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MAY FLOWER.
OF the FITTEST

Ths large s4Iss aid RAPID growth IN pogu-
l.r favcr q SHITES EXTEACT OF MAJ
FLOW EZ l1s-iss- he E>esrtio1 that fcr a.
1lssase- q The 5l&-tsr ard k51zeys tbs
Nd ei-s ssarcE Eickcss = rival II tEas u
has fzllF rsGliEsd he kcpsz - the aEictsd-
giving relief Ehsre al 0sEsr rsz-El5s. have
fAIled- Tbs = especially srue IN tie else Of
weak Ard csliez.s f=z1.a=z- Who 6ud "a Ekfs
valzEole n1e1acIus a speedy ard permanent
% ihsir seI- Ask year 5raxsiss tor S2
SHiih'S Extract Of MAY Flower.
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Whes = man marries I good wO-
man the devil turns his back un
him. because be has easier work
elsewhere, and when 3 man Inarries
= scolding woman the devil turns
his back on him also. because he
knows that there Is only one road
for that man 70 travel
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1 si-Eie t1se ioz-aEcIy relieves the 1-cs-
TIolecs susezicE G. had Gods. clears The
Esz1 AZ . magic stop- wzrery Discharges
ron TIE =o=s ard eyes prevents rI1ElE-
r0lsss II Ne had czrss 1srvc-s hs.iz els
8-d sz51us- cEILas a11 ts=zF. n edrgzfe
ekts-rh - cleanse. the nasal usssszss Of
f1al ElucE-. restores TIE =eu.es OF smell. ca.-s
ard E=arInz Eh=- stsc1st. f-as- the mad
throat and hr51eEI4s tEa-as Of 1=srsi4s max
tsrr sz==ts-s and pr 6zs -Lz rrszsb szo1s
l1a eo1EE AID srrs>-s The progress e ez-Grrh
-oEsr1scczsa11ptGo1-
9re bottle 24dh=zi Czrs. exc box Cz-z-rk-
a Solvent a1d Sautcr57s Irb.I=r. all II on
paeEzEs, % al .trEE-Is.s s1- al AK for
RADICAL CURE
WEEKS q POTTER, Boston.
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NJ Albert Einzsbgry, Essue, y a., troz-
bled With bad hEnor q hands and nzek
es1=so 0y lesd poisoning. Hes : painter )
AZ tines il Eoali break OFT, crack open and
the szIU sepGrzts from The 1szh IN large
press -GEzrI1z great eautInuzl ticking and
sznSI1Z- HGrcha-,s1 yOzr rsUsdIes- ussd
Cusscurs RssolVent iniernzlIy, and Cuifcurg
aid C5tIcurz soap externally, and II e.
than three moths effeess.i = cor. pIe.s care,
AID has Eo- teen troubled sz1cs- Ccrrobo-
ralec D Ballard & FOstsr, Druggists, Esers,
y. q.
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IN TIE ORDINARY DRAWING OF TIE
Royal Havana Lottery.
Whieh axes Plaes A. Havana, Csb4,
OCTOBER - 1852
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prIzss 6ra=E-
THE ORIGINAL
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GOULD & CO-S-}
Is cseiis5 by RoFal Esvzzz Los-sry- Ezz
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AND SO PRIZES
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The question is often suggested 70
tae mind Ofthe farmers, "how shall
l keep my boys on the FARM You
must make them interested IN farm
work To do this successfully you
must make it paw them something
besides their board and clothes.
Give them piece of land TO cult
vate for their own benefit, let them
have every cent which may proceed
from said cultivation Give them
= chance OF this kind every year
and you viii soon learn your boys
20 love the farm and all OF It's zp
purtznences.
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DR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR.
woMAN's BEST FRIEND.

Il i veil known 70 physicians, and alas
too well known 20 suffering women them
selves. that they are subject 20 Numerous dis
eases peculiar 20 their sex. such As s1pprss-
sion Of the Asnses, painful and seAnty Men
situation. Congestion, Ulcsra-ion aud FslEng
Of the womb, attended with an endless
train Of synPsthetic and couItit1tion.l dis
orders, Which snbittsrs the whole life, and
which have long been considered As almost
inearable- But 81 last the remedy has been
found in
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-10-12

A good way of Frightening iron
articles, such as plates or wires, is
TO place them, when taken from the
forge, in a dilute sulPhUric acid,
wash them in clean water and dry
them in saEdust- Afterwzrd they
should be dipped for secoud in nj
trOus acid ank washed and cleaned
again 1t is said that iron goods
thus traated have 4 bright surface
and a white glaze without Undergo
ing any Of the usual polishing Op-
erations. This Is q process that
those interested can easily test for
themselves BOden who discovered
this method, says that the action of
the sulphuric acid is increased by
the addition OF q little carbOlic
acid, but 1t is difficult to see what
effect this can have and it may
very well be dispensed with.
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tec tlEsz uarz s1ac-zHi
thar sCY OsEsr plaster o.
s.z.t-l. oas-srE fo- pain
and Ee1kcess Of Ia
l1EEs EEs-, ki1nsTss and
u-I-srE organs partial
p1raIE-z- rLzCEscizl1,
uzC-zlZIs- hysse-iG- r.
nae ZeLzze<S, Ee-Vo1E
uz-E AID Es4krssssz-
aud aye Pr5es Sc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-11
CURE YOURSELF!

