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killed at LInwood .

The south bound Delaware railroad train
reaching here at 9,10 O'Clock struck and
killed an unknown man near Linwood, Pa,
this morning.
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PERSONAL.

j. j. Pierce of this city, will leave this
afternoon for FL Paso, Texas, to be gone for
several weeks.
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LAYING DOWN THE LAW TO TURKEY.

LONDON, August 1.-The Times, in a
leading article, says: "The time has gone
by when TurlSey could be allowed to take
the whole mattar into her own hands. If
Turkey goes to Egypt she must not 20 as
the ally but as subordinate of Eng
land. 75sl.,5f54rg
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NO FEARS OF WATER.

ALEXANDRIA,, August lilo q. m.-aThe
fears In regard to, the failure of the water
supply have subsidized. t.. q NJ tsst
The number of Christians murdered at
Damanhouer, Iantah and Milhalla is now
estimated at $50. stF Sl
The daily gazette., 1882-08-01

BERLIN, August 1.-The refusal Of italy
to cooperate with Englsnd in putting down
Arab Pasha may be taken as representing
the attitude of Germany and Austria. High
authorities at Berlin assert that Russia Is
about to QUIT her passive attitude in favor
of one directly hostile to British pretensions
in Egypt.
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tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gaueste. ]
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-20

A new brick house, modern style, s rooms
closets, ETC., and good lawn. with barn, $31
without barn S27 par month, situstsd within
one and half blocks Of Main street.
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Houses 10 Rent.

oriek house Of six rooms, closets, etc.
Y WITH or without good barn. With barn,
without barn, 81 per month. Within one
"a half blocks Of Main street.
Photograph Gallery on Commercial
~ Enquire at my Office.
sobs house of eight rooms, buttery, etc. /;
teeilSr; city water; two and half blocks
tbus,ness eeRtre; 80 per MONTH
,s0SiorSdo House, CT sixteen furnished
Zen corner of LIST East and Sd South
-. Will lease for one OF two years
tracslars enquire ct my ofhce,
s,s,ss splendid residences from seven to
49, sOms each, beside buttery, closets,
n r. Rear line Rental from so TO sS5 per
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GLENDALE PARK,

Surveyed and laid OF ia la-acre blocks With
bread avenues and streets; TO be sold In any
qusatity FROM 5-sers let 70 100 acres, for cash
down, or four years time, divided into forty
eight monthly payments. Gail at oar once a
enQutre Tor partlczlsVs. "a -
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. J

mittcd to red heat and then suddenly
thrown into Geld water, the effect being
Having been ground very fine in water
and the water cvaporatcd the two ma
ttrialS mentioned are dried and Siitcd -
The kaolin is washed free from impuri-
ties. These materials. with feldspar
sponge, platina and tiuN in proper pro-
portion for the enamel, are mixed with
water and worked into masses reSem-
bling putty. This done the unbaked
porcelain masses are ready tor the mould
ing room. The moulds are i'll two pieces
and are made of brass one-half of the
teeth or sections being on either side
The coloring materials are first placed
i'll the exact position and quantity re-
quired and the body of the tooth and the
gum is inserted in humps corresponding
to the size of the teeth. The moulds
are then closed and they are dried with
slow heat. When perfectly dry they
are taken out and sent to the trimmer :
room. The tlimmers remove imperfec-
lions and send them III trays of fire. clay
to the furnace. where. having remained
for twenty minutes they are complete.
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T. II. BARN. Els
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LAWRENCE. WILLIAMS \ CO.


Price reduced to only 81 50 per bottle.
Sold by druggists. or sent by express charges
paid On receipt OF price.
Hr-Bcn" satisfied after fair trial that the
tAISTIC BALSAM the BEST NETE.
RlNARG REM EDG ever offered the public
and one which it is to the interest OF every horse
owner to have cong autly on hand. ! have secured
the SOLE WHOLESALE AGENCY Tor the
State OF Delaware. Cecil county, Md. and Della
and Chester counties. Pa. and would urge
all hUrSemcu to give ii Il trial.
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1882.
Harrers Weekly.
LLISTRi

Hdrper's Weekly stands at the head of American
illustrated weekly journals. BY its unpartiSan
po.itlR in politics. ITS admirable Illustrations. its
carefully cfiusGH serials. short stories sketches
and poems. contributed t,y tic i..rcmoSt artists
and authors OF the day. it carries instruction and
entertainment 10 thousands OF American homes.
1t viii always be the ann OF the publishers to
make HGrpcrS weekly the mort popular and at
tractire family newspaper i'll the world.
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F. H. DrakeS SuheringS.
A Farm for Sale or Rent.

