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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26
Denth of S. Il Rainey.

AT meeting held yesterday morning at
the rooms of the Dallas Board of Trade, the
following preamble and resolution were
adopted
Having heard Of the unexpected death OF
Samuel b. Rainey, we the cotton factors
and cotton dealers of Dallas, in called meet
ing assembled, would express the sorrow
each and all of us feel, and extend that
sympathy to his family, which is the only
balm in our power TO give on earth in lieu
of the tribute just eXacted by heaven.
RESOLVED, That in the loss of this young
man, we mourn the eternal departure from
us of one whom we had learned to esteem
for his courtesy, admire for his industry,
and love for his honor.
Resolved, That copy of this preamble
and resolution be signed by the President
and Secretary and transmitted to his fam
lily and to the press of the city,,
W. Il. EVANS,
III. C. STEVENSON, Chairman
Secretary.
The meeting assembled at 2 O'Clock and
attended the funeral in body.
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The Remains of III. A. Little

The remains of H. A. Little, who was
shot Saturday night by the clerk at the st.
George Hotel, while trying to rob the office
safe, and who subsequently died from the
shot, are still in charge of Undertaken
Smith. He telegraphed to the City Mar
shall of Burlingame, Kansas, inquiring if he
had relatives there and ELECTED the follow
ing reply:
Burlngame, Kansas, January %, 1SS2.-To E. c.
Smith
There is family that lives in the coun-
try eight miles from here and have relations
by the name of Little there.
T. w. TERRELL, City Marshal.
Mr.. Smith telegraphed to Lindsburg,
Kansas, to his father, and though the tele-
graph company reported the message de-
livered, no answer has as yet been received.
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Yesterday afternoon from the family res
idence was conveyed Trinity Cemetery,
by an immense concourse of these citizens,
all that remained of Samuel Boyd Rainey.
In the sunset glories of a balmy day, his
form was laid away IN the narrow, silent
cell by the hands of affection, while his
spirit goes to swell the ranks of the cara
vansary millions for the unfathomed mys-
teries of that ever recedipg tide which
leaves the bitter myrrh of human pain, as
it sweeps the shore line OF earthly ne
blind alike to patriarch and babe. Fare
well, sam, nobler, kindlier spirit never
pulsed through mortal veins, nor gent!er
manner ever found its residence in manlier
make. About your honored tomb the twi'
light dews will keep afresh for. many day
the flowers that love will deck it with, to
bear to you, upon the breath of hope, in
sweetest fragrance, the ceaseless whisper
ings of memory of you.
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nrMANDING ATrENTIoN

A short while since 60 was announced by
tlie Associated Press that Mr. Romero had
/ b.cn solicited by President Gonzales, Of the
Mexican Republic, 10 ncccpt the appoint
ment Of Special Commissioner or Envoy TO
nio United states. i0r the purpose IS per
f.,tinp q treaty ofcommorcial character be-
fwocfi orr government aud that Of Mexico,
but whether tiie gentleman contemplate
accepting tlie mission j. not yet authorize
uve.y STATED. Senior Romero j. a man q
in,eliirescc and prominence, aud was
al ore time the representative o. Dis
country al Washington. lie is
warm PERSONAL friend Of General Grant and
many distinguished citizens Of the United
states. and g. said 20 b. most cordially and
friendly disToscd towards our people, and.
perhaps. knows more u their temper and
fsealiarifics than aus man II bis nation.
r-r.lf- sueb circumstances ID would Be 81
considerable couseqnence 20 he that hr
Romero should 81 in TIE f'rtniiscs as de-
.f---s De- Dis crecufirc and a treaty formcd
and ado5ded fhroush iiis instrunentai ~
Is sub man. and ~ cq1al.y well
informed representative df or oHr 6osffn-
rsarf ,ouil fIi i.ut d. prod riciigr ~ ilc mos
ssfisrarf1-r r..srts- Tie taei D. l'fieni 20
ara-r anf ii.al - are c1illielel ,o 1t more
rfast.~ CONNECTED in orr national inter-
r1ur.s with Merica flcu Niih any NJ al
r.tsr csuuirics. end f.i ilers O. les- under
sf-nainr tsireen ths tro reaIis ~ 20 o.
raanner IN vhieh tilri inir1courst should
IL CONDUCTED thar ctisis to-lrT htiEefn
he United siates ard Eu.ia- IEp ~
tt-ss crest lines ~ rnluaJ, l'acrsi aii-
+ s--iras-e b. Arneriean crIlial. ~ 1einr
snI6sly pushed irlto nerira. nni -tro-r,
r.sn n9thint II n5i ihs rn-ara tlrcu-t
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A Joyous Occasion.

