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The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
vanderbilt,s Recent Purchase.

CHICAGO, Oct 29.-The earnings of the six
railroads running east show up well, notwith-
standing the light business transacted. 1t is
quite certain that before the end of the month
another advance on east bound freight rates
will be made. There were hopes that the
eiition of the Nickel-Plate road would
keep down high Rates. but hey have been
blasted by the sale of that road to W. FL. Van
derbilt. Although Mr. Vanderbilt denies the
purchase of tue road, no doubt is entertained
here tnat The road was really bought by Messrs
Devereanx of the G. q & 1. G. railroad for
Vanderbilt, who thus hopes to divert a cousid-
cradle business over the Nickel P ate road pre-.
vious to It's admission 10 the pool,
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
POLITICAL.
A Cur. us Muddle


NEWPORT R. l., Oct. 3O.-It has been set
Tied beyond doubt that John p Sanborn of
tnls city, who is speaker of the House OF Rep
resentatlves, cannot take his seat; for by ac-
ceptlng the federal appointment as railroad
com com mlsslon er for a few weeks he vacated s,id
once. The city clerk has called for new
election, and the act of that official is also de-
ciared illegal. The General Assembly is the
oniy Judge OF such matters and when that
oody assemblies in January, vacancy will be
declared and then new election can be
ordered. Thus Sanborn loses the speakership
and Newport representative until after the
convening of the legislature.
Prescription in South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-A dispatch has been
received from South arolina stating that at
Edgeheld, where the noted massacre Of col
ored republicans occurred some years ago, the
rcd shirts, organized in CLUBS, have prevented
The Republicans from holding meetings and
nave threatened the life of e. M. Braytou, the
Republican candidate for Congress in that
(the Second) Congressional District Tilman,
Inc democrat candidate in that district, who
was elected from the present House of Repre-
sentatlves, is reported as publicly saying: "lf
you send me to the House with a certificate of
election promise you that in case the Repub-
lican clerk put Braytons name on the rolls /
VIII vote on the organization or pitch Brayton
out OF the window of the Capitol" 1t is TO be
notlced that Tilman does not say he would do
these thirgs Il he is elected, but only II he re-
ceives a certificate of election, which possibly
may be secured under approved South Carolina
methods.
The Red Shirts.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Columbia, S. c., states that
fed-shirt club prevented E NJ Brayton, Re
publican member for Congress, from making a
speech at Aiken on Saturday.
A Heap Of Endorsements.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-The German indie
pendents OF the Ninth District, tonight, en-
dorsed John Hardy for Congress. The Young
Mems Republican Club endorsed the Citi-
zen's nominees for city and county officers ane
John w. Russell in the Eighth District and
w. L. Strong in the Eleventh District for
Congress. The Prohibition convention held
tonight endorsed Republican State Candidates.
Congressional Nominations.
New YORK, Oct. 30-Alexander Taylor,
Jr, has been nominated for Congress By the
Republicans of the Twelfth District.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 30-Hon Seaborn
Reese has been nominated to fill Mr.. Stephens
unexpired term in Congress.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
The Work of Hail in Iowa.
PEOPLE KILLED AND HOUSES DE-
STROYED.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct 30-This region was
visited by destructive storm this afternoon.
ABOUT p. IN. a storm of hail began, and Con-
.lhaed some ten minutes, doing grea, damage
70 skyilghts. II was accompan ed by no wind
Whatever. Some stones we're of phenomenal
size, irregular shape, eight inches in circum.
ference, by half an inch in thickness From
TINS size they ran down to the size of hazel
nuts. East of Davenport the storm took the
form al rain and wind, unattended by all.
beginning four miles east of this city the storm
followed line five miles long by one-third of
mile In width, doing damage amounting to
more than $4,000. Three houses were blown
down and number of barns. Mrs. Fenno
Was buried in the debris of her house and
Killed, Two other occupants were seriously
injured by falling timbers. Six or eight others
were slightly injured, but the fatalities will
not reach more than three.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Fisk uulvsIsi5y.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 30.-The dedication of
Livingston Hall OF Fisk University for colored
pupils took place TODAY in tbe nreseuca of a
large audience, many prominent people were
present including Bishop Mcintosh of the
Methodist church South, Bishops Coen, Camp
bell aud shorten of the African Methodist
Church, Dr. Atticks, G Hagood of Emory
NJ. e. Strieby, d. D, Secretary AmtricaD
Missionary Association, Prof Cyrus Northrop
of Yale College and Gen. Clinton b. Fisk OF
New York. The exercises vera of the most
interesting character. Prof. N rlhrop deliver
ed tho d dicaJory address Addresses were al
go made by Gen. Fisk, Bishop McTyeire and
DR.. Hagood.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
MINOR TBLEGRAMs.