1--WE undersigned offers for Sale or
L Rent the Farm which she .s.,AAS
sides. near Belle Hill. containing Sixteen r11H
Acres. The buildings consist of Il two XIV III
story FRAME ID W ELL NG. Barn. sass&z
Stable. WagOu-hUnSc. and a SuaphouSe fitted
with boilers set i'll masonry frames. stamps. &c.
and complete equipment tor carrying on the soap
making business.
Possession given on the 18th OF March next.
For terms, apply to
Dee 2l-ti MARGARET DENVER
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1882.
Earper's Magazine.
ILLJSTRi TED.

always varied. always good. always inprov-
ing. -CHARLEs FRANCIS ADAMS. .Jr
Harper'S Maya inc, the most popular illustrated
periodical in the world. begins its siXtv-iourth
volume with the December Number. 1t rene
Sents what is best in American literature and art.
and its marked success i'll Eu~land-whrr,. il In,
already circulation larger than that OF any Eng
llsh magazine Of the Eamc cla>s-hls brought
into its service the most eminent writers and
artists of Great Britain. The forthcoming vol
umes Tor 1882 Will in every respect sutrpaSs their
predecessors.
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High Breed Calves for Sale,

I offer at Private Sale. six High Breed
Il ShortlIorn HEIFER CALVES. from Fix
months to year old, sired by Dun Glenn
Prince VIII. J. PRESTON.
Book Springs, Cecil county, Nd, Dec. lI-n
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To Tax Collectors and Taxpayers

~ dA SoiitCtoIS diiu dA-T ayers.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pur-
Suaucc of an order OF The County Commits
siouers. passed January H. Iss2. interest ut the
rate OF per cent per annum from January list,
lSS2. will he charged all taxes in arrears
March LIST next The accounts ut Collectors will
be charged with such interest the balance
tonnd 10 be due from them ON that date.
BY order of the Commissioners.
BENZ. u. BOWEN.
Jan li-+w Clerk.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

BNiN Vic UT az Y IlNNCrs II n
Postage tree to all subscribers in the Laited State
Canada.
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The Door Slammlng Fiend.

B0Ston Transcript
Man is never wholly blessed. The
door, lamming llald having been circum-
vented by the new continuance which
renders uugatory all efforts of his toward
sIammin%, one might naturally be
dcluded into believing that the millen-
MUM wls right at hand ; but such is the
pervcrSity al man, and 50 accustomed
door behind him i'll entering or leaving
your apartment that it is absolutely pain
Jul to witness the look of despair which
comes to his face when no slam rewards
his misguided efforts. The outrage to
your ears which the slam used to perpe-
tlate was supreme enjoyment compared
70 see poor wretch, after his first
abortiye attempt, continue to push Il
door. five. ten. twenty times, every push
unrewar,ied by the longed-for explosion,
is too much for any man capable of the
slightest compassion for q fellow being
in distress. and consequently some Of our
more sympathetic shopmen have been
forced to pin up this legend, This door
is self-closing." This shortens ones
martyr'lom. but it never can reconcile
claiming fend to changed environment.
F. H. brakes Sufferings.
+. II. Drake. Esd, Detroit, Mich, suffer
ed beyond all description from n skin dis
ease. which appeared on his hands head
and face, and nearly DESTROYED his eyes.
The most careful dortoring failed to help
him. and after all had failed he used the
Curirura Re>olvent (hlood puritier) inter
nally. Cuticura and Cuticura Soap Che
treat skin cureS) externally, and was cured
aud has remained perfectly well TO this
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-18
FUTURES

