relief from colds and
~orc-'hrsSs, and consider your Pain-hnlsr an In
yalt,ahle remedy George b. Brcreft, Dickinson,
NI.
which have had for somo time. could get no ne
uef until tried your Pain-hillef, which relieved
ife Immediately. win never again be without IL.
u. .. Force. Lotrndes. Ga.
so.T.. and hsve neYcr known IL TO '--Rdnsom
f-sris. iF0HEtSbOro'. 81.
flHgan using Pain-killtr IN my family twenty
sV years ago and have used u ever since and have
found no medicine 70 take Its place.-b. ". Dyer
Druggist. Onesdd, ". i.
Tor l6NifilA Group ~ - ~i' ~
Nafaiion fna ~. We would not Dc without IA =.
RsiSs. LfberfV kils, Ia.
For twsniy-fye years have uscd Pain-hlHer Tor
colds and ohapped lips, and consider II the best
medicine ever oaorcd.- George Hooper, Whining
f0H. " q. -
was suffering severely with bronchitis, and my
fhroat was - innamed I could scarcely swallow
any food. ! was advised To try your Pain-hiier'
snd sftcr taking few doses was completely cured
T. fpHIfl4e0H.
~. WAL5ON writes from Coshocion Your Pain
Killer cure diphthria and sOrc-throa,. ~ alarm
tpgly pTcvaiout here and has not been known 70
fa, In single instance. This fact you should make
known o. The world. -.
MIR. EILFN u. MASON writes: Ny son WAS takcil
Violently sick with diphheria, high fever anu cold
chills. - many children have died here. was
afraid 10 clil physician, aud tried your ram
Killer. Ilc was lakcn on sunday, ana on Ne1ues-
day his uirOas was Clctr. u wa- y wonderful cure
aud wisli 10 could De- known o. the poor nOtheTs
who are losing 50 nhny children.
For ciiils and fever PAIN-hlLLER has no
.,3usl. n eurcs when everything else fails.
Delays arc often dangerous. \ bottle Of PAIN
KILLER In the house T. safeguard tina; no fami-
iy should De- without. All druggists sell II at csc.
soc. ard 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Propriotcrs,
fc 9-C0diApI Providence. r. !.
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| Mr.. Conrad opposed the motion to re-
consider.
| The vote was rcconsidcrcd, and Mr..
CoghilPs amendment was reiected-aye.,
35; noes, 81.
Mr.. Paige then moved to reconsider the
vote by which Mr.. Turner'S amendment
providing for assessment OF advantages
and damages" was adopted.
On this Mr.. Hamilton called the pen1ing
question.
Mr.. Hanger endeavored 10 get yfr. Ham,
ilton to withdraw the call, which he re-
fused TO do.
This unseeming haste aroused spirit Of
opposition among the Democrats, and Ii
took the Readjusters nearly two hours to
reach vote on the amendment. 1t was
finally done. however, and when the vote
was taken the amendment was defeated by
q strict party vote. Shortly afterwards
the House adjourned.
The bill is now in It's original shape, and
will doubtless BE- ordered to engressment
to-day.
Another Chance to be Given by the
Caucus to "Old Man Massey
The Readjuster caucus was in session
until II O'Clock last night. Ii endorsed
MIR. Bailey's bill for redividing the State
into twelve circuits, Mr.. Lady's bill for the
appointment OF all commissioners Of sales
by the Governor, and the Senate bill for
the repeal OF the whipping-post law.
Mr.. Hale was present, and made long
speech, wherein he promised II Massey
were given another chance that he would
abide the result. 1t was thereupon, or in
consequence thereof, resolved that the
nomination for Auditor should he re-
opened; that Mr.. Massey should not be
tied up by the rule that the nomination
should come from the delegates OF the Sew
enth district, and that on Tuesday night
the vote for Auditor should be taken over.
The rule as TO appointment OF clerks IS un-
changed. Hale and Lybrook were at the
caucus, and possibly also Williams, but
Ncwbcrry was not.
There never was heard such applause
from a caucus as came from that Of last
night upon the announcement that Mr..
Hale would, after this new effort for Mr..
Massey. stand by the caucus whether Mas
sey il victorious or defeated.
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Official SMALLPOX Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,.l
RICHMOND, Va, February 10, 1882. J
To tie Editor OF The Dispatch:
Please find report for this day:
Colored female, No. 1909 east Marshall
street. smallpox; home.
Colored child, No. 423 Eighteenth street,
smallpox; hospital.
White female, No. 3l2 north Seventh
street, smallpox home.
Respectfully. J. q. CADEhE,,
President Board OF Health.
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

