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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
CROUCH ON RATS"

Clears out rats. mice, roaches, flies, ants
bed bugs; skunEs, chipmunks, gopherr
l5c. Druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

JOB WORK Of all kmds ooai-
ly sGecutcJ NJ tfs Nnwf Otice
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

The finest on the market Ia Foreh
helms celebrated spring Dale Whifkey'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
E. TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. R, R.

ksdipiis Times
PAssRN GEN TRAINS,
L..y. py,s,olu dOOAuk N AVN
Passing Knox vills Hos 4, MkstM
Arrive In Ghattano, "a mo 10
Issy. s'h altar ooga QnAM6 AOP,M
Passing Knox ellie Al IasrM All I5P,
Arrive In Bristol at obP ~ % A.
PRRIGHT TRAINS.
L..v. ur.,c, At 7As 4, " G9sor.
Arrive al bristol 1,2oA ", ''aoF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

to-day AT the wagons the following prices,
Wheat, 10 10 80; -Four, 20 to %; Corn, s1OO
Meal, LILO; Butter, 10 20 90 Irish Potatoes 10 10
"; Onions 80 20 65; Cabbage, soc. per 100; Ap-
pies dried, ? to 3; Black Berries 81 to o; Egge,
Stos Spring Chickens, Il, Hens, :, Turkeys,
to 8; Ducks, 10 to IL.
will open school on the 24th of
August, as heretofore announced
d. c. WEBSTER
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VIRGINIA TAT Rules hold In tho Clerks or.
flee OF the Circuit Court of Washington
County, ON the FIRST Monday In August, lss2
Thomas u. Sprolos Plaintiff,

|. II, Jones administrator of Arthur E,lvnr,ia
docoasod, Elizabeth Edwards james Edwards.
lroson Edwards, Sherwood SprOles Clpmmlc
Barker, now the wife OF --- inrkor little.
ton kaylor Amanda knylOr, Martini Sprolra.
sarah Ann Pitts, lsnac Hull aud Martha full
his wife, Defendants. ''
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

Tho object OF this suit IL 20 obtain a decree
against Pho estate Of Arthur Edwnrts dpcons-
od, Tor the sntisfaction Of tho Judgment, lntor-
Bill aud y appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the drfcndcnta james Edwards. Troeon
Edwards lsnno HUI, and Margaret iinl arc
dcrcd that thcy appear here within ono month
inter due publication hereof ana do whnt may
be necessary 10 protect their Interest i'm thG.
suit copy Testc,
w., H.. r. cosby, &C.
iiurson, p'q' Aug. s-w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

WIRgLNIA,-At Rules held In tho Clerks Of.
V loS"of the Circuit Court Of Wellington
County, on The first Monday In August, ie'2.
u. r. HALEY Guardian of Mnry1
ton, aud Martin hllott,
w.
Mary Dalton, lnmcp Dnlton1 ,.,,..
Bridget Dalton Martha Elliot p'ichdohtN.
In Chnnccfy.
The object Of this suit ia ~ ohtlin decree
for the sale Of n certain hbisc nnd lot SITUATED
In Hoolson, Va, pn west MHlnpircci. Aud "
appearing hy satisfactory evidence Tint me
dctrndnnW ARE nOn-rcsldrnta " This Common.
wealth u " ordered TINT thOv Hprrnr here
within one month after due republication hereof
nnd DO what may be necessary 10 protect their
interest IN this suit
A copy, -Tcstc,
go I. n fD4uy q -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 3.-News from
Cairo to the 30th ult. states that seven
teen Pashas are imprisoned in the cita-
del. Among the number is Ali Sheriff
Pasha, who WINS arrested because he EN-
ployed Greek guards at his house.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 3.-Last evening
and to-day, alarm was caused by rumors
Of IN impending massacre of Christians
The patrols have been ordered to increase
their vigilance, and the police to coniis-
cate sticks from natives.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