W n NWp A "a EsA book ctncariy srop,r,,
HMM kAM Il E9uE numerous eng'sypgs re-
N N N - Iunsz - Married eHd,hcsc con,cri-
WE NNE Splsii q narisg should know
01E r. n s9Aov 10 cure dircs,ss, Iiund-
VMvguupu Vrcd oiIseipes. Sent securely
s.s'sd sosenis money Or postage sia.ps1 Address
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METROPOLITAN LIFE UNvEIIEDl

AC-Nirs.Ess xArS'rII1o.
is,t Es.l.ias aset lGssl t.3ras,s 100 Iliags,oa,l
Revealing nlisenss u high aud low life in n,orcna
greNt los last Hes aud ftiyolps, behind the
seemed cks Of petty docoyers cltyetich md poor,
LTivlolg corruption gt Washington rnin ofinnocent
sltonsA ,ic,tms vopdpu and Mormon horrors Start.
ling Royelat9nsl Price ta0 Illustd circulars free.
81. LOUlR. Mo. CHICAGO. III. ATLANTA. GA.
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a WoMAa'S REMEDY.

Al certain ages and periods Of woman's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, palma and euilerings
These complaints and irregularities jeopaidiEe tho
girl's life at SIXTEEN and follow up and haunt tho
married woman until amer the turn of life.n
Some have headaches, swimming Of tho head,
mental and nervous prostraton, blsnched cheeks
bloodless lips, leless eyes, clouded brain; while
others sner with painful Irregularities uterine dis.
placements and ulcers, hystericAl spasns, physical
prostraiion chronic eucorrhpa chlorosis, suppress.
sious. loss of appetite varan dJeafes kidney aac-
tons, etc which in numerous end IN epileptic
Its, convulsions, ineanity and death. ThaGe are
generally the result OF insttentlon. All females
know tho class Of complaints We allude 10. Now,
ladies' all these troubles can DO averted and cured
We have proof from thousands
Dr.. Dromgooles English Female Btters will cure
you sound and well-will make you healthy and
hsppy-will make you feel like a new wsmRn and
no miytnko. Sold by all Druggists ut sl.0O, Send
your A. lrpus for acopy Of Dr. Dtomgoole's Family
Medical = wiser, nee 20 the afflicted.
J.P DRoMGooLE a Co,
proptlalOTs, LOullyllle, Ky,
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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the uiine. and many other diseases
that read to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
n case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmeni) whl
not cure or for anything impure or Injurious
found lit THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats oil Private Diseases successfully
sis Of urine, s5 90 Price of Vital Restorative,
s]0 u bottle, or four times the quantity. $40 90;
sonttoany address on receipt of price, or G. o. d.,
mo G. o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
name If desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us Olivestrcet, 81 Louis. Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL Il BRO
Dallas Texas
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
CLARK & SCLATER,
Danyille, Va.

Is a never.f failing euro
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper.
matorrhUa, LOS T
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follics, and excuses In
maturer years-such as
! Loss Of Memory, Las.
situde. Nocturnal Ennis.
] sion, Aversion 10 socio.
ty, Dimness of Vision,
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straugcr-''Is say, Mister Big Head, you seam
10 he little on What sils youtn
mtg Head yes you see was GU.
with The boys last night, and g., kinder uiNedn
kfrdnger-"lt appears 90 ton the looks Of
your hcSdp'
BIG Head -"It don't feel exactly like my head;
'peais to I've hinder 'Ewellod up and rs u Il had
notion 10 bust sad the pain Is teinhie,"
Hfrcncer-" II you Will get bottle % nAilcy'I
ssline AIerieni, one or two doses will put head
on you,' that your friends would recognize"
RIG Head III Do any thing 10 get lid Of all
Ns pain AMI sunetingn
This marvellous tenieiy cures those terrible hend-
aches, cleauses the stomach, unluads the bowels,
pnoeks the liver, relCyos constipation " once, and
gives tho bile ehsuco 10 60. II hiss become the
popular and standard remedy fur constipation, bill
iousness, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach,
and All diseases requiring sTsh nice and pleasant
pureatiye or physie.
Il never nauseAtes nor gfpea, scts in one or Two
hours, and Is jugt So delightful and refreshing a
drink, that everybody likes 1t.
Itunelouis aud oools the brain, quiets the nerves,
and 10 a iige fud u0a for tho headache of ladies,
II mtigptes the Ianls of rheumatism aud govt,
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pain In
the back, For dyspephcs it aets like a chatn, and
has no equal In curing e0H,llpatci has't. II IL
merchants, CLERKS, mechanics, factory hands, Stu.
dents, ieAchers and all pcrsons who lad closely
confined life aud are subject 10 headache, dEtinesa
and torpid bowels II You are troubled with q
coated tongue, foul breath, loss u appetite or zen.
ersl glueRishness, Baleys Saline Apefient will cure
you. IL performs better work than pills, Is more
pleasant and Ialaahlo, and is much cheaper, in fact
hsaregnlT family medicine cheat within itself.
u sparklos aud foane just like glass Of coda
wafer, aud 10 Just as pleasant. % cents and sold
everywhere. j. p. DnoNGonLN + Co,
propretors, Louisville Ky.
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EUTURIsS.

