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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. 1889.

SUIcIDE.-lf deliberate swift act ol
suicide is considered crime ani COW
ardly notion, what name should he given
to tlow lingering ard painful desttuc
iion OF q mans life, nv his own hand
And vet such thirgs happen oil round
A man over taxes his brain. his stOm'
ach, and his nerves, day after day, week
after week. until at last. one fine MORN
ing. he is utterly broken down Then
he gets himself patched mp somehow OF
another with an artificial medication
which while ii temporarily mends up one
part Of his frame, fatally i,npairs anOih
er and so he goes on until he drops o.
bis own accord into the open hand o.
death. Surely Suicide is not too severe
name for this And then therefore &
man finds himself on this road, let hin
pull up sharp; and seek some natura
divine remedy, pure enough and simple
enough tn bring him hack in tn naiu
raj hale, cheerful state OF health. A
the present day there is but one remedy
which is ancient enough and simpl,
enough to d, this. namely DR.. Clarl
Johnsons Indian Blood Syrup. Beins
purely composed Of indigenous herbs
it is the only one capable of touchin!
the impaired delicate fibres OF The body
with sufficient gentleness. a. we'll as Ger
tainly, and what it will certainly do, Cal
he said in few words. 1t ihvigorate
the liver Putii"s the blood. Tones tn
stomach, Regulates the bowels and Kid
neys. quiets the nerves, and gently open
the pores Of the skin.
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THE WEEKLY EDITION

Of the Enquirer ought TO Be in the hands Of
every fs'mer, every mechanic aud every
toiier in the land. As au agricultural paper
full Of fresh, valusble and reliable informa.
tion, 1t will be without rival corps Of
contributors has been retained whose prac-
teal and theoretical knowledge in all
branches OF good farming Is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal sup
port that has enabled us to print the hes,
newspaper In the West. and ask continu
ance Of the same and your assistance in
making known the merits of the PAPER, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
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kese,,.,,l From Death.

williau j. Coughlin of Somerville;
Mass, saJ: In the fall Of 1876 / was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS fol
lowed ty srevere cough. / lost my sp-
petite and flesh. and was confined to my
bed. In 1871 was admitted to the Hos.
pital. The doctors said had hole il
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time repor went round that1 was dead
gave up hope, but . friend told me Of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALLSAM
FOR THE LUNGS. l got bottle, wher
to ny surprise, I commenced to feel bet
ter, and to-day l feel better than for three
years past
"Iwrite this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and b,
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. lean positively cay it ha
done more good than ell other medicine
have taken since my sickness.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY notify sA persons not to trust
/ or harbor my wife, Nancy &. Su'ey, as
she has left my bed and board without Just
cause or prrvocation, and will pay no debts
of her contracting.
mch7 ,'Szw3. ALEXANDRA sUfBR,
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HISTORICAL ITEMS.

Henry III. was the nrst English King
who wore spurs with rowels.
Six hundred lions were killed at the
show given by the Roman Ponpey.
Archimides invented screw for facil-
tating irrigation in Egyp', B. c. 600.
The first altar mentioned in Scripture
was erected by NJ ah after the 1ood.
Gibbon hogan to write his "Dcc'ine
and Fall ni the Ropan Empire" in Lon
don in l772.
In Moscow the plague introduced by
the Turkish army carried OF 10000 vic.
Tins ina month.
During the fourteenth and fifteenth
centuries, in France, guilty animals suf.
tered death on the gsllows.
Peacocks we're carefully reared on The
island of Samos and sold at such high
prices that Varo says they fetched nearly
$4,000
Grssshoppers were venera,ed ir
Greece both as sacred and musical. The
Athenisns wore gold ones in their hail
to denote the antiquity OF their race.
The body of Julius Cesar wss b,rre
to the grave ON the shoulders Of the mag
istrstes; Augustus by the Senator'S, aud
Germauicus by the tribunes and centu
riOEs.
According to several, Charles V. or
dered rehearsal Of his own ohsequies
His domestics marched with black ia
pers. Charles, folded in hiss.roud, wa
laid in his coffin and the SCI vice for tn,
dead was chsnted. The farce was fol
lowed in few days by the real tragedy
In japan. in honor OF deity hsvinE
the head Of q dog. the different stieet
in each town contribute 10 the mainte
nance Of a certain number OF dogs; the.
have their lodgings. and persons are es
pecislIy appointed to take care OF th' q
| when sick.
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TINE TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12 M, JAN. Is, 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & O.
and C. & P. Railroads, also, with Cap; La,
kens' steamboat. "Pres Ellison" for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Tp.vpe M q M a
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Mary Louisa Dougherty / sne
vs..
Elizabeth Ann Harmon 4 al.