LIVE STOCK

THERE Is still an active demand for good beef
cattle, and the stock yards are nearly bare of de-
sirablc stock The few head Of cattle that are
offered for sale resemble the tailings of some
large herd more than the famous CRASHED stock
of Texas Prices are very firm. The pens are
again bare of mutton sheep and butchers find
it impossible to procure enough to supply their
customers. The receipts of hogs are far below
the demand which is owing entirely to the
muddy.state Of the roads, making it almost i'm
possible 10 drive.
The cattle driven from western Texas this
spring viii amount 10 about 275oO1 head, and the
cattle are in better condition and better grade
than previous years. Grass has been good all
the winter.
Fine breeds of sheep are quite frequently pass
ing over the Southern Pacific, from California,
bound for western Texas.
Sheep fed on dry feed are frequently troubled
with sore lips. An application of sulphur and
lard once or twice will generally effect cure.
Poland China pigs are being sent from illinois
to Germany, for breeding purposes.
The live stock interest of Texas is estimsted
Mt SiOO 100000
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.
Tlfe Worlds production OF the precious metal
in Isl Amounted to S2l2,0OOOl

Tile worlds production OF the precious metals
in 1881 amounted to SIP 10000.
TO- "a ~.
ne pea Rio Grande ships an average OF
ffic b cafs b lion out Of Leadville daily.
There lnrd ya probability now that the ef.
fort 10 rtiuc the tax ON either tobacco OF
Hbisk, VII vail
bum. airy the British imports decreased
- GJglI0 the exports Increased a. 10000,
comfsrCi et' the same month last year.
1t r. sail { since It's inception the Union
Cors0' f.--l mine has levied sl,l69OD in as
.rat tfacrts d added 81, $40 81 70 the circu-
laf,c ned m Of the world, the latter amount
.fnF irs "a value Of the bullion produced.
None Jsed I'm New York al 70 per cent:
ofered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5lto per cent Sterling exchange bankers bills,
steady at 81 $50; sight sA9O.
Mr. Kelly, chairman Of the committee on
WHY'S and means Of the house says that be be
neves thai his committee will agree 10 "A bill re-
-iucing the Internal revenue taxes derived from
all sources 10 VI go annually,
II is estimated that the total length 81 subma-
rine telegraph cables IN the world \ g. 900 miles,
having a money value Of about s2D1OO0OO.
The Paris correspondent 81 the Times says, on
good authority. that since the subsistence Of the
crisis from thirty % forty millions u francs
worth Of ock. chiefly Of me least speculative
kinds have been absorbed by the investing
public and that large amounts have been offered
10 promoters q the revival Of the Union Gen
Texas hes 90 far got $4,000 IN the river and
harbor bill with tine ship channel In Buffalo
bayou. NOUN OF BrHNp- nlll lile NtiHtar rNNlllt
and Trinity rlveE yet % De- appropriated ior.
The rniied STATES treasury holds the low
ing b nds 20 secure national hank clrcula Jon
Currencv &C. 81 6ll. 01r 81. fi2i0lG as So -
IA s1g a. 81 vi. $50 SIS. s1fi.aas20s toinl.
$40 ~ pa binds held % secure public fepns-
u . flfzls. 500 National bank circulation euf-
II andinr Currency notes, .Hl1H,aHF gold
no 81 SOS. az
The United states supreme cOun hns leflled
fhaf he liable qualities Il sugar O. O. Dc te-
teimlnel ~ lhelf - iu-i ,ll.i aLl ~. - lisL
tafcn 81 he treasurT defarifucrL
The darTsIfs nj fle Canadian fnsi-o-Iet rlF-
Ing taukF or fetruary . rr1ruutefl o. Al lfLa7n
wEicf vas ru lnrrcrss 81 $50 o. during fne
precediuE ln1ril. urei ~ this uuufg j. De-
T<9Ir1il III To- wr-kirr flrsres.
Tax mas VII D. derived from tle inC1ues rl
raiiruEds caHterilg nf Montgomery. ul.fh b.
cscaref i1reriunI InHe ls7t lrluunls ~ tilll
Of f1ir rr1urrt GRE srrte VII ~ q cerIts On
l-rrrr rrulr1l lH.lrr n frf amount from
whit fEe inE = derived ali Gre county VII
pei 81 caurs ices The rrrlHrIar nl rrI.laf01 DE
stafe vl1 r.-1tatlT ueI Etulf slf.Ule ard TIE
COURT about $500
III r1if crinare ~ Fet-urry shows rrrrth
g. sense IN ne fnauareuert The f1lcuiuE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16
COTTON,