THERE is steady advance in futures both In
New York and New Orleans, which IA always
expected Mt this season OF the year, september
futures are bringing good prices, snd speCulG.
tors think II the market advances few points
more II will he q good sale. But of these things
tho HERALD expresses no opinion.
NEW YORK,
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rREfuIfTs
IN cotton fran DALLAS arc A follow,

Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mild
MELLOW and pure --....s
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@e6ical.

illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gut binding, 50 cents; same in paper covers
Is cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood 10
cents pamphlet S oeuts, securely sealed. by
NAL send money or pOsteao STAMPS -
WHITTIER, the great specialist ol, ST ChAflss
street 81 Louis M
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NERVOUS DERILYTY

We Warrant Six Boxes of DR.. \. O. WRISTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment to cure any
Nervous Disease, either male or female. ~
whatever nature, such MS Nervous Hoaa-
ache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory.
Experimentation and Involuntary Emissions
caused by oyerwork Of the brain, self-abusc,
each s. order. agreeing 10 refund Tho money
II the treatment does not effect cure IN six
months. Price, 81 per box; six boxes for s5
sent prepaid by mail on receipt Of price. Guar
antees issued by n FREDERICKsON, Whole
ders by mall at regular pflccs =" ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled bids will be received by tho under.
signed until July 18th, ut o'clock y m, for the
erection of three Public school buildings In the
city of Dallas In accordance with plans and
specifications TO be seen at the Office OF ]. L.
Flanders, architect 200 Main street, after the
10th inst Right retained 10 reject any or NIL
bids G 4. NREELAND,
jul2 Chairman Board Tfusiees
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Have never handled anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood OF Skin Diseases
than = = =

better satisfaction for Blood or Skin Diseases
than S. s. S.
CLARK & SCLATER,
Danyille, Va.
Have heard the highest expressions Of
appreciation from parties who have taken
s. 5. S. for Skin and Blood Diseases.
WIN. LlrTERER Il CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have ever
handled
SCHILLER & STEVENS,
Washington, D. C.
Fair-minded physicians now recommend
1t as positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
$, s. S, has given better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold.
j. A. FLENNER,
Louisville, Ky.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest
terms OF ). $, s.
L. MESsITER,
| Denver, Col
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soldiers wishes was not devised. In Brunetti's re-
tort the uninfammable sheet would not have been
required and the process would have been toerably
rapid. We doubt. however, If under the most favor
able circumstances and with all the modern app-
ances cremation could have afforded an imposing
pageant
That neat and vvacious little Dialogue between
Messrs. Sparks and Cox In the House on Tuesday
ought to be preserved among the gems of parlla-
mentary wit:
Mr.. Cox-That IL not true
Mr.. Sparks (sneeringlyD-Phew
Mr. Cox-You are not big enough, anyhow, to say any
thing 10
Dir. sparks-Not big enOughi
mind "
Mr.. sparks-Pbewl That's nonsense, you little SCAMP
The mutual observations about size seem to us
unnecessary. The quality of the wit shows that
plainly enough. Anything finer or more whitening
than Mr.. Sparks's "Phew" we have not come across
in a long time.
1t Is remarked that Mr. Tilden was at the bottom
OF the scheme to have General Hancock run for
Governor OF Pennsylvania. He wished to defeat
him and Kill him off for 1884 We doubt this 1t
has never been the Sages practice to waste his am
munltlon. Hancock was KILLED off" in 1850.
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NEW-YUKK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE y, 100"