Owen NJ. Gilie of Pittsburg is under arrest
at Philadelphia on charge of forgery and
embezzlement of $15, 800, which he was en-
trusted with by Harris Brothers & Co. to pay
workmen on the Pittsburg and McKeesporI
Railway.
William Richards, the murderer Of jackson
in the township of Sutton, P. @, year ago
last July and sentenced TO be hanged a.
Sweetburgh Nov. Oath next, is seeking for a
Communication of his sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
A MAN WITH MANY ALIASES
Capture OF Lord" Well Known in Port

Capture OF a Lord" Well Known in Port
land
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 30.-The superintendent
OF the Dominion police received the following
telegram from Winnipeg, Saturday evening:
Have arrested Dick Westenra alias Lord
Courtney, alias Lord Denison, alias Lord Pei
ham, lias Lord Clinton, for swindlng, under
the name of Lord Fitzsomerset What is his
record in Ottawa? Do you want him?" Dur
ing the fall of 1878 this individual figured in
Ottawa as Hon. Richard Westenra. He was
received into the best society, and was con-
stant visitor at Government House. He sue
cessfully victimized, to a considerable extent,
several of his aew-formed acquaintances. In
time, to save arrest, he took flight to the
United States, where he figured conspicuously
in several States as Lord Courtney, under
which name he was arrested in New York in
1880, on charge of being an impostor
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
a Poor Vassal

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Commander Barker
of the ironciad MOntauk reports to the navy
department the arrival of that vessel at League
Island navy yard October % He further says
The sea going qualities of the vessel have bee l.
quite thoroughly tested since she was placed IL
comWission He finds that under the most
'avorabe circumstances the vessel canno
steam for IL consecutive hours more thau four
knots per hour, AS the boilers are too small Tor
me engines aud the engines too small for the
shin
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
POLYGAMY.


Desperate Struggle of the Saints.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 30.-Judge Hunter
this morning gave decision denying the writ
OF mandamus in the cases of Douglass and
territorial auditor to surrender the books and
offices to Douglass and Pratt, appointed by the
Governor to those respective positions under
the Hoar amendments to the Edmunds' law
The decision causes great discomfort among
the Gentiles. AT Ogden to-day in similar
case Judge Emerson decided in favor OF the
Governors appointees and they will be atonce
installed
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

II. M. Corn, car
lots, 92
Mixed Corn,
car lots. 80
Oats, " 20
Sacked Bran 00G21 so
Mids.. 30
Cotton Seed, car lot 80 q
" bag lots 90 IN
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
OUR LIGHT HOUSES.
Remonstrance from the Bangor Board of
Trade.

