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SMILE AWHILE.

When his hair-dresser got into financial
difficulty, Fogg said it was case of dyer
distress.
The inhabitants of the north pole coun-
try will be sOciabie enough when once the
ice is broken.
There ALWAYS seems to be a strange con
nection between the diameter of sea-ser
pent and that of a beer keg.
Down in Ohio it is considered good luck
to see bull over your right shoulder, in
case you are within ten feet of the fence.
If it isn't congress it is something else.
Washington always has some terrible IN
Fiction. Just now it is oveIcrowded with
bridal couples.
If you get a good chance to put in a full
nights sleep about these times, improve IT,
By and oy mince pies Will be ripe and then
the nightmare cometh.
Amateurs may fish all day without catch
ing anything, and there is no reason why
fox is necessary for the pleasure OF tox-
hunting party.
You will wonder where all the dogs in
Georgia are until you dismount at the gate
OF a planters house. Then you will Won
der ii he owns all the dogs In Georgia.
A New York paper pities poor man
"who died with no doctor to aid hirr. F"
Don't see any reason to pity him. man
ought to be able to do his own dying with
out any assistance.
"Youne Achilles" wants to know if " we
think cigarette smoking is injurious to the
brain?" Oh no, not bit OF it, Young
Achilles" No man with brains enough to
hurt will be guilty of smoking paper.
EVERY mother.in-law is somebody IS
mother " is the latest plea for this patience
trying feminine. Yes, and every son-in-
law is somebody's son, and is entitled to a
little respect for the sake OF his father.
We met an old fsherrRan's daughter
Who said she would bet us q quarter
That unless Vennor lies
There will be a big rise
In November, and plenty Of water.
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8osros, MAS. Nov. 11.-secretnry Blaine
sid IN a personal friend yesterday. Il
UTish Il disfincflr understood that / am not
a candidate for president or any other DO
Iiticnl nffine, and nothing can induce me TO
hc~ona euch -
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GENERAL SHERMAN wants permanent
posts built for quarters for the regular
army. Perhaps the country may in little
while hence come to the conclusion that it
doesn't need standing army. 1t may 60
to Join RoBEsoN's navy.
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A Good Man Gone

New YotK, Nov. 1i.-Rev. DR.. Alvin
Tabor Swing, secretary If domestic mis-
SONS under the Missionary society OF the
Protestant Episcopal church, died this
at his home in Gramercy Place OF
fatty degeneration Of the heart.
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Nrw YoEK. Eov. ll.-At meeting Of
stock holders Of the American exchange in
Europe. 0imited), II was decided 70 increase
the capital Of the Company 70 5000, 600.
A meeting Tor confirmation is called for
December 2nd.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a special TO the
Courier Journal from Mount Sterling say. I:
Adams, democrat. defeats white, republi-
can, for congress, in the 10th district by
majority of 1000 The Kentucky delega-
tlon stands: 10 democrats and 1 republican.
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters," as It is a
medicine, and by reason of its cathartic
properties cannot he used ne beverage.
Ii Is manufactured from the purest mate
rails. and acts directly on the liver, kid.
news, stomach and bowels. As a blood
purifier it has no equal. Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in its action.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-Mackey (white)
republican, beats Lee (colored). republican
in the 9TH district, by 5, 900 majority. Dem
ocrats are certainly elscred in the othei
five districts. No disturbance OF trouble
occurred in any part Of the state.
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THE EI Q "a n. D.
DALLAS. TEXAS,