THE sales In this city to-day Us recorded at the
brokers Exchange were 4, 900 bushels ofw Wheat
100 bales of cotton and 50 barrels of pork.
There was slight decline in futures to-day,
both in New York and New Orleans, which
probably indicates that there will be an advance
tomorrow, unless the southern bulls have taken
on their full load in which event the downward
tendency will continue. for II has long been mn
established fact that the more the people of the
south put down the less they take UP, and il
matters not on which side they invest their
ducats southern paper asks: who are the
people who enable the fourteen thousand
brokers III New York city TO buy February
strawberries This question is not original bat
US answer Is full Ofestonishing facts No class of
New Iorks business men live better than
do these brokers' The average income is esti.
mated at s., goo per annum, making In the aggre
gate sl0OOO,O0 Whore does II come from? The
new lerk Times estimates that the south an
nualiy loses $50 0OS 900 in cotton futures and this
for the last ten years. Altogether then, In the
more than the value of any one entire cotton
crop. Ofthe $50 COX, 600 per annum, large per
centaEe goes To the brokers. But the brokers
get commissions on the gross sales and pur.
chases, which would run up their total income to
little less than tho net amount distracted from
the southern lambs by the spectators them-
selves. Add To the southern contribution the
vast amount paid in by western grain buyers,
and by stock spectators all over the country,
and the S,000I, 600 will not be hard ~ find.
NEW YORK, March II. - Futures opened
steady at Il decline of six points since the day
betore-May Il 49-they advanced. however. five
points, then receded six points. and finally closed
firm at the opening figures. Sales, l6l 600
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there are those who believe that crop Of 5000.
oOO bales Is among the certaintes OF the next
new years The heavy increase in the cotton
crop Isl due entirely 10 the increase Of cotton acre
age brought about by the use of fertilizers.
Millions of acres Of land. formerly thought To be
beyond the possible limit of the cotton belt
nave been made the best Of cotton
lands by being artihcially en-.
riehed. In North Carolina alone
the united cotton production has been moved
twenty miles nprthward and twenty miles west
Waru, and the half of Georgia on which no cot
ION was grown twenty years ago, now produces
iully half the crop OF the state The area of
low production as the Atlantic states are
Drought TO the front by artificial stimulation Is
moving westward, and is now central IN Ala
palna and Florida. But the increase in acreage,
Us large rs IL is will be but small factor In the
Increase OF production, compared to the iutensi-
iIElng the cultivation of the land now in use.
under the present loose system of planting
the average yield is hardly better than
one bale TO three acres. This could be easily in
creased 10 bale an acre. In Georgia 1--WE bales
nave been raised on one acre. and u yield of
three bales TO the acre is credited To several To-
calltlcS. President Morehead of the Mississippi
valley Cotton Planters association, says that
me entire cotton crop of the present year might
nave been easily raised in fourteen counties
along the Mississippi river. II will be seen,
therefore, that the capacity of the south TO pro
uuce cotton is practically limitless, and when we
consider the enormous demand for cotton goods
now opening up from new climes and peoples,
we may conclude that the near future will see
crops compared 10 which the crop 'of the past
year, worth sSO0.0o0000 will seem small.
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ion. The balanceof the directors who hold over
arr frederick L. Ames. Jaw Gould, Russell sage
W. Lewis, Thomas T. Tut James +, How
sanuel sloan, Il. q. Haven. James Cheney and
a. l. Hopkins The board In the absence of a
quorum adjourned 10 meet in New Work ON The
list and VIII then organize by eleeting officers
communication was read from the preSident
Jay Gould submitting the reports of Mr.. j. G
TE"niN Mho was general manager last year, and
u, VI. Howard, auditor. The REPORTS sh,iwed
That The earnings of the road had fallen behind
though THIS had been anticipated at the com
mencement OF the year. owing as Is set forth in
llhe general managers report to the terrible
Hoods from which the road had suffered in the
spring and fall of the year from the accident 10
the -, Charles and keokuk bridges; and from
the low rates at which business had been
dome on account OF the railroad war and from
,ne ,aet lnat many OF the lines newly acquired
by the company were not IN a condition to he re-.
munetatVe, Over half the stock was voted.
thete being SEQ 1000 worth of stock represented
by the company.
The stockholders of the lion Mountain road
met on the lllh and elected the following dircc-
tors; \. Hayes, 4 G. heyenS and r. j Lack.
land 81 Louis; 2, l.. Ame> Boston; Henry
Wheelen, Philadelphia; 4. T. Eckert. Jaw Gould.
j. T. Lowry, II. L. MarQuand. Russell sage.
l. Tory, New York II Is rumored that Ma
theMs X Whitaker the bankers. called
al the Office of the lion Mountain expect.
ing To hnd Jay Gould attending the meeting in
utuS' 70 sveWnul action he propoSedtO take In re-
gard to interest on the Iron Mountain income
bonds US they are representing about $500 900
worth OF those bonds. They insist that interest
on the bonds shall be paid before interest is paid
ON the present general consolidation mort
gage bonds of the Iron Mountain road
Unless some arrangement Is made for the nav.
ment OF interest ON these income bonds il Is pro.
posed to commence proceedings either by in.
junction against the payment of interest on the
consolidated bonds, or they will ask for an nc.
counting. in order 10 ascertain what surplu, II
any, has been earned by the road that might be
made applicable TO the payment of interest on
these income bonds.
The directors of the Missouri Pacific railroad
met yesterday In Nioe.President Hayes Office
and for want of Il quorum adjourned 10 meet in
New York
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Total. .;6edei5 sd926OSO s2d,2s6,lco s77.677 aes