OY virtue Of certsiu order Of sal. In parif.
II tion issued from ihscourtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and State
ef0hio,in case pending In said cour, between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
will oder for sale At public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsaeld, en-
Saturday, the lst day Of Aprii, 1882, +
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. N. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county i,
Ohio, to wit: Nf
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of
section three, township four Of range sin
containing eighty acres more or less; subjost
to the life estate OF II ssbeth Ann Harmon
in the following part thereof, 10 wit:
The west Fart Of the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section three town.
sh ip four OF range six, containing twenty
three and forty hupdrrd:h acr.s.
Bald property so ordered to be sold 10 ap-,
praised ., S50G, and may sell for two.
thirds OF said apprsisemsnt.
TERMS OF sALE-Ons third cash in hand :.
one third in'one year. and one third In two
years fem day of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments 10 b. secured By mortgage
upon the premises sold.
cHRIs. LUDR,
febas. s.'s2ws. IA Sheriff u. G. a.
Dawn oxEr Atty, 4e
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The Faithful Few.

In my heart 1 place the feet.
The golden feet of God.
II he be mine what can need?
Ny God is everywhere.
Within, beyond mans highest word.
Ny God existeih still; sr
In sacred books. in darkest night,
In deepest bluest sky;
In those who knew the truth, and in
The faithful few on earth.
-Hindu Tenth Century,
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Suffering, Stammering,
Hesitancy, Lisping,
Suction and Exhausted Breath,
Nasal Sound,

NuOUI DUuHUS
And all impediment in speech cured by
Sanford weddle,
of BROWNSVILLE. MO- ROB Co o., who has
purchased the county rie ht of DR. E L. River
burgh, to cure all Impedimsnts in Speech by
his Improved Method.
Mr.. Weddle Guarantees to Cure all
Cases CT Stammering taken under treat
menu. stt .
Address all communications to
SANFORD WEDDLE.
Brownsville, Monroe County Ohio.
dec27', ,olm3.
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The people Of this age require 3 paper
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icy of the government but partially devel-
oped by the New Administration, was last
winning the confidence Of the people, when
the hand Of the Assassin placed control Of
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. r.
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Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets via this road. Examine your Tickets
and refuse to bay if they do not read over
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
II you wish the best Travelling Accommo-
dations you will buy your Tickets by this
reute, @AND WILL TAXI NONE 0THRR
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line
MARVIN BUGHITT,
2dV P. General Manager Chioag
apr5,'8l.
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For sge by CH0MDrs. RAtnwlN wILlLAMs, naas Tc>as