| Trade.
| BANGOR, Oct. 30.-At meeting of the
Board of Trade held this afternoon the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
| Voted, That this board concur in the action
of the Portland Board of Trade, taken at the
meeting of the 21st inst, pi otesting against
| any change n the present system of light
houses on the coast of Maine, and that we ie-
commend the same remonstrance be signed by
our shipowners and merchants and be forward
ed to Hon. Charles j. Folger, Secretary of the
Treasury.
Damage by Overflow.
Several offices and stores in the block on
Main street were wet down by overflow from
water pipes. little damage was done to the
insurance office of Isaiah s. Emery and the
store of the American Tea Company, while
considerable damage was sustained by the
dental rooms of DIR. Kimball and the five cent
store.
Alleged Robbery.
Silas Miller of Hernon claims to have been
robbed at his home of about $14Co
Miller claims he had Sl4O0 in his bedroom
in his house and that while he was absent the
money was taken. His family were at home
all the time.
Court News.
BELFAST, Oct. 30.-The Supreme Court adj
journed after IL days session. Seven verdicts
were rendered and sixteen divorces were
granted. Alfred L. Dorman for burning
store honse in Burnham was sentenced to three
years in State prison.
Mt. Kineo House Burned
Boston, Oct Boa private dispatch states
that the Mt. Kineo House, Moosehead Lake
was burnt to-day. Nothing but the stables are
left. Insured for $4,000 in fifteen or twenty
Boston, New York and foreign offices.
Fire at Machias.
MACHIAs, Oct. 80. Nathan Fosters barn
and shed at Machiasport were burned this
evening The house WAS saved.
Fire at Corinna
Especial to the Press.]
BANGOR, Oct. 30.-Fire at Cornna to-day
destroyed the grocery store of Judson Parker
and j. S. Burrell Parkers loss was total. A
portion of Burrell's stock was saved Both
we're well insured.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
THE DOMINION.


MONTREAL, Oct 30.-Constable Green of
the city police has been arrested for arson He
wss caught in warehouse where a fire was
broken out under suspicious circumstances
The zamon Wrecked.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 30.-Advices from
Bonavista Bay state that schooner Zamon was
driven from her moorings Tuesday and totally
wrecked.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
An Absconding Bankrupt Released.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-George Turner, the
aoSeohdihg bankrupt who wss arrested in Bos-
ton about a month ago, was released on his
own reeognizance by Judge Butler to-day up
o. promise OF the defendant to attend future
hearings aud give his testimony before the reg
ister in bankruptcy.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

~OHFLANDe 8ets 70.
Received by Maine Central Railroad fss rortiAsd
90 miscellaneous merchandise; OF connectiDg
-oads 1l9 csrs miscellansousi ma' caandise.
Miscellaneous merchandise received by the Port
land Ogdensburg Railroad. % cars.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
THE INDIANS.


TNscoE, A. t., Oct. 30.-A Hermosillo spec
ial says the revolution in Sonora is ended
Gov. Orbez has returned with his cabinet to
Hermosillo and discharged his soldiers Gen.
KeJas will now turn his entire forces against
tie ApacLes, who still depredate lin northeast
Sonora.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Tremendous Explosion in a Mining Shat

Irem6ndOuS EApIOslOn N a MIhlnB 0nb1t
EUREKA, New, Oct. 30. An accumulation
OF gas in the Eureka Consolidated d shaft burst
on Saturday afternoon with tremendous noise
which was heard for several miles around. The
shait was shattered from top to bottom, a dis
lance OF 70 feet. 1t tore away the eastern side
ol lhe works, hurting hundreds OF fragments u
quarter OF mile away and falling like bail on
ene roois OF houses. The eastern portions of the
company's large works were demoiished. and
the Immense roof was crushed in. Intense ex-
citement prevailed until it was ascertained
that no lives were lost. Fortunately no one
was injured except SUPERINTENDENT Read.
whose arms were painfully shattered by frag-
ments OF timber. The damage is ahont S9S
900, besides the loss occasioned by the suspen-
sion of operations at present.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

7 nter good. z 90 a %
Water best. II 50@7 76
Prod
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
THE EIGHTH VICTIM.