1 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NIEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
U.AVORISG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COaIPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Anin,aiuahle and palatable tonic I'm all cases
Of weak digestion aud debility. as a success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
fuL"-gcc "Mcdical Press Lancet "Brit-
i.h Medical Journal &c.
CArTtON-Gcnisne only with the fac
s,nfie Of Baron Liebigs signature in blue ink
acrOss the label.
LIEEIG COSuANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
10 he had Of an Storekeepers, Grocer, and
Chemists. sole agents FOR the United State;
wholesale only, G. DAVID & Co., As Mari
Lane. London England. ap 3O-Sa52t
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40:
A. NJ, 4j; noon, CO; p. NJ, 56; g j.
NJ, 80; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 40.
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BEAurIruL VALENTINES
l.. I.LEwIs's, 912 MATS STREET. .
lie has large variety of seut.s'entii AMI Comic
Valentines at al prices CslI and ere them.

DtsISFHcrASrs ARE Absolutely NEcEs-
sARY-espccialiy In casss of piphshcria; Scarlet,
Typhoid, Yellow, and Nai.-riaf tsNers. DAHbrs
PROrHYLACTIC FLUID - great d's'niectant sasd
purifier. II affords profession from sonnsion, "
l. u relief and cure in be s'es-roin' VIZ pu<'Y
the air and destroy vile cors wiibou, creating an
other. Asa household ,en,s,iy i,is invaluabks.
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TO OvH ,Np ALI~-Are yon sunessig from
cough, cold asthma, bronchitis, or anye The va
rious pulmonary troubles That 20 ofse end IN con-
sumptiosg II 81, ase "WiLDoBs PuRE COD
LIVER OF AND LIVE" safe and sure remedy.
TlIs IS no qssk preparation, bus b regularly pre-
.cr.oed by Tho medical faculty. Manufactured only
by b. wiLGon, Chemih E"'s"p. sold ey all
druggst,.
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GRANITE. SLATE. &c.

I HAVE FOR SALE AT BELONA
j. ARSENAL, in Ghcsteraeid county, large io
Of DRESSED and 4 \ DkFnskD GRANITE, suit
aile for building purposes. Parties having iafg'
buildings ~ Greet would do vel! 20 examine TIL
stone. ihaYe also quantity Of SLATE .hie.
above rap tx had iy application Ia Mesess. srb
LTTr AcAny, il3 sonlh Twelfth street RICH
moBd. vs.. w. y. CANAAN
~ y~todts
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COOKS ExCURxsoSx.

L U Eor NJ :stSS
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS k..vc New
York April. ~, JUNE 3, and July 1, les2.
Fuli partic,,k.rs Ia special PAMPHLET, seat free
on apple slion. pASSAGE TlCkErs by all At
LANfi., STEAMERS. special facilities Tor Sc
curinI GOOD BERTfis. I0URlsT TfCkETs
Tor Individual travellers In EUROPE, ~ all routes,
COOKS TXCVRsIQNlsT. with msvs. by nall.
10 cents. THOMAS COOK q SON,.
R8i Erajwsy, New York. Post-of,ea Dux 1911
&. A, DARAgrpNi, Naisseer, te 1-eoAaW
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1882.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
ycering TO easterly winds, stationary or
lower temperature, and higher pressure.
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TO MEN
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

-4ncfiug irOm NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST VI
TALLY, ,NIGOE, and MANHOOD, resulting from
ABUSES AND OTHER CAUSES; or 10 any person
afflicted with RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA
PAR EALfSt~. SPINAL DIFFICULTIES, LANE
BACH. LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES
RrPTURES AND OTHER DISEASES OF TIE
VITAL ORGANS. Speedy rciicf and complete
restoration to health guaranteed. THESE ARE IIIi
ONLY ELECTRIC APPIiANCEs that have ever been
Constructed UPON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
Their thorough efficacy has been practically
proven with the most WONDERFUL SUCCESS. WI
HAVE TIE TESTIMONY or THOUSANDS WIG
HAVE BEES QUICKLY AID RADICALLY CURED
M THEIR UsE. All We aek Of any person Is tC
GIVE THEN = TRIAL ron THIRTY DAYS AND 81
CONVINCED.
send at once FOR ILLUSTRATED PAAPHLET
GIVING AL IMPORTATION, FRKE. Addrc-s
VOLTAIC BELT COMPANY.
j1 12l-Sal7t Marshall, Mich.
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Hutzler Brothers, having determined to
close out their stock OF goods by auction on
Monday, February the 18Th, their store
will be opened tonight between and II
O'Clock, and then closed 10 prepare for the
auction sale.
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ONE or THE nEALrufEsT and p'c;r9n''@t
beverages known h CVsDbS't LiEsi"s hiS.ip
EXTRACT OF ELgs AID TONIC N'i'sAhA'o"'
AK for ColdcpS. Take no o'hes' ot hoSssS
generally.
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PEGGING AWAY.
The Two H0uses Making Some Ad.
vance In Business Of Unexcitfng.
Character.