charges asainS, them, ana arrests for viola
ton OF the ordinance will follow. Ii has
besn totally diSregarded bS many who take
up more room than allowed and who leave
boxes, ETC., on the walks.
Mrs. Mary Morey OF Camden, y. j..
writes; Browns Iron BjtterS has cured
me Of much suffering aud distress result.
ing from dyspepsia, urinary trouble and
weak lungs. Ii hss made me very regu-
lar in my habits, and feel in periec,
health. Life is very happy TO me now.
Wanted-A boy 10 learn the printing
business. Must be bright and intelligent
OF good family, and must agree to remain
as an apprentice Tor at least two years.
Apply to foreman HERALD composing
room between the hours of and 2:SC
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Douglas Brothers merchant tailors, will
in q few days move to the commodlouS
store 10S Main street, where they will dis
play the finest collection ofwoOlens for gen
tlemen's wear in the state of Texas. Their
store is now full to overlooking with the
choicest patterns from the eastern mar
kets. Anything in the merchant tailoring
line can be found at Douglas Brothers.
Asa standard remedy for the permanent
cure of chronic female complaints Eng
fish Female Bitters has won the grand prize
over all competition in the United States
Married and singleladies are delighted Will
its wonderful efficacy in relieving them o
their troublesome pains and aches. Ifyor
need strength-it you wish an appetite
you desire iron in your bloOd-if emaCiatet
and you wish to possess more weight-it i
the very medicine you want
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BRIEFS

Head Texas Youth.
Anorther began blowing late last even.
vac year ago Dallas had tiity.nine sa-
WINS and now she has forty.oight,
wanted, with reference, sales ladies' aud
frenI'ces NJ Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
ne Texas Central road has rebuilt the
,%,sl0otbridge across the trestle ofits down
ISiance polish on your shir, by using
vo9lns starch polish. For sale by Wal.
Mex Waegcner.
ysuN the thing for polishing q shirt bosom,
s'SS and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish.
Ib, NJ, Bond & Co.'S.
y; yTenes, an inmate OF the city hospital,
ny thursday night Of tlux. He was a
,V' oy occupation, and u stranger in the
=, me place to buy farm and spring wag.
A. carriages, buggies and phWtons, Is n,
E'ee, " '0H' - """e'' 'i' i'''i'
NV vnl requiring an excellent tonic com.
~, nv ol natures own product, and u most
s,.sSp,,atlng beverage, we chcertully recon-,
,au Lemp's extra export Beer.
p,Gues visiting ST. Louis should call or
ssuel \ Webb, railroad ticket broker
, s,sseL ON and Chestnut streets. They ar,
si,.uy reliable and sell tickets to al
rvs AZ reduction on regular fare.
Lyuhl--r o'day, on Ross avenue, opposit,
-. N iron works, that III. =. Matthews hg
~ received forty car loads Of the fines
| IA nS ny ana finishing lumber ever hrough
IA ~ twill certainly do you all goo,
car Ss G. NJ, IIite, the widow Of the lat
lgsA Vad Hite, received, yesterday
EeS rom the Knights Of Honor All,
bca 1 from the American Legion 9
NScss,.o ' which orders her husband wa
-,aOnorcd member,
a So,ne merchats have become so carele,
toSs.e,hing the sidewalk ordinance that n.
'"''e have been compelled 10 pref
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W. Mouser, young man and son OK +.
M. Mouser, who lives some eight miles
east of this city, cied yesterday. About
ten days ago he went insane from some
unknown cause and became iearfully VIC
lent and dangerous. He would attack
every one he saw and destroyed everything
he could lay his hands on. His father sent
in to Sheriff Jones and got pair of hand
cuffs TO use on him. He grew worse daily
and yesterday he died. Some three months
before hls death he married, and leaves his
parents and wife to mourn him.
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Ready For The Fall Trade 5!