Deatn OF Another Person Injured in the
North Adams Accident.
NORTH ADAMS, Oct 30-Michsei Malloy,
anp ner victim of the Norh Adams railroad
accdent, died this morning
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

You can buy CIGARS at
GUPPY, KINSMAN & Al
DEN'S Drug Store i'm any
Way you want them as they
have them put up express
ly for box trade.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Judge Swing Dead

CINCINNATI, Oct, 30 Philip B. Swing,
judge OF the United States District Court for
The southern district of Ohio, died IN Batavia
Ohio, tonight aged 81.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

Senator HAr,,,,, !,

ClNcINNArI, Oct 3d. Benjamin Brothers
rol pg m'il made an assignment to-day. The
bon for assignee was fixei A. $50, 1000.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Gov. Hendricks, Condition

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 30.--Gov. Hendricks s
condition is uot improved.
The condition Of Gov. Hendricks at p. m.
was more favorabla.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

PfTrsBURG Oct. 30.-Henry Farmer, the de-
tau ing treasurer of the National Win, ow
Gl IS Workers Association, was arrested to-
night
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

The following quotations Of stocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (r.sn,-
Oers OF tho Boston Stock Excnangel corner Of MID
lie and Exahanga
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Eurepo-s SIarGes..

To.,ro,. -. NJ felexr.,t.: %
LONDON Oct. 80 -Consols 102 5-l6.
LIVERPOOL, Oct so 80 p Co f1a snH'' OF
steadier lUplandsiat 5-16d;Ureans ILL Cd salss
100 bales; speculation and export 10U0 nslss;fu-
tures quieter.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

senator Harris Seriously III.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 30,-U. s. Senator Isham
G. Harris is dangerously ill.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
MARIN Il NE VS..
The Lennia Mreckad.
wreck OF British Barque Niaraga,

HALIFAX, Oct. 30.-Barque Lennie OF Var
moat6, N. o.,from Antwerp tor Sydney, Q. B.,
went ashore last night on Cranberry Head. No
particulars.
Wreck OF British Barque Niaraga.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3d. Honolulu adv,ces
of Oct I'D state that the British baraue
Niaraga was VIZ cked at the entrance of Hono-
lulu har6or; 400 tons of her cargo of wheat
vera saved
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
FINANCIAL AND mmERClAl
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.


PoRTLANp. Oct. 80.
The market for Flour is strong and trade is good.
receipts are very small and sales have been made to
arrive. Pork is easier and 5oc off on backs and
GEAR, Lard has drop ed 14cPfb. Several good
fares of fresh fish landed to-day, but prices
remain about the same, boat loads of Cod and Had
dook selling at 21s Hake IA cP ID. Oil shows
drop of 19c; Ligonia is quoted at l6c, Water
White l5c, Ker, sene 1854 and Petroleum s1sc
me tolowing Jo-day's q ,otsuons OF Flour
ram. ProvsIons. sc.
EGSur Grain,
,ra Spring 5 75d6 20 iots, 92
Spring. ..6 0Ja so Mixed Corn,
,sSa.r, ;;aSs Spring 7sas 6oIo.,. car lots, 80
dichigan win 49, Sacked Bran ooa2nIo SO
or best. 2bG6 6O Alids.. 80
% 1ioSissn. 1906 90 ~ '00S,Ssl 5ss ots IT,. az az
Louie ,s,r win, Troy 90 Corn bag lots. ss
W. utsr good. Z 0a7 % IOats, SS
Water best. II 50@7 75 Bran, 25o
r,rhavs Prod"es, Coco nids, 81 20
G ickens l5alS s-revisIeus
= wi '''''.-' 19ei6 Noes Beef 13 0DGl3 50
E,gs -. ZH9z8 Ex Mess. IA OOd14
SVee potatoes2 75(a3 O0i Ex Plate. .l6 O069 6 SO
Onions y Dbl 1898 90 porE-
G aae-rrie., ts0ol backs. 80 5Oas1 90
Maine. O0a9 col Clear. .2s 5Od3O 90
Oape Oh 10 OOaSI1I Mess 80. 90 uOGOO 90
sugar. Han5.......1415@l6
Granuated. :. ...... ga X .ud EoRs.... az
Extra C............. g. Cov'ed Hams16 Q1161s
Fruit LARD.
Musc'tl Raisins2 00G275i Tub, y h b....131a6l334
london Lavers2 80 95 rierces, 10 P.l3L4 a 8 IA
Ondura Val. " IL G12 Pail-... 1414 ~ 434
Turkish H-s'vas = ~ lsei Reav
do ~ crate1 75G 80 Pea..........3 4Oa3 so
scs Mediums IS 25G13 bU
Paler nos sshs 90 9 90 Germ IN med 2 2 az so
Messina. Eybox z OOGS 00l Yellow Eyes 3 2O,a3 rs
Valencia Pcase $10912 Butter.
Extra large" Creamery. y...,.... 80 "a
Lemons. Gilt EdgeVermont33 "a
Messina. 8 0OG6 30 Choice I" 24a26
Palermoe .....6 8 00G6 so Coed. d..........,,2 22123
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Grp in mnrEer.

