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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19

After severe test Of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands OF
females, IL has been thoroughly demon
strated that English Female Bitters has
cured and relieved more sickly females
than all othe, remedies combined. All
monthly defects, excesscs or weaknesses,
affecting married or single ladies' are
promptly relieved by its use.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September Is - Flour ouic,
ana steady, higher grades o..
Corn IN fair demand white mixed IS; yellow
mixed ". mixed o.
Oats in fair demand western choice ia4ir
Texas co.
Hay In good demand. prime IS choice 90
Pork In fair demand; 22A
Dry salt meats firm, shoulders, packed.
old l0h new l0'i,
Lard steady refined terce 1875: key, 1917.
Bacon scarce and firm shoulders lON; shor,
rib aud ing clear l5hmiib,
Hams steady aud in sOod demand; sugar.
cured oanvassod ordinary i5iSl6, cholc,, iG,
Whisky steady: Western ,cctlicd 1 Oi1, %
Coffee dull, 'obblng orlluGry to prime stall
sugar tltm fully fair So; prime IN choice
sAGg yellow clarified 81. &S5..
MOasses dull and nominal
Rice In good demands ordinary To choice ~
sight ?Soper 1000 premium; sterling bank
ass
Cousols 6la6iA.
ST. LOUIS.
A. Lows, September is-flour steady and
unchanged.
Nhcai very dull. No 2. rcd fall, eiS cash:
e3N September q3a69Si. October
torn unsettled but generally higher closed
lower and irregular ciS cash; ds'i september
62'am69 october.
Oats dull aud lower ooSas, cash. sc@SoI
October
Whisky s,cadyat 49,
Pork Arm and higher l9.eOSiesS bid FOL
job lots.
bulk meats scarce. firm aud higher shout
dcrs lol2S; hb iS.SihSH short clear II q
bacon strong; shoulders II; rib l. OILS,
| long clear l5igh@l5Tls; short clear laT5dsl6
Lard duh and nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September IS. = Flour steady and
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We pay $500 day, Applications by
telegraph will be dated same day, Money
can be sent by first mail Advance assess
ment $500. W. S. Hull, president; +. b.
Hull, treasurer, Address l., b. Moscley
secretary, Jackson, Miss.
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THE WEATHER.
Pe''h Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Eelt.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is Observations show.
y aSaesl and lowest temperature and rainfall
laock p m.
ll N following railroads kindly cooperate with
y villsl States signal service by requiring
~ SCENTS % take the observations and use
= ~ without expense to the government
, IHSnl' by them, viz Gulf, Colorado Il
lSa ~ International 4 Great Northern, Texas
$3.50 IeAaS y New Orleans, Houston Il
i. tS Sy .iI, and Galveston, Harrisburg Il san
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For Rent or Lense,

For Kent or Iense,
for three years, the lower part Of the brick
building-50 by 100 fect-corner Main and
Second streets TT. Worth. Suitable for u
wholesale house. For particulars inquire
of q. u. Dixon or Thomas T., Whitaker,
corner OF Florence and Second streets.
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For sale-saioon, Restaurant. Lodging
House

Has made money every day since opened,
Call and examine for yourself, at li9o Main
street, at the terminus Of Main street rail-
road, close TO Union depot, Dallas, Texas,
With or without dwelling, property con-
nected. Satisfactory reasons given for sell.
ing. II you want to invest IN this kind OF
.us....s., I. =. mis-. this chance,
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To Employees OF the Gulf, Colorado \ Santa
fe Railway

Time tickets issued by this company
will be cashed at the offices Of the station
masters in the cities OF Dallas, Fort Worth
and Cleburne. +, L. kILLEES,
Secretary and Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19

German Carp Fish.
can furnish parties with German carp
fish. Address II. G. HISSASr,
Daingerileld, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19