WE take pleasure in announcing Patrons and the
Public generally that we now have hand and are daily re-
ceivng an IMMENSE StocS Of
GOODS SUITABLE FOR FALL AND WINTER
Trade TO meet the demands of rapidly growing Bust
ness our Fall Purchases have been much larger than ever
before Comprising all the Leading Styles and Novelties in
Try Goods Splendid Line of Ladies Ulsters Coaks and
Donans; Gents, Ladies' Misses Boots and Shoes Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods; Hosiery, Gloves and
Notions. We have also added to our Business
"A NEW ENTERPRISE In THE WAY OF Garrett DEPARTMENT
which now IN order and to which desire to call Special
Attention having AXMNsrER MoQuErrE and VELVET Tap
esres and BoDy BRUSSELS Etc Our experience for the past
month convnces that Selections Qualities and Prices
are meeting with Public Favor Our determination to Com
mand Trade by offering Desirable Goods at Reasonable Prices
VIII be earnestly adhered to- All Cordially Invited to
Gall and Examine our Goods before making Fall Purchases
TIL 9 M p SON BROS,
5O3505 ELM STREET
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW oRLEANs.
NEw ORLEANS September Is. - Flour quiet
and weak; higher grades, ~
Corn quiet white quoted atyl,
Oats quiet aud weak; western ~ choice
Texas so,
Pork, none on hand.
Lard easier, refined torce d2h; key, l2N.
Dry salt 'OeNts dull shoulders, packed, 10Y.
Bacon quiet shoulders steady, ION; SNORT
rib aud lolg clear lower, l5h,.
Ham. higher. sugar cured canvasscd, ordi.
nary. lS6l6; choice, l6li@E.
Whisky steady; Western rectined 0S@l. ~.
Coffee quiet steady iobblng ordinary 70 prime
sugar qulc, and firm; fully fair s.; primo
TO choice s,a0 yellow clarified ss6ssS.
Molasses dull aud nominal.
Rice in fair demand ordinary 10 choice
Sigh, 2ooper 100 Premium sterling bank
I sih.
Consols Coz.
st. LOUIS, September 10 Flour dull and I'M
Wheat unsettled bu, generally lower, better
nj close than at opening; No q red fall, pssGQ
g5S cash. o,h@9lI september 09AS9ah ocso'
Corn was In Same condition az wheat both
wore lower nj the closathan on yesterday; CO...
| d0O. cash. bqS@bgs september:
Oats dull. SloD1,h cash; 3Ob September.
r Esssy INNER s . % bid for cash; 20 70 so?.em
her, No % asked for January.
| Bnik meats nrmcE shoulders 10. clear rit
| Racon arm. shoulders i0.75tl0s7s. shor
/ tih IA ~ short clear lhbO
| Lard dull and nominal
| CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September As - Flour quiet anC
steady. .
Whca, irregular and unsettled hut generally
lhirhct; regular pSS Ngsh september ~ octo
her. --,,- -, 49,.
al, cash Ct i,G6iA October
| Oats f,irly active aud shade higher, 30N cash
sOftagi September VS. sAS0N October.
pork active aud firm; higher, at iapj9?0 cash
Lard strong and higher. li.i'h@iL5o cas-
Buis meats Irregular shoulders 10. abort ri
La "a. sho tclrar II -
' whisky steady and unchanged.
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glimmering east on the Texas n Pacific
road, leaving behind them number of
financial mournerS, who will, in all proba.
bllity, never see them again in this vale Of
tears. They came here from
the Crescent City, and were
going 10 completely reyolutionize
the candy trade. They rented their store.
room from Mr.. Sanger and left him In the
lurch for the rent They caught Mr.. Mar.
tinez for neat sum for tobacco, as well as
Mr.. James Guyton, whom they closed on,
their stock to, leaving him under the inn
preston that they had paid the rent of the
store up to next month, They skipped on
having succeeded in evading the officers whc
were watching the regular passenger trains
for them.
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Every day in this city thousands CT per
sons eat too much a, dinner, and, as q con-
sentence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc, II these
will take lust one oi Carriers Little Liver
Pills Immediately aner eating, they will he
surprised by the entire ABSENCE OF those I'M
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue In their IMPROPER course
nj eaiiny biz dinners without fear. Only
! one Nule pIn, remember - cents. All
| drvrdsts For sale by W!liiauS Tolliyei
| AZ Walker druggists
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The track OF the "spur' Of the Gulf,
Colorado q Santa Fe road was completed
to the new depot yesterday and trains will
run to it Monday, when there will be two
through trains O day from this city to Gal
weston. Dallas will be the main terminal
point of this line. The track of the spur
lust built to the depot is being ballasted
and put in first class condition. An en-
CINE ran over the rev track drown to the
depot yesterday morning.
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Fast Freight Agents Recalled.