Is II in order to order an investigating
committee to investigate New York? Once
upon time Louisiana and other southern
states, because OF certain maiorities, had to
he investigated
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BosroS. Nov. lin the supreme court
to.a.r tlYs case Of Mr.. Ella TborDe Va.
rba-fes II. Thorne. IT., for an increase Of
.Ifnon~. came up. Judge Allen allowed
5er sI5O per month instead Of so, e. here
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81. PAUL, MINI, Nov lit IL reported
that Bfoimgnn, aimee and Barnnm. demo.
cratic candidates IN the list, ith and 9TH
will contest ihc elections on
grounds OF alleged frauds
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Rarusz. n. G.. November n.-stock-
bolde-s Of the Atlantic a North Carolins
psiiro.d company net yesterday in Colds
!. -, orId declared f1rfeited lease d Their
rnsd rep-sssr|tsa By W J. Best Of New
~
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official figures from the IN district viii ~
change Che result there thai O'Feffelrs
ldom0oraD election over Pau (o0fltihnist)
IA naanInn.
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RrcHxorD, Va. Nov 1i.-Correeted re
turns from counties Of the Isl cistr1ety 81
..fficial. ercspt one. snoH tnst oaI-.s.1,
1901 - eleced over Msyn. coalition
- 81 5 rusiorf1. It's -sPorted hsrs That
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Baileys Saline Aperint is COOLING re-
freshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep it.
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HELENA, MoNr. Nov. lO.-Mariin Magn-
mis-, de nocrat has been elected TO congress
for sixth term by decisive majority.
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Horse and cattle powders, il uradulter-
ated, are of immense advantage, but the
large packs now sold are trash, only one
KIND now known in this country are abso-
lutely pure, and those are Shcridans.'
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The Kidneys. -
Persons of sedentary habits often suffer
with kidney affections. Sufferers from this
weakening and dangerous disease, by a
persistent use of Simmons Liver Regulator,
will restore the kidneys to their wonted
health and yigor,
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Have taken S. s. s. for catarrh in the
head with great benefit, think three bottles
more will completely cure me. X. r.
Brown, Spartanburg s. @.
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Damaged by Fire.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE furniture store
of Common Bros, Grand stand, Bowery, has
been damaged SAC, 900 by fire.
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s1Eoo - yeur c.r - esrily n.aas a; hon
r1-finr ~ r EI1ecuf 4 Co. n BE-rla
rtrest fer Tork Sid ~ fhslr o1..l1rus
sa-ricrl-1 nDFlt
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A Wreck in o Tunnel.

| New YORK, September 22.-This morn
ing word was received at police headquar-
tiers from the uptown precinct that an accl-
dent had occurred, at $3.50 o'clock, on the
New York Central g. Hudson River rail
road in the tunnel at seth street and Fourth
avenue. A later telegram to police head
quarters conveyed the information that at
s. O'Clock the Harlem Rapid Transit train
had telescoped the Harlem in the tunnel at
seth street, and that the fire had injured
several persons, who had been sent to the
hospital, ana that number of people were
| yet under the train, and the police of the
nineteenth sub-precinct, at the Grand Cen
| tral depot, were notified. and all the hospi-
tails were instructed to send ambuanCes to
| the depot for the injured.
The only person killed outright was Mad
anne Eugene Amberton, teacher of French
| in twelfth street public school. Harold
| Meeker was taken out of the wreck with
| his skull crushed, and will die. The acct
dent was the result of gross carelessness.
ono Of the tracks was blocked up by an ac-
cident to an engine, and this caused de-
| lay to the other trains. In switching across
the tracks to get around the blockade, one
train, crowded with passengers, was
| thus waiting on the main track in
| the tunnel, another train came be.
hind it and telescoped it. Many of
the injured were hurried away by friends,
and it will be difficult to secure to-
night correct list of the casualties. 1t is
probable that others ofthe injured will die
The great majority of the passengers on the
Harlem tram were school girls and teachers
on their way to the normal school, and it
was some time before all anxiety concern
! ing them was relieved They were sent
! back to their homes, aud in their terror
most Of them sprang from the train as fast
as they we're able and were found wander
| ing about in the thick darkness in the mid
| die Of the tunnel.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, September 2O.-ThC
Republican convention met here to-day
The first test of strength was on the selec
ton Of a temporary chairman, and resulted
in the choice of eX-State Senator G. i, l..
Madden, by a vote of 2jl to 2l3. After the
committees were appointed recess was
taken until p. m.
General Madden was made permanent
chairman, and after the organization was
completed, the convention proceeded at
once with the nominations, and the follow.
ing persons were placed in nomination;
Secretary Folger, Governor Cornell, James
w. Wadsworth, John II. Starin and John
c. Robinson, The first ballot resulted,
for Foger, 223; Cornell, $50; Wads-
worth, co, Stariu, 10; Robinson, .,
Two hundred and forty-ninc votes being
necessary 10 a choice, the result was re-
ccived without any demonstration, and the
convention at once settled down for another
ballot. While the second ballot was in
progress, a change of the votes from all the
other candidates 10 Folgcr and Cornell was
made. aud finally Wadsworth's name was
Withdrawn, Folgor thus securing the NOM
nation.
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Fire in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September pa fire
broke out tonight in the Boston warehouse
on Lafayette street, between Camp and
Magazine streets. The building and con-
tents were entirely destroyed, including
the fine furniture and other articles stored
there. The fire communicated TO the ware
houses In the rear Of the stores on Maya
zine street, between Lafayette and POy-
dras. Many OF them were more or less
damaged, including r. b. Post &
Sons and Nose Bros. The building
81 and ~ Magazine street. occ 1pied by
James McGrath, grocer and commission
merchant. with the contents were entirely
destroyed. The upper portion OF the
building was occupied by McGrath x
Lemon as bag manuiactOry. The rear OF
Odd Fellows hall aud the residence Of Ed
ward Heath, adjoining, were damaged by
fire and water. The total loss is estimated
at sl0J.D0 fully insured.
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WAsmsoroN September 2O.-Judge Hay
ner to-day granted Ex-senator Christiancy
a divorce from his wife on grounds Of de-
sertion.
Atelerrnm 20 the national board Of health
from Pensacola reports twenty-siX new
cases Of yellow fever there yesterday and fOur
deaths. They are sending all the patients
they can % the hospital 70 reduce expenses.
A telegram 70 the surEeon-general OF the
marine hospital service reports nineteen
new cases and four deaths at Brownsville
Sunday and MONDAY, and twelve cases. no
deslhs. yesterday. The city is full Of Mat
rr1urae rHauuIe
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DALLAS WEEKLY HEHALD TAUnsDAY sEprEMBEn ~, 1882