The Resolutions from Grayson; What do
They Mean .-Allcghany Extension Rail-
road CompaDy-yirginin ond Carolina Rail-
road BiiI-Liquor cuestion 10 Come Up as
the Special Order ON Mondny-Hotel Fire.
Escapes-The Street.Grading Fight Re-
newed In the House OF Delegatcs--Personal
and Political-ReadJnster Caucus Last
Night.
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DO You Know onD inowN
Windsor Soap lasts longer, u more highiy-peT'
fnmed, and morv smoieni In use han hcse yoar q
Allows. j.. =. ATKINSON, Manafsefures~, Lon
al
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you KNOW ORD BnowN

nnTHpAY-cARDs, Plain. Frinsei, and siand
Painted. at l.. LEwIs's, Dl2 Nam strcci.
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have anaiyzcd the WHIsKEY known under
the brand of "B-SELgCT," controlled ny McssN--
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and.
find II FREE FROM FUsu OH and other impm1-
ties. and recommend it3 usc for medicinal and.
family purposes. J. B. McCAw, N. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medi,s c1..ssD Ok
Virginia.
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SAVE MONEY by havirT your printing doic ct
the DISPATCH rErNTINU-Ifcusr. Good wort
low prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SUFFER OK, groaB on, scken on dse on u you
win not use Ilop BIrTERs and he c'sscd.
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VALENTINES from s cents to IS at L. LIwfs's,
Ole Main street.
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VALENTiNE-CAEDS, FRISGED VALENTINES,
and IN boxes atL. LEwTs's- 9l2 Main street.
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~ II MUNiM ~ CO.'S
CHAMPAGNE.

II II hl'MM n CO.'S
u.
CHAMPAGNE.
IMPORTATION N 1851,
sl,355 CASES.
sl,355 CASES.
1855 CASES.
The mIrest importation in the world, which is
the be.i prof Of It's superiority fe 1l-SaSW4t
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. SMAiL-PON
ER ADiVATED
HORSES. MULEH, dc.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. Ag
I have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES nj No. 1893 Franklin street, Rich.
mona. Va. where will keep good eupply oi
MCLYs ard HORSES always on hand. Ny sales
man. Mr. JOlis NJ. PACE, Will do all In his power
u give each and all fir and square dealing. Any
person not hndiDy what they want In my stables
can address me. care 20 east fifth street, Cincin-
natl, OHIO, which Is NY headquarters fer buying,
and IL Do not MI the order 10 suit them, both iu
quality and price. they need not take The stock
fyerk tldny guaranteed 10 bc Just as represented
Mr. Peter l..ul's extensive business In the mule
aud horse line il tasi opposite miue.
Dc i0-3nis GEORGE II. BENNETT.
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SC. only for Il Picnic CIGAR.
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L,ty nEtLg C!cAr, Sc,
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AUCTION SALES TsiIs DAY.

GO To l.. LEwIs'S, OLE Main street, for yo,u-
VALENTINES and BiRTHpAy-CARps.
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CniCK CIGARS, Sc.
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ELTCTRO.VoLTNIC BELTS.

ELTt'TKO.NOLTNIC IIELTS.
nN TUIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
Wc viii send on Thirty Days Trial
Or. DYES CELEBRATED
TCTRO-V VOLTAIC BELTS
AND sUsPENsORIES
AND OTilRR
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
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General admission. 80 cents; children, % cents;
gallery. % cents. Prices ~ matinee: Aeuits. 80
cents; ehirlrn. - cents. Rcseryod s<aks 90 NATL
nee: Adults. 90 eents: children. % cents.
Reserved seats can Ice secured AT T.. y. JonS-
sr0N's without extra charge on aad astrr " Ed
NESDAl, sth. &c Tot
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Picnic CIGARs, Sc.
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MEETINGS.

vehicles. &c.
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rHE BEST IN THE wORLl

BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
ROMAN CANDLES, skY-ROCkETS. COLOR
I'D LIGHTS, GREEK FIRE, Erc-i
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GRAPEVINE.
Correspondence of the Hcrnld.