PORTLAND Oct. 80.
The folio wing quotations OF Grain wero received
" telegraph from Chicago TO-DAY by 8. II. Lsrminis
q Co., lb7 Commercial street. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

PENSACOLA, Oct. 30.-Niueteen new cases of
yellow fever to-day, but only one DEATH
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
The Checker Match.

BOSTON, Oct. 30.-In the checker match Sc
ries, two games were played to-day, both
dr ,wn Thus far, Wylie and Barker each
nave won single game aud II have been
drawn,
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
New York slocA a.s nsaey m.rkss.

fby feiegrsph.J
NEW YORK. Oct. 3O-Everlng. Money loaned
up from 5@s, down to and closed offei cd prime
mercantile paper 6aSIa. Exchange steady at AL
for long and 4S5s4 for short. Government 6s ext
declined ". State bonds inactive Railroad bonds
irregular on moderate volume Of business.
the transactions 1T the otoc1- Ezohansv sggrexAs
a.l ! an
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

Those in need of these goods are invited to call
ani examine them the desirable sty les meet
ing with rapid sale and cannot be dup ica-
ted. oct28sod2mosn
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

cARDENAS. Brig Belle Prescott-66B hhds OF
sugar and 40 hhds molasses to Phinney g. jackson
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
MASSACHUSETTS.
Burned to Death.
The West Brookfeld Robbers.

BOSTON, Oct 3d. Mrs. Beades was burned
t. death at Wilmington. Mass, last night, her
clothes having caught fire from an overturned
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
Extra Notice.
Extra Notice.
Extra Notice.

DIR. BAIRD of Boston, who has for twenty
five years made the the treatment and cure of Ca
tarrh, Deafness, Blindness, Bronchitis Throat and
Lung Affections, and all Chronic Diseases of the
Nervous system, and those reculiar to Women a
special study. Many patti nts continuing to call
daily. win prolong his stay At the Gnited states
ination and advice free. Hours from 10 to IL. TO
4. to y. oct26d1Ws
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
SPORTING.
he Walkers. Gate Mona,

NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-Ata meeting of the
walkers, held today, the management an
nounced that after deducting the expenses of
the walk the net proceeds were $99S.4S, which
together with $4500 stakes, was to be- divided.
Fitzgerald received $3649 21, Noremae $1149-
o2, Herty 599.76. Hughes refused his check,
which amounted to $685.
Pohcel Police
Richard x. Fox has deposited with Harry
Hill 1000, and issued challenge Offering to
nack I9m Allen, exchampion pngiist of
America, TO fight any pugillst, John L. Sulli-
van preferred, for the championship of he
world and 81, 900 to $1,000 side. within 100
miles OF New Orleans, within three months
after signing ARTICLES
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
WORK HORSE FOR SALE.

Bay Mare, 8 years old, sound and
good worker; weight 1000. Price S75,
Can be seen at F. G. Hayes Stable,
Plum street.
eet21 d2w
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31

WooNsocKEE, Oct. 30.-Two men supposed
70 be the West Brooktield robbers. jamned
from the 825 Providence and Worcester train
bound to Providence this morning, below Mel
vile and fed for the Rhode Island woods The
Woonsocket police and Sheriff Bacon are after
them. They stayed in Uxoridge last night and
bought tickets for WonIs socket N.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
'tore..........s.1aa2O
OnRRaa-
Fresh sseer nArkcs

iacksons and White Brooks s............. SeO
Ihe aeo1e prices are for car lots OF PotGsoes sRal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10
COURT DECISIONS.
synopsis of the Opinions of tho Commits
sioners of Appeals.


