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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-03

WILMlNGToH. From the official re
port % President Calder, Of the Board
Of Trade. IL appears that our chief city
by the sea /, "lcngtheniCg her cords and
strengthening her stakes IN chcerfut
style. The Port receipts for the year
ending April lst, show l31, ,762 bales of
cotton, an increase Of 20, $50 bales over
the previous year Turpentlne, 81
991 casks, an increase Of ,S9s casks for
the year RD,in, 454,9l7 barrels. an
crease of II, 1913. and SO on through the
list. The FurDtcr dnd Mechonic has
never had much encouragement from
the Wilmington business people, but we
have never neglected an opportunity TO
say good word for them (as the Re
rie,o recently kindly remarked and We
shall continue To do so. PresIden. Cal
der says =
"Given by percentages the receipts
of cotton increased during the past year
IL per cent spirits turpentlne 2 per
cent, rosln , per cent, tar Il per cent.
While l present no statistics as to
timber, lumber and rice, 1t Is well
known that the trade in each of these
has largely increased in the past year.
The crop of peanuts was cut short by
bad seasons.
The increase in receipts at this port Is
particularly noteworthy, as 1t occurs in
year when all the great crops of the
country have been cut short by bad
seasons. The effect of unreasonable
weather on cotton is well known to ev-
cry one, but 1t Is 1t generally borne IN
mind that bad seasons cut short the
yield of the pine tree to as great an ex
, tent az that of any agricultural product
This increase in cotton receipts at our
port is the more striking when we com
pare ours with other cotton ports. and
find that w Wilmington is the only port
which has gained during the past year.
BY an examination Of the tables of re-
ceipts at the ports in the last issue Of
the Fnanciul and Conan,erc,ui Chr0n
icle, the following percentages of losses
and gains will be found to have occur
red in the past year: At New Orleans
receipts decrease Ia per cent at Sa-
vannah IA per cent; at Norfolk ! per
cent at Galveston "a per cent; at
Charleston Is per cent; at Mobile 81
per cent. At the IL reported ports,
North and South, the decrease is t53
per cent. while at Wilmington receipts
increase II per cent AS the decrease
in receipts at ports north Of us is as
marked as at those to the south, it is
evident that this difference does not
arise from any change in direction Of
shipments. by which more cotton would
haze gone by interior routes to North
ern ports than formerly. Our gain,
therefore, is positive, and We trust and
think it will increase as the years go
on.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-03
TCGELER a. co.

A1-The Editor asks hi. friends, svsryvhss
to mention the FAKNBR MsCRApIC when
they write to BuEi Men, school Teachers,
Lawyers or other persons who might aivert.s
ease do the same when you visit tho store, fas-
tory. mill, etc. 1t viii cost you nothing. ccrt
4 little trouble, and IL may help TO eularg. aud
Improve the paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-03

Liver diseases, headhache, and con.
stipation, caused by bad digestion,
q quickly cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-03
A FARM FOR SALE
IN The SECTION WHERE 50 MARYFARMtas
MAKE MONEY!

The IF inc Yellow Tobacco" section is noted
throughout the country. The Farm referred to
contains $40 acres, l30 Of which original for
est and Is in pines. The remainder 10 in good
state OF Guilty. alton growing either grain,
Bright Yellow" and all under substantial fence
The Premises include large, 2 story, room
and basement Frame dwelling, neat 2-roofn
Kitchen, good well Of water In yard, aud Eplendld
spring near by.
On the farm are Tobacco barns, with nuer
&C.. for curing, one packing house, frame stablce
&C., and an excf llent lot OF fruit trees.
This place i. 3 miles from the fast-RroWiuR
town OF Henderson, where the dcmatld Tor Farm
produce of ali kinds il always brisk, owing to til"
fact that the farmers nearly all raise tobacco
crops
No better chance for an enterPr=ing Farmer,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07