Yesterday being the birthday of Miss
Cora Gillette, charming young lady, the
sister of Mrs. i. L. Fosdick, large
number of their friends, ladies and gentle
men, assembled at the hospitable home. on
Patterson avenue, in the evening. The
time was most delightfully."- passed In dane
ing, music, ETC., etc. Not until nearl o'clock
this morning did the party, about seventy
five or eighty in number, begin TO retire,
so pleasantly bad been the joyous occasion
of this imprombtu gathering of their
friends as a sort of surprise TO the fair aud
elegant young lady. Refreshments, varied
aud sumptuous, were served, and the entire
affair, wherein each and every one had in
dulged with an unchecked and unceremo-
Nous zest. passed off as one OF the most
complete successes OF its kind ever known
in Dallas.
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ran OniCAOO, TfxAs a mESicAS
NENfIlAL nAILnOAD.
Election ~ Omeefa and directors ~ ih'
Il0ad Iie

Tho directors Of the Chicago, Texas n
,ta.t.., po,,,ai tiatt,,o1 c,unnnv held a
MoA'O"n Nv'''" '"''''"' 'u,'f,'"y -
meeting ut The oonphhys ounce III thls Guy
vesterdnv nj O'Clock In the afternoon for
ihe purposc of electlng officers sud new
directory for the ensuing year. They re-.
NAMED nm session about three
hours nner their regular business had
heen transacted, Colonel Daniel II. Hale,
ot Cbicapo' the President OF the road, ten.
dered lis resignation, as did the following
Directors W. ID. Wiley, j. NJ. Graham and
f. q. Cannon. The newly elected officers
| I ~ NcCaulev Vice President: ID. X.
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Who is II. Il. Cook?

One of the engineer corps of the Texas &
Pacific Railroad which has been engaged
in running preliminary surveys from FL
Pas northwestward arrived at Fort Worth
Monday. Among them is a gentleman
named Carter, who informed Dallasite
who met him in Fort Worth Monday, that
while they were running line through
what is known as the San Carlos reservation,
in which are quartered several tribes of In
dams, that he saw silver medal strung
to the neck of chief, on which were en-
graved the words II. b. Cook, Dallas,
Texas" How the Indian came into pos
session of it is not known, but it is very
probable that the rightful owner was killed
and robbed. These Indians are peaceful so
long as on the reservation, but when they
go ont on a hunt they shoot every white
man they meet with impunity, and invari-
ably have to be driven back by the United
States troops.
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To the Editor OF the Herald:
LoNovIEw, January 22.-I notice that p.
T. Darnum, the world-renowned Snowman,
offers a fabulous sum TO ''the handsomest
man in America" II is rot often that the
fourth estate" are favored by fortune or
favorable feature; but we have in the per-
son Of one OF our local" editors the model
Of an Apollo. allude TO the distinguished
editor Of the LOngview New Era, Colonel j.
/. Terry. He Is the embodiment Of pbysi-
cal perfectiOn-with a faultless physique.
/ am confident we could secure the prize II
he could be induced TO compete. His mod
estv. no doubt. will preclude him from
entertaining such an idea. but your cores
pondent cherishes the wish that the peTsua-
sion OF friends may induce him 70 yield.
Az ADNIEEE-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26
Pilesi'Itching Piles!

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are often
affected. DIR. Swayne's Ointment is the
most effective remedy extant for this tor
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in graduating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
over twenty years; it cured me completely,
l.. S. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
nd other. Sent for fifty cents lin three
cent stamps, three boxes, 81 25, by Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia. Swaynes Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

GovERNoR CoLQUITT, of Georgia, has been
addressing the Young Mems Christian As
sociationUf New York city. The Georgia
executive is one Of the few men in public
life who are consistent and earnest Christian
workers, and sets an example worthy Of
imitation
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26
Save Your Hair Keep 1t Beautiful

The "London Hair Color Kestorer" Is
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people, and is totally diff
ferent from all other restorers, being entire
ly free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for the haii
obnoxious. Where badness or falling Of
the hair exists, or prematurely grayness
from sickness, or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
cause a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp
from all impurities, dandruif, ETC.. at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting han
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering
the hair soft and pliable, making It an IN
dispensible article in every toilet. Ask your
druggist for London Hair Color Restorer
Price rs cents a bottle. Six bottles, 81
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