Correspondence of the Herald
GRAPEVINE. April 4, lSS2.-As have not
seen communication from this point for
some time, have concluded n few dots
would not be amiss. | lett Dallas March
18th, coming through Carrollton and Trim
ity Mills. found nothing of special i'm.
terest to attract my attention.
! would consider Il almost unpardonablc
II ! should neglect to speak of the large herd
OF thoroughbred Merino sheep owned by
Messrs.. McCanslin e Exall, two and one.
hall miles north of Grapevine. These gen.
tlemen deserve great credit for the expense
ana pains OF introducing Thoroughbred
sheep into our state. They have 100 head
Of these fine sheep on their farm. The
sheep are all registered, and they can trace
the importation back to 1902. The Gins
Wom these sheep run from eleven TO
eighteen pounds. One clip taken Off this
morning while was present tipped the
beam at twenty-three pounds.
i was somewhat surprised that Crane.
vine had improved so much since my last
visit. Quite q number of substantial
dwellings have been erected. Grapevine il
situated centrally in one of the finest farm
ing sections of North Texas. A more in.
telligent, refined and energetic people can.
NV w iouhu III IeNas. ! very much
regretted soon after my arrival here to
learn OF the very serious and severe sickness
Of Mrs. DIR. Gillespie and Mrs. DR.. Davis
both intelligent and refined ladies. Drs
Davis and Gillespie have the sympathy Of
the entire community. In converse.
ton with number of business
men and farmers they all expressed
astrong preference for Dallas as a trading
point, They claim that they have not sold
out 10 Fort Worth and can still exercise
their FREQ moral agency, unless they are
destroyed by n cyclone
The HERALD has large and increasing
circulation here, and number OF new sui.
scribers were sent in today. The recent
TRADES in the Globe have only had ten.
denoy to strengthen the lIKRAin in Crane.
vine. The citizens of Dallas send their re.
speos ana best wishes Tor the future wei
fare of the Dallas HERALD and the city of
Dallas. wy VI
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GILMER.


NVittnp"Hucuee Vi the Hcrud
GiLNER, April.6, lss2.--As you have been
informed by special, horrible and shock
ing tragedy occurred in this place yester-
day about 10 u. m. Judge ]. j. Lyons,
county Judge and editor OF the New Issue,
was murdered in his office. The doors
were locked, and nothing was known of the
affair until about four hours after. The
following facts have been developed before a
coroner's jury, which is still in session;
II appears that Judge Lyons had become
dissatisfied with his printer, by the name of
A. W. Ashley, and just before 10 u. M. had
contaminated arrangements with q. X.
Wilcox, OF Dallas, to do his work. This oc-
Cured in his private Office IN the court
house. Wilcox was to go to the post-otlice
and depot and to meet the Judge at the
printing Office, where he returned,
during which time tho Judge
was to so over and inform Ashley
OF the change and to settle with him. When
Wilcox returned he could neither find
Judge Lyons nor get into either Office
Several Inquiries were made, but no one
had seen him since Wilcox had. Wilcox
went to his house without finding him, and
then. remained around the courthouse,
watching for him until about 2 p. M,
when the people where Ashley boarded
tWcio uiscuSsIDB the reason lOr MS non lp-
pearance at dinner. and neighbor being
present said; why, saw Mr. Ashley
pass my house before II this morning. he
Jumped over a fence and ran through a
field with u bundle under his arm.h A
gentleman came down to inform the Judge
OF the singular action of Ashley, and after
several attempts to enter the door and in
quiries alter Judge Lyons back window
OF the Office was looked through and Judge
Lyons was lying on his back cold and dead
He had received two blows upon his
head, cutting fearful gasbcs two
pieces of an iron side-stick lay near
him. with evidences of having
been freshly broken, his right hand Law
upon his breast with pencil in It's grasp
as in the act of writing. witness tostiRes
that Ashley had said to him several times
that II the judge ever insulted or discharged
him he intended to hit him in the head
with a sidestick. Officers did not get in
pursuit until about 6p. m. No news up to
TINS hour 90 a. m, today A pack of full
FLOODED blood hounds have been sent for.
Judge Lyons has been an upright and hon.
ored citizen of Gilmer for about thirty
years. He leaves an estimable wife and
q brother and family. Ashley il said to be
from Louisiana, and has a young wife
teaching school in this county.
The, New Issue will probably be con-
tinucd IciIApop.
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CHICAGO CHIPS,
Special Correspondence Of the Herald.