Some anonymous wretch has been writing
the New Haven school teachers newspaper
lectures about. the folly of their gaudy raj
ment, putting in also few slurs about
their sharing the hearts of poor "theologs."
and the teachers are mad. One Of them
retorts thus vigorously: Whose business
is it what they wear? Many OF them
support whole family on the liberal
salaries all tie way from $50 ~ $3.50, or
after marrying the treolog, mad u
becomes meet ,sary 10 support him
too, and help him With Va ir wits 10
write Liz aeImons. The Writer Of
tits {. he larpV poJeos0r # II maroon
sik' with brccadr trimmings aud 'ac "m-
panimeu's.' Nhlch she wore i"r yeas rn
SIN days. The IeSt var SHE IuIhtd The
six, male / uy'rani pit IL IN Tor second
hest luis ,,Rr. he ,iAth ,fi's rxiStriice
ste u ar'us !, -.dfs you iislrii g,'Au'hut?
-'pstad ug' ~ u Ia schOI and t'aclitIg !.
10 every day" She Then advises Author"
i'm man, 70 try the same plan with h's
atlurrl. hiy NJ p.'ni riuth No the start,
Aln rr wn'intr iIqnisitive pe 7 le are
cIi,us Hi,,ut H. eos, a. rue end u SIX
var. it's the "th.nlcg's" Turn next
tSIrughl,lj GLASS; REPUBLICAN.
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INVOLVING PARTIES OF HIGH SOCIAL RANK.
AND TKEHINArINe ALMOST PRACTICALLY.
FULL DETAILS OF THE UsFoRrDSATE AZ
FAIR.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 2G.-The parties involved
in the shooting ARRAY, briefly referred to
last night. were Frank +. Inglehardt, for
merly cashier Of the banking house Of Bar
tbolomew, Lewis & Co, very highly con-
necfed, and Mr.. Rush II. Tevis, we'll
known merchant. Inglehardt and n lady,
closely yelled, came from a house on Sin
rleton street known a. an assignation
house. early last evening, when Lewis and
a companion, who, Il seems, had been
LYING IN WAIT,
appeared from an alley near The house.
Tevis fred af Inelehardt, vounding him.
but not dangerously, in the arnn. The
latter fell and the woman helped him up,
while the assailants ran 70 livery stable
not far away, and procuring 4 rig which
hs6 been len there drove rapidly OF Inele-
hnrdt supported BY the lsdT, walked few
blocks. when . passing carriage was
TIE primer residence Of the lady
and be was then driven away IN
the carrieFs. II 4 supposed the rnan With
Teris uas . private detective, that TIRE LADY
nas Ms. TeVis. and that il was his frevis')
irtenfiun % iii Inelehardt TIE parties
rre ~ary r-fic Mt. buf the afair caused
mu b ercitsBent. =. persons involved are
al vel knoun and 1irtIr cDnueced. Mrs..
Ter.s vas = Miss Eeese. and u
rrrcr o. oEErE1L snEEuar
ard also niece Of TIE l1te Judge Sam
ref Reber. Her tatber s
s,5o.sl IN he Uniisd sis,ss amy. NJ.
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efed eeod dayg wofk. Tho ayefase II
about aego0fynW bushels daily, nod
. nm caro- " about 100 bushels, The
oysters Hfe add ~ the pickefs gt from
iweniy.ng I've ~ fofiy cents n bushtl Tor con
packing, and from my cents 10 $40 for
raw. Asa general thing, each. vessel has
10 $50 per month, besides being ied The
packers afa also dissatisfied with The out.
look They pay twenty cents por gallon
for opening aud sell at from seventy 10
pighty-1ye cents for standard, and from |
81. 20 TO $50 for selects N requires about |
! bushel and half 10 make one gallon.
yotwi thstandlng the complaints, however,
hesupply Is equal 10 the demand. Most
# the oysters shipped from Baltimore 80
vest and northwest, and have an unrlyaled
Baltimore Sun.
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I,nndOn's Reigning Beauty.

! The reigning beauty in London this
season is Miss Lillian Cham berlain, of
Cleveland, Ohio and the society papers
have had their hair lifted in astOnishment
at the fact that the Princess of Wales, who
was quite cordial to her last season when
she was presented at court, now "cuts her
dead" and the gossips all attribute it to
jealousy. There must be some more reas.
enable explanation of the fact, if it is a
fact, for the princess is not only pretty and
good, but an uncommonlV sensible woman,
and all the scandals that have involved her
royal husbands name have not affected
her in the least. His flirtations with Mrs.
Langtry, Lady Lonsdale, and other pro-
fessional beauties were the talk of London,
and everybody seemed moved by his
conduct but herself She is said to have
treated these ladies with the utmost con-
sideration al the time, and regarded them
more in the light of princes playthings
than as her actual rivals. But the story is
too good to lose, and it is to the effect that
his royal highness has been altogether too
much absorbed with Miss Chamberlain
attractions for the peace OF mind of his
wife and her highness is under
stood to have taken this method OF
showing her disapproyal. During the
summer, when Mr.. Chamberlain and
bis family were at the sea shore, the
prince took occasion to spend much time
there, and was invariably to be found in
the society of the American girl, upon
when he lavished the most devoted atten-
tions. While no improperly was alleged,
the intimacy was the topic of conversation
in all the court circles of Europe, and the
feminine nobility were ravlng with indig-
nation at the way in which their future
ruler was following around the Cleveland
heiress. But there is no reason why the
princess should make fuss about her
husbands intimacy with an American girl
if she allows hi n to tirt with native beau
ties. Secretary Frelinghuysen should see
to it that there is no Discrimination
[NeW York Sun.
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A nnll, Arfnntf nALnln
A psfty m 1ishwsymso Essay N hob me
SAINTS ~ Express, Nat are foiied w rheif
own fnaenniig