The following are those who have enlisted
IN assisting to make preparations for the
coming State Spngcrlest The citizens OF
Dallas should be alive to the necessity OF
making 1t success in every respect as 1t
will be big advertisement for her.
The committee will call on the citi-
zens to-day. The names are :
If. Blohme, II. Ervay, Z. Fretz, i. Fretz,
H.. Fries +. Il. Hereford, l.. d. Kerloot, f..
Is. Kun2, S. Klein, 5. Loeb, g. Martin, r.
Roll, NJ, Starcke, d. West, r. Werner, =
otto, - Wlllmet, l.. Walther, +. Brgg, H.
u. Kuna, Q. Weimar, II. Fourcher,
Charles Meisterhans, l.. +. Bohny, q. Beck
mann, j. Q. Boge, c. II. Beuherke, e.
Altermann, G. Adoue, Il. G., Childs, +.
Eisenlohr, II, Englesan, A. Eisenlohr, T..
q. Ebln, q. Fmklisnor, A. Fox, f., Frei-
berg, d. Goslin, p, Glucksmann, f. Ora
matky w. Jarrett, l.. knepfy, W.. Koch,
w. II. Keller, w. i. Keller, II. Link, j.
Langenbach, A. Muller, f., Muller, Il
Ms,elhorn, TIL Reinecke, y. Ruedy =
Il. 'McIlhenny, W. j. Betterton, Geo
Clark, Robt Ogden, Geo. w. Waller, Phil:
Sanger and lady, W. G. Conner and wife.
". A. Rodgers, Jules Schneider and wife,
G. NJ. pullman and lady, Captain Adams
and wife. N. o. Wolf, Colonel Henry and
wife, b. Hershberg, II. X. Gibson, AleX,
Sanger and lady, Thos. Fields and wife, W.
o. Conner, Il. A. McEnnis and wife, D.
G.. Oppenheimer, A. Oppenheimer, Mr.
Hereford and lady, Alfred Davis and wife,
Mr.. Fonda, c. A. Heating, r. BarIhur MI
Perry, A. McWhilk, r. II. Will
liams, b. NJ. Bond, A. c. Irvine, T. p. Barry
G. Spiegd, A. Schneider, L, Schroeder, Z.
Feinmann, i. Steimfels, c. Struck, IL
Struck, s. B. Stone, l.; Reichensteini IL. G.
Park, P. Dannell, ?. Erb, p, Murphy, e.
Hosmer, T. Cade, w. Kingon, A. Walther
G. Bilharf, w. Kelly, f. T.. Kelly, F. Guber
w. Crozier, X Shields, q. Dexter, J,
Grossmann, A. c. Plaeger w. Schaidowsky
i. Edwards, S. Hemmenway, Il, G. Rawall
II. Gunther, W. X. Wheelock, A. S. AL
Jri1 no | frho tchpr
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"working Wonders"

A physician who is using Compound Oxy-
gen in his practice, says: Your. Treat
ment is working wonders. | only wish that
had known its value before. am re-
ceivng marked success in the following
diseases: 0varitis, Pulmonary Phthisls,
Angina Pectoris, also in abating the. symp-
Climacteric period" Our Treatise on Com
pound Oxygen, containing large reports of
eases and full information, sent free. Drs.
Starkey & Palen, 1l09 and I'LL Girard street,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

From one Of our exchanges we clip the
following: The cable says that Beau
influx. a cashierin the French Treasury, has
committed suicide, owing to unfortunate
speculations on the Bourse. In this conn
try all such affairs are better arranged.
Some poor devil of deposiior commits
suicide. and the cashier goes to Canada
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

Many persons having gotten the wrong
idea that hops are strengthening, have
taken to drinking beer and ale very freely.
The consequence is they feel better for a
short time, but when the reaction comes
they are much weaker than before. Reader,
if you value life, lay aside all malt and alco-
holic beverages, and put your trust, in that
temperance preparation of iron and yegeta-
BILE tonics, called Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
gives real health and strength to every part
of the body, refreshes the mind, and re-
stores the nervous system to its proper
standard. Over 100000 bottles have been
sold this Yenr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

THE New York Tribune, of Hall-brecd
proclivities, declares the Stalwarts to be the
meanest enemies the Republican party ever
had. They have, however, rather got the
inside on the party at the present time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