The army appropriation BILL ordered printed
and recommiited: provides for an aggregate ap.
nggrcgating So, a37, ;lS6, and Is an increase Of
sIiasas over the appropriation last year. The
principal Items of the bill are: Sl52i7, los for
2S0Oo enlisted men, 800 enlisted men of tho So.
mai corps Sll6lOOl for transportation; sS,bOOojO
Tor supplies for the quartermastor's department.
s-"vouVO iOr subsistence supplies; and 81 1909 0
for the purchase and manufactures of clothing
and camp and garrison cquipagc The bill con.
ANS clause providing for compulsory retire
, , OF officers az sNty'two years of age, and
inrther provision referring what are known ms
Fourth OF July claims To the court ofclaims
DALLAS ExcHASGE AND COIN.
Buying. Selling Buylnr. Selling
n, Y. Tx. hdkparaG | ST. Louis 1i,ParGG,
Chicago. &c iparaA N. O...H5f PareI
galveston u =. ParaA Houston. y ParaI
exchange, AL points to y discount Sterling
sight g. ~ Francs, sos TO- Marks, 25.
Trade dollars ioots Mexican dollars, Scots
hexican halves. Acts. Mexican quarters. iscts
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msdiea,.

illustrated Marriage Guide, so nave. ,,,o,s
ana gut binding 50 cents same in paper Govern
y cents; Manhood, 10 cents womanhood. 10
cents pamphle. s cents, securely sealed. Nv
mail Send money or postage s,amps y,
whirTikR' the great specialist GIT St Chaslea
street. St Louis, Mo ~ ~''s'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