Special Correspondence Of the Herald.
CHICAGO, April S,-Not to be outdonc for
q "scheme' of expert advertising, y Chicago
clothing firm has obtained from Sergeant
Mason, OF the Albany penitentiary, writ.
ten agreement TO enter into its employ on
pcing released from prison, and to serve It's
interests Tor one year, In an d for thcconsid.
Grafton OF $1,000. Mason is To be used M a
card, and Is expected 10 draw well, Wi.
,oushoy, mn Co, are, of course, spccu.
iating somewhat on the chances of Mason's
being pardoned by President Arthur,
IL appears to be the lamentablc inct. thnt
no matter who are elected aldermen of
Chicago tomorrow, q majority of the new
members VIII be coruptionisis and bribc.
takers, The Times, Inter Ocean and
Tribune hnye each asked that tho votes nj
good citizens ami honest Taxpayers should
be cast without regard to party lines mar
ticularly, An evening ncwspnprr
has charged time aud again that
the. common council, by u large
majority Is den of thieves, and looks for.
ward to the present election with no hone
ofhaving things bcttercd by Il.
Lake navigation Is open, the bridge
nuisance is again an uppermost topic,
spring trade Is opening finely, and the
grassy lawns IN the parks along tho boulc.
varis, and the rcsidcnce.yards, are getting
dellghtiully green.
Tho locatior0of La Sale street, above
jackson, being permitted by the supreme
courts dcclsion the'new board oftraae will
be built at that point, and new CONNER.
cial center will rapidly dcvelope In the 70.
gion Of the uinnd Pacific hotel aud Lake
shore depot. II Is estimated that ten mil.
lion dollars will be expended In new i'm.
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In the current discussion AT Minneapolis
upon typhoid fever being traced to impure
water, the statement that no person who
used cistern water has ever been known to
be attacked with the disease has attracted
the attention OF Frank Morse. He says the
man who made the most of the hobby Of
the subject Of pure water, indulgins even
in the luxury of these cisterns, was Simon
Moilat. Mr.. Moilat died of typhoid fever,
nevertheless
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TERRELL.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Herald

correspondence OF the Herald.
TERRELL, April 9th, lSS2.-Election Of
city offers was held yesterday, and with the
exception Of closed saloons and the small
knot of voters at the polls, nothing gave
The following officers were elected. City
attorney, A. &. Barnes; city marshal, j.
b. Riddle treasurer, J. w. Gillian; secre-
tary, j NJ. Atchison; alderman first ward,
Rial Stovall, second ward, J.. II. Muckle-
noy and NJ. d. Kirby third ward, j. X. Bond.
Blind Tom is billed for Terrell tomorrow
night
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These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS an.
ceptedl under provisions Of an act of the Cen.
eral Assembly of Kentucky N'"'
The United States Circuit Court on March aIst
rendered the following decisions. ''''
lst-Thst the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal
2nd-Is drawings are fair
N B.-The Company has now on hand n ,sros
reserve fund. Read carefully the list Of prizes
for the - f'N'
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While There's Life There's Hon.

There Is no condition so low as to b,
hopeless, nor any plane so high as TO b,
without fear. Many use Browns iron bit
tiers IN health as well rs in sickness. ID /,
natures best assistant In keeping health
and in restoring health Its use will make
you and your family healthy, robust aud
strong, and save much loss of time and
heavy doctor bills,
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Mr.. John ID. Brothers, Of Portsmouth, o.,
writes Two years ago ! suffered from u
severe attack of malarial fever; was
brought very low to deaths door; | had
never fully recovered and was often dis
tressed with biliousness, headache, sinking
chills night sweats, indigestion and painful
urination, About three months ago no.
ticed an advertisement of Browns iron bit
ters in Cincinnati paper From the first
1t seemed to be just the medicine | had
long needed. am now just as strong and
hearty as a buck, and weigh nearly one
half again as much as did three months
arc
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Try Cartcrs little nerve pills for any case
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sure, The only nerve medicine TOR the
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