THE receipts Of cotton to-day were thlrty.tive
bales, twenty-five from Lewisville, on the Mis-
souri, Pacific road and thirteen from Arlington,
on the Texas & Pacific. None by wagon. There
was Il decidedly better feeling shown all over
this country and in Liverpool to-day in spot cot
ton, and prices advanced in all the leading mar
kets. 1t Is as high now in New York as 1t has
been AZ any time in the last three months. The
advance is no doubt caused by, the light
receipts at all the ports and the, in
Manchester and Liverps,l. The receipts at all
the ports to-day show falling og of H. III bales
The stock at all the ports is very little in excess
If what 1t was on the corresponding period last
year.
THE following statement derived from, the
New York Financial Chronicle, includes stocks
at the seven old and twelve new interior towns,
r. 81 ,.li,,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

DEAR Mr.. EDIToR Long experience in
care ofchildren, and great success in bring
ing them safely through sickness, gives con-
fdence to. assure that Group, whooping-
cough, bronchitis, diphtheria and all throat
and chest affections. will be speedily re.
lieved and cured by using DIR. Acker's Eng
lish Remedy. which is exceedingly palat-
able, and may be safely given 20 the
Youngest infaut. Adults will find II the
best and most potent known specific for
consumption, asthma, etc. and a single
trial win prove this true. Az OLD NuWE.
To sustain above, trial bottles may be had
for 10 cents from W. II. Patterson * Co.,
the Peachsione Linimcnt men. Regular size
bottles 80 cents and 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

Mr.. v. Lattner. Of Waxnhachie. has1
machine for trimming hedges and ais
bending them. lie VIII make contracts 70
setting and making b0is dare hedges
Has on hand. large stock Of plants, which
he will sell reasonably, and VIII deliver
them. VIII guarantee hedges 20 turn hogs.
Refers % Iessrs. John McCqmas and Maft
Caruth, Dallas county; u. II. Dunn John
Williams. J. II. Files and others, NaNa-
hacllie. Address J. Y. LATrEEn,
Warahachie.
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The following is the assignment of