The following grand officers of the Grand
Council of the American Legion Of Honor
are in the city in attendance upon the con.
yening of the grand council:
William p, Cole, grand commander,
Hempstead; James Orr, vice commander
Terrell, Il, Il, Vim, grand orator, Hearne
II. IL. Bailey grand secretary, Hcarne; G.
II. Paxton, grand treasurer, Dallas; c. C.
Doyle, grand chaplain, Oyerton; w. f.
Daily, grand guide, Paris; lehn Wiley
grand warden, Navasota; John j, Hart
grand sentry, orange; J. y. Smith, past
grand commander, San Antonio.
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Exclusive Line.
Personal knowledge, long experience and
good taste will secure the latest novelties
for the most fastidious, See Mrs. Bauman +,
TO6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19

M''S Falt weather. southerly winds;
barometer and temperature
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Weakness of the Joints anf muscles i'm.
purity of the blood, urinary catarrh and
other disordercd organic functions per
manently cured by using Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t strengthens the affected
parts, infuses new life, new health and
new vigor into the whole general system,
and makes life seem well worth living
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Study Texas Youth.


To the Wholesale Trade,
We guarantee TO duplicate any st. Louis
or New York bills in the millinery line.
Novelties daily arriving as they appear In
New York market, at l.. Bauman, manager
100 Elm street.
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snk Daimnns and Circulars,

lined and unlned. s., $3.50, $3.50, $40,
$3.50, Si5, $25, S35 to $50, at Bauman's,
1OG Elm street.
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Ladies' Cloth Jackets and Havs,ocks.
oil colors, at Si.25, Sl.15, $3.50, sS.25, $3.50
$3.50, 50, $i2 to SIS, al Bauman's, 200 Elm
street.
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NEW DRESS GOODS,

Embraces all the most recent
Materials, Colors and Patterns,
and will be attractive to all.
|W. will also show a splendid
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

=. " iihSttE l sNAS, august y lNo- .
MeSsrS Morley BrOs
GESrEEAEN; 49, lWvs sid "W0NDESFUI
EIGHT 10 several 90 any customers who used
II for the cure Of GlACK Leg by giving
one or two doses in,ensNy ANA applying il eN :
ternally. IL worked Ike a charm Yours Etc
J. h Hu1CUISON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19

Those who "smile" at the Office smile and
smile again.
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SSOrtlnent OF
FLANN.EH5,

From the cheap qualities to the
beashakerand silk warp,rang-
ing in width from 10 to SO
inches. We also show them in
Pain and Solid Colors, in
|Pads and Stripes, also Operas
Ia all shades. In examining our
|sockdo not fail tolook through
ibis department., Our
hraFuTnIshIng 8 Linen Dsp'tmeni,
| will also prove a prominent
kaure to visitors; we have
some bargains in this depart
nent that are beyond compari-
Nn. In conclusion, we assert
hat
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INDICATIONS.

Z 5'''"'1I' NUM- WIulmUm. Mehn RNlnInII
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

In the shetland islands recently a
stroke Of lightning detached a mass of
four hundred tons of rock from the
side Of a hill. causing it 10 fall into a
road below. The lightning cut a deep
rut down the face of the hill.
Sailing. NJ. l.. Fourment asserts. is
not necessarily fatal to trichnD i'm
betlded in neat. These parasites may
live in salt provisions for fifteen
months. Sailing, indeed. often serves
to preserve the vitality of trichinH. as
it protects them to some extent from
the destructive influence of heat.
IL is said that much more. difhculty
Is found in rolling. and otherwise
manipulating, gold in n factory where
much electricity is generated by the
action Of machinery than in room
where no machinery is in operation,
and where, consequently, frictional
electricity is absent. The trouble is
manifested in disposition Of the edges
of the plates of thin bars to crack.
Messrs. Schulhoff and Bossert have
worked out anew the observations re-
corded Of the comet of 1912, and from
the most probable elements obtain n
revolution period of III years, leading
them to believe that the coAnet win
again come TO perihelion about the mid
die Of 1888. The uncertainty as TO the
pcriod Of revolution is about three and
n half years.
According to John Rogers, F. 4. NJ.
s.. It is claimed that modern micro
scopes are made TO magnify as much as
30. 500 diameters, while some regard
100000 diamcters as possible. Such
excessive amplifcation. however, gives
too imperfect results and is attained by
too many difficulties TO be Of any value.
The greatest living misroscopists are
of the opinion that a power Of 5000 or
1000 dilmcters represents the highest
useful limit of microscopic vision.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
a Feminine Pntrntce.