As a dsinfectant and detergent, Prof.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is superior to
any preparation with which l am ac-
quainted.
Darbv's Prophyactic Fluid purifies
foul atmosphere, destroying the infectious
germs gives relief and comfort to the sick
and protection, from contaglon to those
fever, diphtheria, typhoid, yellow and re,
lapsing ievers its use will stop the spread
81 i.nEn i'm
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1T locks as If Wisconsin had been cap
ured.by Europe. Forty-iiye members of
the new Legislature are reported as foreign
born. II the ambitious young foreigner
is fretting under the restraint anu lack of
opportunity at home, io. him reflect upon
this fact and come West and grow up with
the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

THE Holy League is being organized in
Russia in antagonism to the Nihilists, and
is to be recognized rs 4 police establish
ment. A dynamite battle between the two
orders would make things rather lively.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

A Michigan journal relates the following
Amos james. Esq, proprietor Of the Huron
House. Port Huron, Michigan, suffered 50
badly with rheumatism that be was unable
10 raise his arm for three months. Five
bottles Of St. Jacobs Oil cured him entirely.
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GREAT indignation is said TO exist in
Charleston, South Carolina, over alleged
carelessness of railway officials, by which
tie latS collision occurred on the Savannah
& Chnrleston rnad
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

In is said the House Census Committee
recommends 307 as the number of Congress
men under the new apportionmcnt. This
will give increased representation to some
of the States, Texas among the number.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

The East is getting mp with the times. In
Connecticut the other day they had an
elopcment between a couple aged rc.pcc-
lively eight and nine, and just short time
previous a young hopeful Of sixteen ION
away with and married a negroes ten years
his senior These are refreshing ilgaI-
tions Of the precociiy Of the New Eu ald
rnutn.-
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VENNoR predicts cold weather, with snow
in the extreme South on the 9th and 18th.
That affects us somewhat about this time,
if Vennor knows whereof he speaks.
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Is the Northwest they are holdings num-
Der of indignant anti-polygamy meetings
but Congress remains as dumb as an oyster
on the subject.
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr. p Coughlin, the patentee of an iron
fence post. He will sell county rights and
is disposing Of them rapidly. He recently
sold while in San Antonio forty counties,
and sold eleven in Houston. There is big
money in it for those VINO take hold of 1t.
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1ied.