The following is the assignment of cases
| in the Dallas county district court for the
week commencing Monday March 10, 1882
257s yoiree & Co. VS.. Burnham.
| 2672 J II Cole w. Sarah Jones ct az
| 2676 II Cole VS.. S Burlington ct al.
/ 2on Francis A Lacy VS.. Daniel Daley.
1898 Noah Newman VS.. II II Gray.
3t3S G A Lockwood W. Dallas Gas Light Co.
$40 state OF Texas vs.. southwestern Lie Ih'
sso7 d Moore vs.. Robert Hart ct al.
$500 N II and ID q Witt VS. W Trcemuth ct al
ASA Sias Reed VS. w Calder.
1896 Silss Reed VS. N Henderson.
35l4 celeste Mers haum VS. II & I c II r Co.
$50 q L boyle VS. NJ Henderson.
$50 W q Cain and wife vs. Dorman, Holmes a
seOs Ms @ II Taylor vs. II Taylor.
36i5 John P,irley VS. Peter Casey ct al
$500 Harry Bros VS. West and Bnrford.
8Gs2 A wllmans and wife vs. X q Work CT al.
$500 A Pearson W. 1hos hicrs.
S7Os Chas Parker aud wife vs. Bfaman e al.
57a J II sherrard W Jas Barkley et al
g7ss West & wight W z q Miller ct al.
S767 A A Pearson vs. G n Stephens.
g7q9 JAMES Bentley W Dallas county.
1854 I I Marsalis vs. Elijah Cruoh Ct al.
$500 J d KerfOOt vs. z and n WWrght
3s7g state 81 Texas W Nat Potter ct al
$50 State Of Teras VI John Burns ct al
lSsl State OF Texas W b + Mcneil Ct al
1851 State OF Texas " w Stone Ct al
ass state Of Texas " McWh0rtcr It al
7ssG STATE of Texas Va McWhOrter ct al.
Sss7 State Of Texas W n Gibson e al.
$50 State Of Texas " HhrrruFe ~ ~.
asa3 Mary A West v Freeman q al
gssg sllas Reed " u Henderson.
glq Pratt Rcndlesham " Warner q al
ssl0 VI q C0itnnu W II Neargan ct al.
ag7a H&T X y 90. vs. Dallas county.
a5H a Fl0yd " GnuO a Wiley q al
g9is nc Landry W Hal g n %.
aG0 August Weber " Jehn Wunderlich.
90 Elise , smith W Anthony Boyd
-g71 state u Texas " Hinton q OF
.7l72a etaie III Terns VI Mason Miller 81 IL
E71a state II ToNas We John Heath - o.
,4-f efafo III Texas W. John Heath p'
.l7-n state ~ Texas vi John Heath 90 r.
no STATE n Texas u W VI knight q nj.
~ $40 0f Teras "A n J. street q 81.
,r1lb Chn7. NilliaIrs 3. larulne ~ "llilhila-
H7B 9 = EeUue W W y Edwards q al
E1i Iphn Kerr, president eie y. Lueenla
Inur 90 III
a.a MTiman " u G Ciark.
mI . n n4uInan W. LIE As7otiniion az
ma n1-l Keuiier vsgw smih et.si
fu8 " & BON VI Nary MeI-Ilcr q fl -,
iri D. Frnl'y Dourlas .nnd husband We
sa- sts'-ms' 81 y hrfauie taI
~. rrrr-a Unnicr 81 p p Ihglreln 81 aL
80 sI Adams ard = D. Leadard " VIVA
90 80 arreras 81 Mercy Daily. q en-
49, r. rrrF 81 IIrrteIisiH rs D 7 Vans p g 81
faf5 ~ Viz ~ = 80, L l..,---..r
f1 WH I0lEer % al " ? p . o---teI - r-
i6-1 Gasidr a Ih1--lrs W z y -gnz
- wr--ar TrfIlrfarT1 81 n A kel urirlT-
- Do LindssT and vie vs. z : hf1Tie-
go ~ 1irrsn " Heflis Trpreti
~ rr Flt1r ~ ~ Eaiiu rri rife.
: = Frlft flaid rul ianshln ~ nl-fi-s 4
~ - 'l,'-1-s- 81 &C sstllssiai.
- rff.rl~ral VEL VI ratslE Nrla
-. D rarferr1l w. % gchnsur AZ
Thfrtref
80 q rI1farIrrr " II Es.IHr.
- ~ WnrIrr ~ &C Errg
-. f.r1frr 4 49, ~ Il , Ilusnicl
- ~ rfrt.a-f " = a RI n "a
-Ir We ~ fIaI.lf ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

I-stin have a. my nursery. on Houston 4
TeTns Central Railway, one mile north OF
be Union depot. 400 peach trees. mostly
early variety. Viii sell them at l5 cents
each, $3.50 per hundred, 500 per thou
sand. Other nursery stock 81 comparative
- raaes VIZ. BrlIEIr.
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siof man aud deslsf IN ErAln, Who has been
spoteh " on ths auijsot agrees that Il would
undoubtedly bflng double ~ more produce "
this mApe,than n nov received aud would add
thousands upon thousands NJ dollars a. 10th me
wholesale and retail trade NJ this oily Al that
10 necessary ~ establish such ait exchange hers
IL for few NJ our eniefpflslng busl
ness men W take the matter Va hand, col
meeting " those Interested, state the ben
chs that would be- derived W each individual
member NJ tho organisation, and the object
would be accomplished. There n not retail or
" holesale merchant In the city but would unite
himself with such mn enterprise, for all would
reap the benefits that would How from u being
a member ~ such an exchange would be eV'
honorable merchant aud his character would DC
fayornbly established even with strangers, II
would also be an assurance Ia those having
articles 10 ship 10 this market that they would
have fair and honest dealings IN their business
transactions Better rates OF trclghtS could be
secured and many other desirable objects
could be obtained by united action. when singly
and alone they could not be effected. This Is u
matter that comes under the province of the
Board of Trade. II was established here TO MD
in all enterprises calculated to advance the bus
mess and the growth OF the city, and should the
directors call n meeting of its members and lay
the matters before them, II Is safe 10 ray the de-
sired end would be obtained.
BUSINESS in the city to-day has been very fair
both in Il retail and wholesale way. There Is q
demand for country produce of all kinds. In
addition TO Scotch potatoes there were some new
ones on the market brought from the southern
part of the state. Lettuce and young onions are
becoming plentiful. Chickens are scarce and
eggs abundant and cheap. Good butter contin'
ues in demand at high prices. There is de-
cided Improvement in trade over last week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