| TNDER and by virtue OF authority vested In
- me by certain deed In trust executed
February nth, 1877, by Oh, i. Clint conveying
the hereinafter described. real estate 10 q. N
Aldridgc as trustee, 10 secure the payment OF
four certain promissory notes. executed Februa.
ny 2'th, lsId by said Gh y. Clint payable to
order of w l.. Mitchell, ns follows: one note
for 500 90, payable March ist 1879: enc note for
SiOO 10, payable March lst lSS0; one motto for
sCOJeO. payable March lst 1881: one note for
seOl1 %, payable March lsl iSS, each bearing
5i per cent. per annum interest and all said
notes being due aud unpaid, except the sum of
siS on credited November 9Th. 1877.
], Ben II. Jones, Sheriff Of Dallas county, Tex,
alternate trustee In said deed In trust q. N .
Aldridge having referred TO actl will sell at the
request OF Gczenam & Ferris, the owners and
holders of said notes. on the second day (bclng
The first Tuesday, Of May, 1882. at the Court
House door In Dallas City, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property, 10
Wit All that certain farm, parcel, OF lot OF land
about eight miles south OF city Of Dallas, being
part OF the Levi Dixon league, and more pnrtic.
ularly described IS follows, Beginning at the OK.
trcmo southwest corner ~ my whole trnct a
stake IN the north line OF Ganos field rs Il was In
ls7b thence oastwarlly iili varas TO a stake;
thence northwardly l0S)varas To q stake; thence
westwardly 6i3 yar9s TO u stake; thence north.
ds varas 10 stake. thence south nd,
east ! III varas TO the place of beginning, con.
tanning 35Ik acres of land.
For further details. reference Is made 20 tho
said deed of trust duly recorded IN Dallas conn.
" records Of deeds, bonds etc, volume "a, pages
~ aud ~ Upon compliance with tho terms of
sale viii make proper title " the purchaser.
BEN =. JONES,
sheriff OF Dallas Co.,
ml6.tm2 Alternate Trustee,
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vital fluid passing unobserved In tho urine. and
mans other diseases that lead to INSANITY And
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the hest al.
leges of Europe and this country, and have ma
large experience In these troubles, and vii
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLL AIRS r.
a case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmen0 Win
found IN It We treat all private diseases inc.
cessfnlly without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough. examination and advice. n.
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS. Price OF VITAL
RESTORATIVE q a bottle, or four. times he
quantity, $40. Sent to any address upon receipt
Of price, G. o. D., secure from observation. ia
In private name II desired, by English MedioSi
Institute, No. 7ls Olive street.. st. Louis, Ms.
souri,. Post0iice box 2l6O r
Wholesale agents, williams Tolliver 4
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gmsntu-s:iue Cent Column.
slotices.

NorlCk-Advertiseme may pe nanaed into
Y our business office up 10 Sp. m, and into the
COMPOSING room up U a. IN.
NoriCE-Rieh mines In sonora, Mexico, loo
~ miles south OF Tucson, Arizona, for sale by
rieid 4 Johnson, attorneys at law, COZ Main ST
heport OF mining export specimens of ore and
assays thereof, IN ofiice Ailmquiries eheernlly
answered. field
NoTlCE-A liberal trade will be given for
4 residence In pleasant part of the city, con.
melnihg SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence
HERALD Office i2g.u
NorlCE-Iwo tlrSt-elass hotels, and 100 desir.
1 able lots, in the town of Wills Point also
SIX well improved and unimproyed farms, on
reasonable terms, or exchange for cattle / will
also contract TO deliver from one To FIVE thous-
and head OF mixed cattle in the mouths of Anril
ana May, l2S-lm JNo A. O'NEAL
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NEW ORLEANS, March II. Futures opened
steady at II So for May fluctuated but little dur
same month, four points below the day before
Sales, 50. 500
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never-failing Cure
for nervous debility
exhausted vitality, sem
inal weakness, sperms .
tornrh@a LOST MAN.
\ HOOD, lmpotenoy. psr.
alysis. and'all the terri,
bic effects Of seH.abuse.
youthful folHes and 81.
Lcesses Of maturer ycars
I-such rs loss Of mon .
Tory, lassltudc, nocturnel
emission. aversion OF %,
lcielty, dimness Of vision.
noises In thu haod Az
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Found.

FoUND-A pocket book containing valuable
papers TO the owner: The loser will please
call at Herald Office and prove property mid
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Department OF Insurance, Statistics and
History

ArsTIs, Tkxks, January q, 1889.
To ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
This Is TO certify that the Milwaukee Mechan.
lcs MUTUAL insurance Company. Of Milwaukee
WISCONSIN, has IN all respects fully complied
with the laws Of Texas ~ conditions precedent
70 us doing business In this state, and that said
Company holds q Certificate OF Authority nom
this Office emitting II 10 do business IN this State
for twelve months, from the LIST day OF January
iss1, 10 the gist day OF December, iss,
Given under my hand and seal, nj once In
Austin, the day aud date frst above written. i
<. W. ePAf0HT. COMMISSIONER,
y. J. cAnSks Aren't Dallas Texas fes-2m
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9husictau.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dr. Morton ;
l Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
dence sI5 san Jaoento street; telephone at resi-
dence.
4 30 to DR.. J. A. scegar. Dentist to have your
VI dental work done. He warrants all Filings
and plates perfect it, Call at 5O2 Elm and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from sa. m.
to u. m.