Anna X. Hawley, Of Delhi, Louisi-
ana, has patented button that can be
readily attached to garments without
sewing, and readily removed without
injury. The button head may be of
any suitable form or material. The
fastener, which also forms the shank
Of the button, is strip of spring
metal, doubled upon itself to form "A
Hanged head portion, and It's ends are
then bent outward TO form projecting
spring posts. The ends Of the posts
are again bent outward and backward
to form claws. The fastener is secured
TO the back of the button in any suit
able manner, and the posts are passed
through an aperture in the cloth and
through slot in Il washer back of the
cloth, the elasticity of the spring posts
retaining the claws over the edges of
the washer. To remove the button the
claws are pressed together when the
button is drawn off.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
4 strange AFFAIR.

4 strange affair occurred in Column
bus, Indiana, a short time ago. showing
what an ordinary portrait will do to
disturb womau's mind. Mrs. Jennie
Council was a handsome and wealthy
widow, who had many friends and AL
mircrs. For several months past she
had been in Iowa, and while there WAS
married To Mr.. William Griffin, "A for
mer acquaintance. They returned TO
the home of the bride in Columbus.
The first object that met her gaze on
entering the parlor was lifc-Size por-
trait of her former husband. The sight
of the familiar features almost over
came her. and all the familiar sur
roundings 50 wrought upon her ~ to
cause complete Tcyulsiun Of feeling
toward her new husband. After brood
ing over her trouble for day or two
she confcsses all to her husband, de-
clarcd She could never love him. and
bcsought him for the sake of both u
leave her. She persisted in this re-
quest until an attorney WAS called in,
who drew up statement, in which
each cNoncratcd the other from all
wrong-doing. but stated that their mar.
riagc was a rash mistake, and mutually
agreed to separate. and each grant the
other divorce when the law would
permit Mr.. Griffin pleaded with hi.
wife to change her mind, but to N
avail. He then left the house and th,
town To again become wandcrcr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Their expectations were not disap-
pointed. For the first minute or so
the watching eyes could hardly follow
the swords, which hickered to and fro
like flashes Of lightning, feinting,
warding, parrying, till they seemed to
be everywhere mt once. De Malet at
first pressed his man vigorously, but
finding him more skillful than he had
expected, he began to fight more eau
tiously, and to aim at firing him out.
This artful plan seemed likely to sue
ceed, for the Italian at length lowered
his weapon for moment, rs if his hand
was growing wcaricd. But rs De
Malet made rapid stroke at him, the
other suddenly changed the sword from
the right to the left hand, and catching
the Marquis blade in reverse, sent it
flying among the crowd below.
"Wcll done" cried the young man
admiringly. 81 thought | knew most
tricks of fence but never saw one like
that before"
a. could teach it TO your lordship in
week" said the Italian. For man
of your skill nothing is needed but
practice"
"Say you sor" cried De Malct.
Then the sooner we begin the better.
Come home with me, and stay till
you've taught me all you know. one
doesn't meet a man like you every
day"
And so for month To come Anto-
Mo Spalatro was the guest of Henri de
Malct; and the young Marquis learned
to perform the feat which had excited
his wonder quite as dcXtrously as the
Italian himself.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Of oil and It's products has created such
a demand for cotton seed that the
price at the crushing mills was about
SlS per ton last year, and viii probably
average $50 in the future. At
the latter rate the seed wasted during
the last fifteen years before the war was
worth $500, I07 ,092. Probably that
amount represents not more than half
the market value Of the manufactured
products Of the seed. During the first
fifteen years after the war the amount
Of cotton produced was jG,i3s. .335
bales, and but small part Of the seed
it yielded was utilized. The average
annual cotton crop il now not less than
100000 bales, 50 that the amount Of
seed is 100000 tons, which ut $50 per
ton would be worth $74,DOO0JO at
wholesale. II is safe toplacc the value
Of the manufactured products Of that
amount Of seed at SlO0,0JO,OOD. II will
bc seen, therefore. that the wealth in
cotton seed Is about equal 10 half the
annual expense of the United States
government. When the nation manu-
iacturcs all its cotton, As well as util-
ines all its cotton seed. IL. income from
the cotton crop viii be more than
doubled
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
Mnrshin I'm the Woods.