TOtnl Visible StlDnTy, y, IL TT Z,JI6,OOZ
These figures indicate an increase in the cot
ton in sight Friday night of l43 7f9 bales as com,
pared with the same date of 1851, an increase OF
ing date of 1880 and an increase OF Sl22,l2
bales us compared with 1879.
Work has been started by the Adams cotton
first cotton factory venture in that city ana
caused great enthusiasm The capacity of the
mill will be about LOO bales OF cotton per
annum.
Some of the pyotectlonist papers speak of the
German decisions CHASING canned meats with
tin goods and hams with cotton as absurd.
What then, is the attempt of the iron men to
cheat and blackmail the cotton growers by class
ing iron cotton bale ties rs hoop-iron.
test was recently made of Major G. K.
Breclinridge's newly invented cotton chopper,
in Cockrills field below Pine Bluff. The test
was satisfactory in every respect, the chopper
doing its work in : thorough and rapid man
n
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01edfA

Illustrated Marriage q. e, 26o pages, cloth
and gilt binding. 80 cents; me in paper covers
% cents; Manhood, 10 ceIs; Womanhood, 10
cents; pamphlet cents, lecurely sealed, by
mail Send money or pNSge stamps. DR..
WHITTIER the great spec sst e17 St Charles
street St Louis, Mo =
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Il al irIfere-f % every citizen. OF equal In
r,o~fance % every sufferer from DyspelIsla,
= = trial - Browns Pef'sIn Ig1ic- IN u.
F0r sale b. HCyt a COIN ". Howell 4
Co Williafnss Io.liTsr 4 HaiEer. NJ. y
Iahns1n. IL. A. W. wilson ard ~ TsrAs
f-urvista
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

phrsiriau. Erasmus Wilson, q London.
Fneiaud. several severe cases ~ lncipienf
consumption have come under my 0bserrn-
ton that have been cured by The timely
nee Of Colden's Liebir's Liquid Extract Of
neef znd Tonic Invie1rntor." lRemember
Tire name, Colden's-take no otherl Of
druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for general Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels il his duty TO make
1t known to his suffering fellows. The
recipe with full particulars, directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary adj
vice and instructions for successful treat
ment at your own home, will be received
by you by return mail, free of charge, by
addressing with stamp or stamped self-ad-
dressed envelope to
DIR. NJ. Il. BELL
1871 n. Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd.
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READ OUR q ERMs :

An extra copy sent free thny person geting
up a club of 10 or 20.
Remit by registered letter. pOs.-OGlla oI3ffoc
undoubted draft.
TEKE 1zyEkF2AD.
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500 Cash In frtxes.
For the best ess1rs On gardening in The
southern States. Pull particulars can be
1tfniued ~ addressing HIEam e1rLrT A
Co. seedsrnen. 81 eifher Rochester. r. 4
ur Chicago. n.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

w. A. Scott owns COW that is supposed
to be the result of cross between a cow
and deer. The mother of this halfbreed
ranged on the ridge between here and
Waugh's ferry, and for years the same
ground was the hunt of q lordly old buck
that has been seen and fired at many times.
The halfbreed alluded TO is of small stat
ure, with head, nose, legs and feet greatly
resembling deer. She is famous mixer,
and Mrs. Scott makes nine pounds OF butter
per week from the cream taken from her
milk -TShasta Courier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16