DO Wise TO have the tariff made permanent
aud based generally on the needs Of the
government 10 that there would not be q
constant agitation about u Whatever
was, trade would soon adapt itself TO u
and the people certainly would pre-.
Ter 10 have all The revenue
raised from customs duties and to
have the intern ! revenue system abol-
ished. One of the witnesses stated that
he had invited the president Of the cham.
Der Of commerce TO attend the meeting of
the commissioners and give expression to
his free-lrade views. He, however was
not present. The commission left for
Atlanta this afternoon.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CECRETARY's OFFICE. GULF COLORADO
- & SANTA re r. r, Galveston, TIE ,as Au-
gust 18th, lss2-Eotice is hereby given that a
special meeting OF the stakeholder Of this
company viii be held AZ the Office Of the COM
pany az Galveston Texas on the 30 n day Of
October. 1ssi. At 10 O'Clock a m pursuant 10
resolution Of its board Of directors aroBted
August 9Th, lss1, for the purpose Of authorizing
the execution Of a mortgage on al the rca| add
payment of bonds n amount o. q 200 for every
mile Of railway constructed or acquired by the
company since It's organization or hereafter % be
c1nstructcd or acquired. whether the m con-
sists Of main line or permanent sidiuFs. 90 eN-
tensions or branches in any direction, and
whether now authorized. or hereafter % be an-
thor zed bv the charter Of the cor PAW. or
amendment Thereto, and for the furher pur-
poses Of authorizing the execution Of the said
mortgage in such manner that all the brnds
heretofore issued under a uOrtCnge or deed OF
trust heretofore eNecnte1 hr The said comp my.
on the 2lst Z 81 ~ June 1s7l. 81 u be equally
secured by such new mortgage. and e ar1en1-
ing the said mortgage OF deed of trust eNec--ted
on the ZlEt day II June. 1s7l as Aforesaid 30
that the same snail cover the ertlre pruDertr
iran hises chartered rights. privileges snd i'm
muuitIes Which nov belong ID or may he here.
after Eequired by the company. except such
LANDS ne are -csarvei I'm sai1 murtrar Of uue
q. is7a and also for the rurp1se o. rafifyiue OF
rejecting the action taken br The boa Of
directors. 81 meeting held a. efslveztrn on
August 1ffh. lssl and for the transaction Oh
such other business as may come before the
meeting
The polls viii BE- o7,en atIna1 o'einrt IN he
'urengrl. sud close a. y O'Clock noon of he
By der Of the bard ~ direriors
Z. ETLLEEN Secretary
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Killed In "A iiarroom.

New ORLEANS, September DIV. L.
Fackler, aged 60, a carpenter by occupa-
ton, was shot and killed this morning in q
saloon, corner OF Custom House and Ex-
change alley, by j. II. Riculli, aged about
30. Fackler was taking 4 drink at the
counter when Riculh entered with a
double.barrel gun, fired one load into Fack-
ler's breast and the other into his head,
killing him instantly. Riculf says Fackler
had threatened to kill him on sight. Some
time ago Fackler's wife left him and he be-
lieved Riculfi was the cause of his trouble
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New YORK, September 23.-Police Cap
tain Hooper, of the Grand Central depot,
reported to Superintendent Mailing this
morning that last night he arrested VIM.
c. V. Rawson, aged eighteen, a telegraph
operator, on the charge ofcriminal careless
ness. Rawson is the operator charged with
being the cause of the disaster yesterday in
Fourth avenue tunnel, by neglecting to
telegraph ahead the fact that a Port Ches-
ter special train had entered the tunnel,
and thereby preventing the Harlem Rapid
transit train from following it.
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MURRAY. Surgeon,