A gsffy m Iishwymsn Eisay N hob ~,
SAINTS ~ Express, nat Are foiied ~ rhel,
own Ingenuity
Last ovonlng, about D O'Clock, ~ The
nortli.bodnd mali aud express stoppel NJ
Blum, n small station fifteen miles south OF
Cloburne, the engine was boarded by
tire heavily armed men, who with leyeled
six shooters commanded tie engineer 80
pull out, and be IN u hurry about IT," u
! mandate which under The circumstances
he speedily complied with. Afier leaving
the town In the rear two or three
miles, the order was given to SLOW
down." and as the train was proceeding at
q snail's pace the pilot struck and exploded
"A torpedo, which had been placed on the
track as a signal to coniederates hidden In
the brush that everything was In readiness
for the consummation OF the plot to |
20 through the train. But THE |
best laid plans of mice and men gang aft |
awree." and the explosion had the effect |
not only of drawing the confederates
out Of cover, but of arousiDg the at
tention OF the guard in the express car, who,
observing several men approaching the
train promptly opened fire OH them, hear
ing which the robbers in the cab jumped
to the ground and ran towards their COM
pani0ns at whom, by this time the guard
was blnzng away most ener-
Baked in their designs, they
opened fire on the gallant guard,
about rs shots being exchanged Profting,
however, by the absence of his enforced ,
guests, the engineer pulled the throttle
wide open, and the train gracefully sped
away, leaving the discounted ireebooters
to enjoy the rather indistinct landscape and
the very strong fumes of burned powder.
The road had been expecting an attack
for week, and bad taken the precaution :
TO guard against it. Certain facts were in
of parties several days ago, but :
were not ripe enough to pull and did not
rinen until last night.
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Strictly Sensational.

THE LATEST EFFORTS OF NEWS FAMIsHED
REPORTER IN THE FIELD OF FIoTIoN.-Is
THIS FLANK MOVEMENT ON ooHILTREE?
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-A dispatch from
Dallas says: A prominent railroad man
connected with the Texas system, who has
Just arrived from the City of Mexico, says it
stated there that the Mexican authorities
are going to make claim on the United
States at the approaching session OF con-
gress for Galveston island, including Gall
weston city. 1t appears in the Mexican ces-
sion of the republic of Texas, Galveston bay,
which is north of the island, was taken as
tory, and the Mexican claim is said to be
prima facie good 1t is thought troublesome
international complications may grow out
of this claim.
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Collins 20 belong.

DOCUMENT. WHICH, ~ AUTHENTIC ASD
BksED ON FACT, WILL BLAST THE RKPuTA-
Ton OF THE JEANETTE OFFICERS.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 2.-The Trib-
bune's Washington special says; Follow
ing is the draft Of the letter written by
Jerome J. Collins TO DeLong, and which is
among the effects Of Collins in possessios Of
the navy department. DIR. Collins, Of your
city, tried to have Il used as testimony in
the pending investigation, but Il was ruled
orr. II return herewith The slip on which
Won require the numbers Of thermometers
duly marked. Permit me
10 express some surprise that
the occupant Of the position oil
rnefeorolorist on this expedition does not
come under the operation Of your strict
rule Of official courtesy, respect for which
In al transactions, you requested with %
much emphasis, q little while ago. The
confemptuous regard for my feelings -
mernber 81 the expedition, exhibited In
several ways, and IRON time % TINE ~
pass ns unworthy Of notice; but IN my ca
rrcffv as an employe Of Mr.. Bennett
rrd recognized IN the official personnel Of
ne expedition By the honorable secretary
al The navy. fegard every act OF dlscour-
fs.y. oficial and personal, e. an infrlnge-
~ f.rf of my apr,0infment. Az the new
rrrf work Il about 70 begin, Il i Of Vita
frnrorianos 20 me In many ways, that !
should understand the position ] am
~ ocrnpv in reIafion 20 that work. 1Ou
ard other rentleuen nssoc std With you,
have been ara-s FROM The commencement
n 81 The SANDING To1 rere wiling
- ncc1rf auT civilian appointed IN taEe
net n ecifnfl1r suTE is as mere
rrrr rrr~r. rrrurlinc ~ The e-rIT1ssi1rs To1
-. 1.~r1 - = -|.I.IrIrr and this - inferred
,.Ilr ir0sn fiIf 49, fn a1ir1 y1l erdeaT rcd
~ r-ra Irro1 10 Ore ltaltf1tft LIST al -
rrI'fr m1rt r.1lIrrc rru . - 1rDe ~ o.
fr.rs 81 Ihf rnTr ~. Berue1t. -he1 astei
rfrI.i MS. rn'l rpr irtst i.1r- ben rlIsre-
rcftf1. r. o1rnlrf declarel Tou nfFer
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UI,rIstmns Work for Fair Fingers,