Walter NJ. Booth VS.. T. 4. Strippleman ct
ais. error from Colorado county. There
being no further assignment of errors in the
record than the marginal words, Put in
after the transcript was made up" the
court cannot consider the case. Watts, C.
Fannie +. Andrews ct ais. VS.. MinervaE.
Alexander et al. appeal from Galveston
county. Appellant was appointed guardian
of the minor in controversy by the district
court of Chambers county, from which he
was afterward removed by same
of Galveston county, atterward, APP
pellant applied for appointment. The
court decreed that it had no jurisdiction.
An appeal was taken to the district court,
and the judgment Of the county court sus-
tanned. Held, under the statute then in
force proceeding for the appointment
of the guardian of the person and es-
tate of an orphan, or either, shall be com
menced in the county where the surviving
parent resided at the time OF death, or where
the orphan is fonnd or where the principal
estate may be, and ifthe surviving parent
resided in Chambers county, the district
court of that county had jurisdiction and
the county court OF Galveston county, dld
not err in so holding. Affirmed. Watts C..
Heidenheimer Bros VS.. J. ID. Braman;
appeal from Galveston county. In pro-
oeedings under the statute in case of levy
upon goods, where they are in the poss-
essi0n OF the claimant, the burden Of proof
is on the plaintiff, though it is usually de-
termined by the return Of the officer on the
writ. 1.-THE return fail TO show on whose
possession the property levied on was found,
the court is justified in swearing the officer
who made the levy in order to find out in
whose possession was the property on
which levy was made An assignment is
not invalid simply because it may operate
to hinder and delay creditors, Tor this is
not only the usual but almost the nyariable
consequence Of the same. Affirmed.
Watts, C.
Alice NJ. Adams vs. Mary Mccoy, appeal;
from Freestone county. The appellant rs
heir of William b. Moore, deceased, had
received from the estate property of more
value than the unpaid balance on the judg-
ment sought to be reviewed. Held in such
cases the liability Of the heir is dependent
upon the value of the property received by
the heir from the ancestors estate. In an
action on a judgment, whether by scire IA
cias or debt to revive, it is not necessary for
the plaintiff to bring before the court the
proceedings OF the former suit If the iudg-
ment be void the defendant may plead the
matter which shows it nullity. Reversed
and remanded. Watts, c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10

A fearful story of the night side ola great
city Is told In our columns to-day. Two
ohildrcn-thc elder but IA years OF age and
mothcrless, the younger II and without a
iather-run away--tho ono from luxurious
and the other from at least comfortable
home. There Is no collision, the children
on The same deadly tide and are caught in
the great criminal maelstrom of the Dow,ry.
y " again the story of the poor hand.
iui 2! bright spring water flung IN the
whirlpools shrieking FALL and need II
be said that the bright spring water Is lost
N the terrible contact Under the baleful
light Of the Bovcry gaslirht these Marda.
lens OF childhood are found pursuing the
courses Of abandoned women, Tho result
u arrest aud araignment In the police
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
inLondon Hair Color Eestorcr.n 1t seldom
fails TO restore gray or faded hair to its orig
inal youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair is checked by its use, and il produces a
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
cleanly and effective hair restorer now be-
fore the American people,
y. \ Gibson, TaTytOwn, Duchesscoun-
ty, n. Y, writes; DR.. Swayne II Son
Philadelphia; GENTs--l enclose pOstollice
order for eight dollars, please send me one
dozen London Hair Color Restorer." 1t
has stopped my hair from falling, ana re-
stored it to its natural color. IL has proven
satisfactory in every respect. The Lon
don Hair Color Restorer" can be obtained
at all the leading druggists at 70 cents D
hottie