.EzUs xSch the embroidered carpet spread
On Cither side tho common way;
AzaEp and purple, gold and rod,
Euzzrt and white, and green and gray,
With shades between,
ussen with light in looms unseen
TKse dandclions disk of gold
Win luster decks the meadows green
And multiplied million fold
Tho daisy lights the verdant scones
The blue mint's plumcs
zzzsss ahe bees to their perfumes.
4 wrinkled ribbon seems the road,
Iuspooled from silent hills afar;
Ez&. like an angel, lifts tho load
And IN my path lets down the bar,
And here il brings
4 sozse of life on healing wings.
= szumer leisure of the cloud
That wanders with its trumpeter,
7Sso wind is mine; no wrangling crowd
krnOys the humble worshiper
In the white tent
BsDoutlr listening armament
UPAoating on the ambient air
Sweet songs of sacred music rise,
And nov n voice distinct in prayer
Like the lark's hymn. reaches the skies,
And the "Amen"
l. eclsood from the hills and glen
ISsc wood vast cathedral seems,
dts dome the overarching sky;
Tia light through trembling brancho
streams
Frugn open windows lifted high:
Under the frs
EoSI dadows shield the worshipers.
-GoTgc ". Bungdy, IN Our Continent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

trimmed evening dress of the latest
make.
Either an all white or an all black
hat is seen with carriage dress, but
black is the choice for the promenade.
White silk stockings with minute jet
beads forming vine pattern on the in
step are novelties of the prevailing
mode.
Handsome ornaments used sparngly
and flowers Of the most brilliant colors
are seen with rich black and white
dresses.
Flowered muslin squares, originally
used for the neck. now furnish trim
ming for rough-and-ready hats of straw
to be worn in the country.
Vatican drapcry in the form Of
very broad double box plat is added TO
the simplest rs well as the most elab-
crate toilets of aesthetic tastes.
Ladies able 10 do so buy one large or
two small white Canton crepe cmbroid-
cred shawls, and these make polo
naise TO toaccompany black velvet skirt.
Levantinc, satin dc Lyons, satin
duchcssc satin meryeIllcux and heavy
rcppcd faillc are the silk fabrics that
will be worn for autumn and winter
dresses.
The most tasteful bonnet for mid
summer has crown Of colored Ehg-
lish Grape drawn on wires, with brim
Of mgnoncttes, lilacs or other small
flowers.
The present season IL called "A cotton
season. and now, by way Of going from
one extreme 10 the other, it is an
nounccd dhat the next will be "A velvet
season.
\ witty communication upon the
present styles says that there is but
little difference between the picture Of
a medieval saint and a modern fash
ionablc sinner.
The same long walking-coats that
were worn two years since are now
called rcdingotcs. and are associated
with a silk walking-skirt, trimmed
with a ruchc. n founce or thick box
plating at the foot.
Narrow braid, in silver or gold. is
much used for trimming cloth dresses
Of monochrome color. Ever 50 little
Of this garniturc goc, great way in
effect. An unsparing use Of il is
gaudy in the extreme.
Lace nounccs and frils. and also
muslin cmhTuiderics. look well when
placed over thin colored materials. such
rs batiStc and India muslin. The tone
given by thcs" scmi-transparcnt fabrics
is much more delicate than where silk
is employed rs a foundation.
\ black and white striped silk and
satin is laid in kilt-plaits falling over
an cight-inch plated Apunce, the up
per dress being a straight rcdingotc Of
white yelling for the carriage or a short
/ polonaisc or panier basque when the
. dress is for indoors.
The newest wool fabrics 90 bc COM
1 bincd with plain Victoria silks are ccru
striped with bronze and pale blse satin,
dark brown with old gold and snuff
brown, and white striped with storm
gray and black. The latter comes
under the head of new color rage.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
Ncw.and Notes for Women.