A handsome wedding or holiday gin Ia
made by covering an easel, say twelve
inches high, with gold plush. If the edges
are carefully, joined at the back and caught
plush 1t will be impossible TO tell where the
seams are. On this is to be placed pail
cite covered with cardinal plush, with
spray of daisies embroidered on it. 70 this
is to be fastened strip Of pasteboard or Of
thin wood two inches wide; cover this with
plush, first making two small round spaces
in it, in which two small cut-glass bottles
are to be placed. The plush-coyered easels
are very pretty also to hold toilet glasses
or when used in the common way, TO hold
cabinet photographs or painted panels
New York Evening Post.
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There Il general complaint among oys-
ter dredgsrs tins season shout the poor con
di1on Of nearly AL the beds along The
Chesapeake bay and its tribuiariss- Never
tbsless il is sid TIE dredging business =
ovsrrun With rev vessels. and thar . is BY
=, rnears rs profitable rs f0rrnerly. In
deed. s1fre Of the dredzers 20 - far ta ~
~ THAT they are losing rnoneT ever - o.
hi ulr1 ~ ~ tiIaf hefreen 90 and 50
fnsfris ~ c~stsrs could b crurht IN r d1r-
If.l50 brshels are caught ucg j. = c1-lsil
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Are You disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by.a sick child suffering and cry
ing with the eHcruCiating pain OF cutting
teeth II 20, 20 Of once and get bottle q
Mrs. WinslOu's Soothing Syrup. II VII
-slieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upOn Il; there il no mistake
about IL. There Is not mother on earth
who has ever used n, who viii not tell you
Al once thaf Il viii regulate the bowels, and
give rest 10 the mother and relief and heaiti
h the chfld, 0perHting like magic. IL is
perfectly safe 70 use in al cases, and pleas
ant 10 the taste, and IL the prescription Of
one Of the oldest and best female physicians
s-d nurzes IN the United States. Sold
evervvhers ct . cents uer bottle.
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North Carolina.
HER CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 1.-The state board
has finished canvassng votes for district
congressman, awarding certificates to Pool.
republican; O'Hara, repbublican.green-
hacker; Cox, Scales, Dowd,. Vann, demo-
Gratis, and York, coalitionist. Rob-
bins, democrat, has filed pa
pers looking to contesting York S
seat. The board did not include the vote
for congressman-at-large, there being no
lawful returns from Watauga county, but
adjourned till December 10Th, to get the
vote of that county. The vote for con-
gressman-at-large is, Bennett, democrat,
Ill ,03S; Dockery, republican, ;llO697. The
Watauga vote will increase Benefits ma
jority 443.
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rnn DALLAS wggKlY nEnALD rHUnsDAY DEotMDEn u 1888

fera,d 10 seollohs feieifed h bg me- com.
lnlssonefs igfddllde MI nannff N aefglg
character, That The duty of llio board
IL precisely tic sumo IN that re-
speci rs Vi teepfd 10 The enforcement
~ other onmnal statutes, He does not
recommend indiscflminate arrest but rec.
ommends ihe police IN case OF doubt 70
apply to the magistrate Tor warrants. He
says Of course oil sports pasumes' exouf.
nlso the selling OF all commodities With
the exceptions allowed bv the statutes. The
police have notified trades.pooplo, who
heretofore kept open on Sunday, that they
must close hereafter or submit 10 arrest.
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Texas.
IRELAND's ESTIMATED MAJORITY.