OOMBE, Ilcdlbu OlIlCcT.
CORPUS CHRISTI, September 20.-Murray
telegraphs me he thinks there is no fever
above this Gordon. The whole Mexican
side is infected to Mier We think there is
no danger south of us, but great danger
from the upper Rio Grande. Families
crossed from Mier before the fever was re-
ported. Some came as far as San Diego to
Laredo. If this line is not strong the fever
will extend to southern Texas and the coast
towns. TSigned SPoHN.
BROWNSVILLE, September 20.-The follow
ing are kilograms to Mayor Carson:
AUSTIN, September 90, 1882 81 have in
vested all the power of law to sustain your
officer, Dr. Murray, at Brownsville, and
trust the state can continue to have his val
liable services. 0. M. ROBERTS,
Governor"
Surgeon Murray and Health Officer
Combe have entire control of the quaran-
tine against Mexico. They can modify if
they WISH but not suspend the quarantine
until authorized by proclamation.
0. M. ROBERTS,
Governor"
WASHINGTON. D. c., September 21.-
Further observations of the comet were
taken at naval observatory to-day, which
in a remarkable degree go to confirm the
hypothesis of Professor Bass that the comet
is identical with those of 1913 and 1880, and
to that extent Justify his conclusion in re-
gard to the final destination of the comet.
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,our hogan. wblcb lnsled win brleflntor

pour began, which lasted with brief inter.
walls until ! O'olook. al the streets are
Hooded, aud much damage IN being done
along the line Of tho streams In this VI
clnity, n Is reported from Bound Brook
that the water there has risen so high as TO
stop the running Of trains on the Lehigh
railroad. At ! o'clock there Is no prospect
Of cessation Of the storm. An unusual
feature is the heavy thunuer and lightning
coutinuOuslv
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North CaroIina,s Indebtedness

RALEIGH, N. c., September 2l.-The COM
missioners appointed to adjust the North
Carolina debt incurred to aid in the con-
struction of the North Carolina railroad re-
port that 81 100000 for bonds have been re.
newed out of the total of S2,795,000 In
terest will be payable at the National Bank
of the Republic, New York.
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HANS VEGETABLE SiCILIAN LAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination
of some of the most powerful restora-
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1t restores gray hair to its original
color. It makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandruG and humors,
and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutri,iYe principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed rs Il hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t Is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assaycr OF Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and IN
foreign lands, and il is now known and
used in all the civilized countries Of
the world.
For sale By all dealers.
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Crrc1lEarI. September IA special
frnm Furt Wayns, Indiana. 10 the Iimes-
star sayE Nh. Dstid Warden. after hfv-
irr ben cruelty beaten hT her husband
81 Ere 20 Der b1uss ard threw hsrse.i into
ths flame. she was rescued b. the police
r-rr f.rt wss r.zirfrilv burned.
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LAcHIYE, QUEBEC, September 2l.-The
boiler of the ferry steamer Richelieu ex-
plodeo this morning, killing Pierre Ledu-
quette, James Richardson and Perselius
Amyot, Of Chateau Quay, farmers. The
pilots son is missing, and it is supposed
that he was blown overheard. Several pas
sengers were severely scalded by the escap-
ing steam.
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A NIagnanimous Act.

RICHMOND, VA, September pa deed
was executed yesterday by the friends Of
John B. Davis, president of the recently
suspended Richmond Banking & Insurance
company, covering all that gentleman's in
debtedness to the bank and securing TO the
depositors their deposits. The deed is not
yet recorded, but will be today or Mon
1ou
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WASHINGTON, September 23.-The secre-
tary of the treasury this afternoon issued
a call for the redemption of $25O0O,OO0 Of
bonds of per cent. funded loan Of 1881,
continued at 81 per cent. from Aug ust II,
1881, principal and accrued interest to be
paid at the treasury on the 23d of Deem
Der next and the interest to close on that
daV
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Trcsor. Amz0rt. September "a spe-
cial from Guymus says that at COnc0rdih,
q tou-n near Mazatlan. Eve people were
Killed ir . churrh which vas struck BY
Hehft1fne. a number u other TersJ ns
we're seriously iniureI in the rush % es-
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NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-A dispatch
to the agents reports the British steamer
Antwerpia, hence for Hull, England, put
into Sydnew, Nova Scotia, badly strained,
having encountered severe weather. She
has cargo of 10j,G00 bushels of wheat,
which is being discharged.
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PIarrT1EvD. y. J.. serrember z-Tbs
sia-rn utiat DID sulh dsmars here yes-er-
ssy sf,s-roon ras Followed ~ ts1vy rain
III nirl.t. rnd fhis morning aro.bcr dorn-
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Stanley Returned

VIENNA, September 21.-The Allegemeine
Zetung has received telegram an
nouncing the arrival of Henry NJ. Stanley,
Il c African explorer, at Lisbon.