\ lady who lives in Central New
York State" near the lakes. and who
has high family connections, and who
is known in the best society in Wash
ington. employs her time in summer in
preserving and picking fruits aud
vegetable, at which she has great skill:
and her sales reach $4,000 a year.
Miss Marianne North. who recently
gave 20 Kew gardns, London. a gal
lcry erected at her own expense and
filed with her own paintings Of rare
flowers from almost every part Of the
globe, has started for Africa, the only
quarter yet unrcprcscnted, and Will
spend year painting the characteristic
eora.
The Princess Eugene. sister of the
king of Sweden, recently sold her
diamonds TO raise funds in order to
complete a hospital in which she is in
tercstcd. When visiting the hospital
after its completion suffering inmate
wept tears of gratitude as she
stood 10y his side. and the princess ex-
claimed All! now see my diamonds
again -
In Naples a kind OF wife market is
held every year. All the manageable
girls assemble in room, To which
young men of good character have
access. Offer of marriage on the part
Of any young man is conveyed 10y allow
ing his handkerchief to drop before the
object of his choice as he passes by.
II the girl takes it up, she thereby
signifies her acceptance, but her re-
fusal, If she allows IL TO remain.
Jennie McCowen, NJ. D.. of Davcn-
port. Iowa, read a valuable paper, on
"The Prevention of Insanity" before
the National Conference of Charities,
nj Madison, Wisconsin. DIR. McCowen
graduated with honor from the State
University of Iowa in 1870, taking the
first prize for her medicine thesis. She
served three years on the staff of the
State Hospital for the Insane, at Mount
Pleasant, with unusual eficincy and
fidelity.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

overskirts are to be looped full and
high IN the back.
Bronze and crimson form a fashion
able combination.
Black gloves are the rule with all
black and white toilets.
The new shade Of royal cardinal
promises to be leading color.
Plain velvet Is now considered much
"smarter than that which Is ribbed
brocaded or striped.
Miles Of satin or moire ribbon are
frequently used upon an elaborated,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

1t Is related of young American
Clergyman who was travelling In
EngIand in company with an Eng
lishman, that he kept his eyes on
the landscape, and his companion said ;
II suppose you are not accustomed to
such rapid travelling, but beg TO as
sure you there is no danger" THANK
you," the American replied, 81 have
been accustomed all my life to going
faster than this. but I am expecting
this train to run off the little island.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

The use Of prepared foods has he
come universal. A half century ago
condNsed foods proper were unknown.
Prepared foods may he broadly classi-
fled thus: !. IIermetically sealed. or
canned goods. ?. Desiccated and dried
foods. 3. Steam cooked condensed
foods. 4. Extracts of beef. mutton,
vegetables and fruits-or concentrated
foods. This grouping also indicates
the relative consumption. beginning
with canned goods rs the highest.
Practically, all things edible in the
animal and vegetable kingdoms are
now canned. Desiccated and artifi-
ally dried vegetables and fruits are in
great variety, and embrace equally the
products of temperate and torrid zones.
Condensed foods cover the cereals fit
for table use. and milk. eggs. coffee and
chocolate. Extracts of beef aud NUT
tod. oftentimes in combination with
fruits. are principally used in hospitals
and by invalids, although well-known
extract of beef is largely used in hotels
and restaurants for making choice
soups. 1t will readily be seen that th,
commercial value oJ the preparations
contained in the four classes named Is
very great.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

How much the South lost before the
war from the waste OF cotton seed may
easily be estimated from the following
statistics. The amount Of cotton pro
duced during the fifteen years from
1s45 10 1860 was 46.675,59l bales, and
for every bale Of cotton there were
100 pounds OF seed, or three times
the weight Of the cotton itself. The
amount OF seed wasted was therefors
2s.005. .554.6 tons. The manufacture
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

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Kansas papers are said TO be reaping
rich harvest announcing political
candidates at IS head.