IRELAND ESTIMATED MAJUHII1'
GALVESTON, NOV. 29.-Official election re-
turns received by the News show that in 1853
counties Ireland, democrat, for governor,
has majority of 3S,002 over Jones, indie
pendent. Democratic congressman are
elected in all districts except the 9TH, which
gives a majority of about 1890 for 0chiltree,
republican. over Finlay, democrat. Twen-
ty-eight organized counties are still 10 hear
from, which will increase Irelands majority
TO exceed 10000.
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The Port of Chicago.


CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-rhe season closing
now-though vessels are still runuine-has
been more prosperous than say previ"us
one on the lakes, save that or ls'0 Arr.
walls at Chicago hav. been i24i7 vess,i~.
against Il, 7sS in 1897. Th's - 500 more
than to tie port ~ N-w York durtng the
same period Rates fcArriage have been
fair Iof most Oi the time.
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Every day in this city thousands Of per
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con-
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
will take just one of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un-
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember; 25 cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliver
d Walker, druggists.
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English Female Bitters is intended for
Young girls as well as married ladies, who
have by some exposure become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache, leucorrhea,
pain in side and back, falling of womb, or
female weakness or excuses. Its use
and tones the stomach, invigo-
rates the nerves, gives iron to blood, cor
reefs irregular uterine action and removes
distractions.
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Aoker's Blood Elixir is most powerful
,rndioator of all impurities of the blood
Ulcers. Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, or
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
- use. AZ puriiies The whole system and
hAni-hes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
mains. Sold by w. II. Patterson d Co.
ID illas, Texas.
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The EnllY of EOlIieS

Many persons are accustomed to disre-
gard all slight symptoms of disease, saying
"Let it go as it came" But when one feels
the symptoms of kidney disease-such as
pain in the back and loins, palpitation,
urinary arrangement, etc.-to neglect them
is the folly of follies. Kidney, bladder,
liver, and urinary complaints are always
liable to end fatally if neglected. The true
cure for them is Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine. There is no
symptom or form of kidney disease that
Hunts Remedy is not master of.
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Considering the number OF competiore
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and tbs
high repute some of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the winning OF the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite matter Of congratula-
ton on the part of Messrs. w. T. Black
well q Co., manufacturers OF BlackwelPs
Durham tobacco,
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WV l'E|WENVs
ArnrrIrn cnNrrsrrn ELrcTInN.

ANUIHEh NUNIE7IEU HLEVIIVNs
ALBUorERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. 30.-Acting
Governor Rich has cSnvassed the vote of
the territory for delegate. Total vote,
2s $50; increase, 1, 900 over the vote of two
years ago. Luna, republican, received a
majority Of 16, $50 over Manzsris, democrat.
The latter has retained four Of the most
prominent lawyers 10 contest Luna's cleo
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j O H N S o MS
ANoDXME LINIMENT.
For Internal and External Use,

bronchitis, influenza, sore lungs, bleeding at
the lungs, chronic hoarseness, hacking cough,
whoopins cough, chronic rheumatism chronic
diarIhGa chronic dysentery, cholera morbu,
kidney troubles diseases Of the spine and lame
back. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet TO
I. S. JOHNSON 4 CO., Boston, Mass. Whole
sale nd retail agents w - Howell & Bro
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Yesl It's a free Country.

You can cough, sneeze, suffer and disgust
your friends with a miserable cold in the
head, or catarrh if you wish; yet sensible
man Catarrh Cure instead, break up cold
in half an hour, and cure the worst forms
OF catarrh. Which will you do? For sale
by Williams, Tolliver & Walker. Hoyt &
Coffin, and Howell e. Co., Dallas. Texas.
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ITIITNIII| = y
CHIcAoo, Nov. 3O.-A Wheeling special
savs: The manufactures Of nails here in
tend 10 begin making nails from steel in
sfesd Of iron. claiming Il IL q better process
md cheaper. This Il en- important step, &c
hslf tie nnfls made In TIE country are made
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Cant sleep nights" is the com plant o
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Cough, etc. Did yoH ever try
Acker's English Remedy IL is the best
preparation known for all Throat and Lung
troubles. so cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
bV w. II Paterson n Co Dallas Texas
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THE ENGLISH sFKISrER WINS.


NEW YoRK, Nov. 30.-In the three and q
quarter mile race, George, the English
champion, won.
Georges time was 3lOi. George Jed
from the start. Meyers was six yards be-
hind at the finish. His time was BIB.
Georges record for the distance In Eng
land il ana