RAINEY-On yesterday afternoon NJ o'clock
in his 25th year. and of malarial fever, MT
samuel Boyd Rainey, only son OF Colonel hpgT
II. and Mrs. Jane Rainey, of this city.
The funeral services win take place to-day at
O'Clock, at the family residence on Griffin
street The friends and acquaintance of the
family are invited TO attend.
When, to the frosted summit Of wcll-ripened
age, bent in obedience to the expected call or to
the little rosy angel sleeper, as it lies ON It's
mothers breast, the cup of its life and the couch
of its rest, the reaper harvesis his own. we can
better comprehend the meaning; but when
TO earth's best fruit just In its riPen-
ing on its most stalwart tree. the
primal curse brings quick conversion into
dust we stand amazed, Stupensd in thought and
poweress of expression An example came on
yesterday, when like thundsrbolt from clear
ing sky, across which fcversd storm had al
ready swept its force, the hearts Of this eommu-
nifty were plunged and drapcd in mourning for
the conyaescent of the day before, the
loved and lost OF its successor For thus
did that insatiate archer. Death. blot
out with his rcIaorscless wing enc Of the bright
est stars in the horizon OF young manhood's true
nobility; and by this soresf slroke Of all snaiched
from the hearthstone a crown Of glorious prom
ltt anu NNiNult NlNr7
hearts Of idolizing parents ana devoted sisters.
where inconsolable sorrow throughout the com
ing time viii sit aud sigh and sob within the
hadow OF the iHscruablc de, rec. For sam
Rainey. 50 young in his laircis, 70 hang his
knighily spear 30 soon upon the 81
press boueh was the light the
pride and The hope OF doting house
hold the cherished OF the social circle. and N e
II -. f..~f..aa. fTaITQT a.
duty IN each Of IT, spheres. nc was yct in sprng-
time love with lie. with joyous life. whose
varied scenes had always been 30 radiant and
tnneful TO mind 20 bright o. his. b a heart 90
pure. His clean-cut character Vas Of that crys-
tailne cea7ness that IL il ever had the slightest
naw at al. he gold 81 honest purpose twas set In
would redeem the blemi.h Iut death has len
u nov naugli but the rhed tomb. the receIt
tenement e splendid spirit just bursting into
Usefulness and honor. ami fr Die unfinished
uie DEGREES the drcnmiess sleep Of
long rep0se that must surely some
day awake 70 brighter things and
liberty. and make Us ses In the cohHbed exile
henoe. the happy pilgrim thither converting
thus what seems hide0us heritage
nio The richest Of al ieracies. To him. tbers-
fore. our tributary team Of woe Tor bis absence.
cur abiding fifth for the grandeur q ~ merited
Development in that assured Beyond To he
stricken family orr condolrnee ~ not our con
ISOLATION for nau-ht can eiid erief that vel
in the biaek bridal CHAMBER f0r the hrsi-tt'rn
and ne fri lasi and tiaf fiied eae< crefice IN
tae hears Ct tneif hearthsin1e.
ns--FOcKHoLuEn's NEEIIxG .-So,ies r.
hereby given. that a arnual meeilnE = ne
stoettoIders q he Dallas rnd western kall-
way Company uiil hs hid 81 N Esnsrnl oi'os
oflhs company IN ne eltT - D.iiss. Tsr.s. -
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W. Nesior, who vas knocked down Mon
day night, near the Texas Trunk depot,
and robi.ed By two men. who badly beat
him. II $50. a lying nt the residence ri
M ThUmas IL q fIrecsrious CONDITION. lne
rufinfs. niIer knocking him down. Jumped
% him uiih their feet. bruisine lls breast,
and u j. thought be j. seriously nlure1 nj
fernalIr. Yesterday morning Ohicer Wal
ier arrested and locked up a man whom the
Injured man charged with being one q his
r.-riirrfs. The PARTY arrested had been
With Nr-trr that dav. buf no money or any
fLinr vs. found On his person % inaicate
that he uns guilty
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Oscar WILDE is said to have an estate in
Louisiana. This will be an additional at
traction to the ladies, and beats the too too
feature all to pieces.
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GENERAL GRANT pays 81 600 for pew in
DIR. Newman's church in New York, but
Logan insists that he is so poor he ought to
be placed on the retired list.
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THE New York Stalwarts announce their
intention of nominating Conkling for Gov
ernor next fall. We would like to see Ros-
coe and Uncle Sammy test the voters
preferences.
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CONGRESS isn't transacting any alarming
amount of business or proceeding with any
remarkable rapidity in its work,
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Mr.. GOULD evidently believes in re-
trenchment and reform, Six hundred men
employed on his roads centering in ST.
Louis have been discharged recently.
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CorDrcroE uassfai-s. ub9 va ln c.fs--e
~ tile tram lately urefsel al ef1t fsn
Dnyfl. Las made s0ue staril.Hs sa.sIae.. .s
bsIoal tie r1r1uer's iDgusst rfl li.r-ls
fhaf tle aclidenf uas due tD drultlrlass
ofths rassnrefs- he declares that there
Wa c.rousing al tle way from Albany on
he sIa-t of er-Cor0ners. Aileunen. es-t-
t,rs ard Asemblyinsn. nni tnsi come one
rs-isinlr famrcred With tie c1ri riih
--.oIies rit trnkes. and hanos ihs fisar-
~neemeff rhich caussd The tnenear 81
go re frain. d he story b. c1--tt. 4
III mt 80 altogether Der asT,sci urou tl.
terrible Ecride1i-.
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The ST. Louis News and Post-Dispatch,
the two evening dailies of that moral city.
have fallen to fighting each other vigor-
Ously
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THE New York Star offers a rewardo OF So
for the best answer to the question, My
j, Samuel J. Tilden like Guiteau?'
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ped-Bugs, Reaches,

I,ed-Bugs, KOaches,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes,
insects, &C., cleared out by Rough on
Eats l5c boxes at druggists.
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IRELAND Is described by London paper
as without law, government or sovereign
power.
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. The Gniteau trial j. getting terri
bly, rnonotonous, and The only ica-
tue IN the proceedings Yesterday
wa the continued insolence q
the prisoner and the on-repcaied guarA
between counsel. But no harm j. done for
tunaiely. az we presume the eminent
counsei~ never tail 10 walk or and smile
together after adjournment ofoourt.
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An Indiana newspaper thus writes; Mr..
Geo. d. Helderle, Of Peru, Indiana, says
that lie had suffered very much with rheu-
matism aud used many remedies without
benefit. lie found the desired relief IN 81.
Jacobs OIL.