Tl.s Dsirnoni1o restaurart hes beer n
.a--r.-s III I'll cor. retit0rs- They have jDsi
-.--a--r1. and vi rUnstantly keep o.
fr-7s. = fun r-rrlE q fsh. cTsers a-id
rE-1s. ssrvsi ID = ,s NOS slsssnt s-yls
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vital fluid passing ,lobseTveln she uri, Q, and
mans other disease. that led N inaii ~ and
death. The medi d con,lgnl connect d with
the institution a gtaduay he est col
leges Of Europe and t5is oouirv, and D we had
large experience .I these Uutlas aldSgpi
agree to forfeit FlVt HUNncD uyLLARS4or
a case OF this kird DE VITA RES 4 U RAYfVE
(under their spcciui advice a trcatrleRf) will
not cure, or for anything lIurc OF injurious
found in It. W treat rN pri'A 81 asses sue.
cessfully without mercury. nOE5u LTATI0H
FREE Thorough examine.p aid advice, in.
Guiding analysis Of urine, 81 Price Of VITAL
quantity, el0. Sent TO any a,ress upon receipt
Of price, G, o. D., secure froJ observation, and
in private name II desired, English Medical
Institute, No. us Olive styt 81 Louis Mis-
souri, fost0t1ce Dox, zso1
Wholesale agents, Willns Tolliver h
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
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The Great EnslIs Remedy.

is apever-failing euro
for bervous debility
ENLISTED vitality, sem
inal feakness, sperma.
torr1ea, LOST NAN
HOP, impotency, par.
aiysa and all the terri.
BILE dects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex.
cessd of maturer years
sud as loss of men,
cry, ssitnde nocturnal
emlson, ahtrflun If So
cieiy1inucss OF vision,
loistil tho head, the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-16
''h''

1SfnIs, of February 18th, SAYS
D,s sInIy ,c here R es. On IN tRs s d %S
~ dividends whatever are paid THIS
stance, though II does not speak wei for
Judgment TO sy E no more WIN "G IN ' me-
,oeans the point In connection With the matter
the most likely to deter the British investor
from placing his capital In such undertakings.
Lines are manipulated by trunk line presidents
and managers entirely for their own private
purposes. Here the unfortunate investor may
lind hfmse the victim OF policy Influenced by
motives entirety separate from the value Of the
line Till there Is some security that this policy
viii be checked we can never expect American
railroads 10 be fayorite Investments generally
with the British public Thisis disadvantage
TO both sides IN England capitalists lose the
opportunity OF investments which ought 10 be of
service to them; In America, railway construct
ers and producers lose the advantage which
British capital would be TO them. The matter
might well be inquired into by congress; or the
formation of strong association, powerful
enough 10 protect the interests of the bona fide
investor in American railroads might supply n
solution to the difficulty"
SToDDARTs REVIEW reprints from the Nine
teenth Century an essay by Emile de Layeleye,
brlmiul of facts and figures, on the future of
gold, Layeleye thinks that the present crisis
from which the entire world is suffering is due
to the scarcity of gold" He goes over the his
tory of gold mining from the days Of Herodotus
TO The decadence of the Comstock lode, to show,
by a startling array of uniform experiences, that
the deposits of gold become exhausted, lie has
unearthed from Dutch book published in Am
sterdam in 1890 this remarkable prediction:
''More than 20, 900 pounds weight of gold came
from Spain every year, but now these mines are
exhausted Gold arrived afterward from the
East Spanish midas, from San Domingo at first
and then from other parts; but all that
is now matter of the past. Actually
gold comes to us from Peru, some time age for
three millions yearly and now for five, six and
eight millions. But as time goes on these mines
will be exhausted and abandoned, rs the others
have been"
We do not know, perhaps NJ. de Leveleye did
not know, what the eight millions means. AS
an actual fact, the export If specie including
coins and plate from Peru In 1859 has been esti-
mated at ab ut Il MILL II dollars. The produc-
ton of gold in the United States has fallen as is
well known from an average of about fifty mil
lion dollars in 1Sl0-lS75, to about thirty six mil
lions in 1850.
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