The AGENTS in Texas of the fast freight
lines have all been recalled save Mr., J. A
Wilson, who represents the Erie u North
Shore fast freight line, and he don't know
he says, but that he may at any time re-
ceive summons to come home. lie wa!
the last to 30 ayear orso ago, when the othel
agents were recalled and the first to return
These agents know orr business men ant
thew them and when the lines remove thei
agents their freight from this section vii
take more or less of a tumble.
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o.rorD NEE, August 10, iaa.-oAnrrn MED

OXFORD NEE, August 10, lS7o,--oARrER MED
CINR COMPANY;
GEErLEMEE;--Please send me five
Walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
take pleasure In recommending your Liver
Pills TO my neighbors, and would say to the
people in general that Carter's Little Liver
use, and dare say cannot be equaled
| have been using them for como time
and find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia and that is more than | car
say oiany other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, Mrs. ii. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by vii
| liams loil.vcr & Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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Removal

Mr.. X. Shields has removed his large
stock OF prints, oils, wall paper, etc, 10
$50 Elm street, where he invites his
friends to call and see him Mr.. Shields
has one of the largest stocks in his line IN
the city, and he not only does' retail bus'
ness, but Is prepared to I'LL all orders from
surrounding towns in u jobbirg way, His
stock Is complete in all lis dep rtmrnts
and with his well.known, artist ttsie he
Is certain to do the largest business in his
line In north Texas,
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Within a few days City Engineer John
son will open Caruth street from Masien &c
Harwood street, on the north side of Dallas
branch. when W. G. Randall will have {
two story brick residence erected which vii
front on Caruth street. The opening o
this street will be of great convenience Il
the public, and especially to those residing
in that part of the city.
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In purnnce We.

Jim White by name, but as black as the
ace Of spades, in one OF his tantrums
SLAPPED Ella Mays a soilcd dove, in the
mouth a few days ago, She sNore out
warrant charging him with assault and bat.
terry, but he got wind Of it and ran oil
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Lewis caught
him skuiking along Jefferson street anC
lodged him in jail,
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Going TO Knife Him.

\ bootblack named Tip Massie drew q
knife on a small white boy near the corner
Of Lamar and Elm streets last evening
when policeman put in an appearance
lie ran through Patterson,s drug store, but
after lively chase tn. officer caught him
aud locked him up,
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Study Texas Youth.
Caution.

Caution.
Flour.dcalers and consumers are hereby
cautioned against using q fraudulent brand
III flour mndc In imitation Of the Justly
popnlnr "Cyclone," manufactured by Cow.
Eli 4 iUll, Carthage City, Missouri.
All dealers In, and manufacturers OF, the
fraud will be prosecuted to the full extent
Of the law,
Consumers, notice that each package q
the genuine Is branded Cowgirl & Hill
&, clone, Carthage, Mo-, and buy IL only
Ctom dealers who will not impose on you.
McENNts & Co.. Dallas, Tex.
Agents Tor Carthage City Mills, 40.
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John Cranglc's patent Hungarian process
flour, ground at the Anchor mills, st. Louis,
the best flour on earth. For sale by all
frs, class grocers, Tase no other, 4 you
want good bread. a trial of II will con.
vince anyone Of its superiority over all
other brands, For sale, wholesale and
retail, by Bryan Il Bradshaw, agents,
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S,raycd or stolen,

From knights pasture, tour miles from
Dallas, about three weeks since, fine mare
and colt The mare is brown
color, about Is. hands high, Q years
old, long name and tail. The colt is
about months odd, sorrcl color, with blaze
face, The person or persons returning
them will ne literally rewarded by
Dallas, Sept T., lSs2 CASTOR " Work.