Crooked in his official accounts Burke nat
urally was of different mind, and after what
he deemed satisfactory statement demanded
that Parker should withdraw the insinuation.
OF course Parker did not That kind never
do. So then Burke, having apparently failed
TO convince him of his honesty by figures ana
facts, and feeling that there was nothing
else in life worth living for, said, 1--WE VIII
then fire at each other. What is your favo-
rite weapon ~ "The Mississippi rifle" sald
Parker "and what is your favorite dlstancef
1.-TWO and half paces," answered the una
Dashed Burke, knowing, OF course, that tniS
nut it On business basis, and as neither OF
them meant that kind of business there must
be a "new deal.n Then came in the seconus'
who finally agreed upon respectable weapons
and a safe distance
So then they fired pistols at each other hye
times, and on the fifth shot Major Burke, who
had invited the gentleman on the other slde
to this mode OF settlement, was " shot through
both legs, about three inches above the
knees and it is said that his wounus'
Though painful, are not dangerous" linen
they went away. We do not know that we
have any right to inquire, but we would really
like to know just where this result leaves 'no
original controversy. Major Burke called out
his opponent, of course, in order to settle the
question raised by the latter as to the correct
ness of the formers accounts as State Treas
urer. If he had killed or even winged his adj
versary, no question could be raised hereafter
as to the accounts. That is as we understand
it. If it did not settle that question, 1t settled
nothing, and there was no use in lighting.
But he got shot himself. Now what does that
prove7 Not knowing how soon Major Burke
may recover, and be ready to demonstrate the
accuracy of his accounts and his own personal
honesty with Mississippi rifles at two and
half PAGES, we shrink from the obvious infer
ence. We have only to say that altogether
the funniest thing in this world, according to
our view of it, is the tragedy they call
"duel."
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GENERAL NOTES.

Students at the University of Virginia arc
wont TO visit the grave OF Jeer and pledge in burn
ing draugts Of mountain whiskey the memory OF that
departed patriot. The removal OF his remains would 10
a blow to the educational interests OF the state.
There is balm in the announcement that the
series OF lectures upon the life and exploits OF Jesse
James with Mrs. James in a chair upon the platform %
the chief attraction, began with complete failure ~
Kansas City Monday evening Only about hiiy per
sons were present 1t to be- hoped that the partners
in this shameless exhibition are DISCOURAGED tnVus1
cheering declaration TO that effect Is Oinit'eu ~ e
reports.
There are queer doings among the mock Oh
that eminent coOred shepherd, the Rev Johh Jasper VI
Richmond who achieved greatness Dy oeciari"s '""'
&" the sun do move" young Diack snecp ""o s
accused Of lying was elected roin 'no ioiu M 1 -
a. ,na, d,vsr.ion with blasphemous pertiDaciy no
=. - .,nr.ssed the hope that God woud parav|o
Wv ~ What he stated was not true instantly
LIS 49, hagan TO swell and was soon so thick tnat no
could scarcely aruonate ~ Somme OF sound a. he
ia eau, anster repeated his former assertion no Ha"
coei Saan able 10 utter word aince thst uomsn"
The principal college commandments lali
..,. year IA follows; Columbia, June Ii, Cornell
Jr,s Is; Princeton, Rutgers Brown, juno ~
Irr,versty Of the City OF New'forK Lehish, @sa'
~ Irne % Harvard, Yale, Union, Amherst ooerln.
' 'ont LAFAYETTE June %; College OF the City OF
- yorr Dartmouth, Hamilton, Trinity. wesleyan
-, lima %. Pennsylvania, June 80 Wilhahs
Mddlebury. July 5; Bowdoin. July IL. The Newhns.
land colleges will graduate about 500 students w.
hsr not varying materially from tnat OF tne ds Ysls
hupei shoui Harry ard credited with 49, anu az
With ia in their last catalogues IL w pSs aoai sI
arations have somewhat reduced these numbers
The following protest and plea in behalf Oh
a., own profession Ia entered BY The London La"ee'.
nnr,nr the last ton days various names OF gentlemen
n,v. been entioned - likely to receive titles ana nun
80. Co. .srv,ces more or less obvious to the public
US to notice the conspicuous absence IN
tntimstons OF the nsmes Of men VINO nave a'.Ans
worldwide eminence In own profession oy reau'ss
the calamities incdsnt TO disease pJ perl'os"s
nv which IL 10 either prevented or removeo
H. lon A. th. .lur 70 rsst on our Government How
long WIN ntsAsvjns sonas BE- the only genius un''''~
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The abandonment of the preparations for burning
Garbadrs remains is ascribed to practical difficult
ties The family seem to have been unable to pro-
cure the appliances that were requisite, and to
have been forced at the last moment to substitute
burial for burning. This result is almost unaccount-
able as cremation has been advocated III Italy for
twenty years by physicians chemists and sanitary
refomers. In 1874 cremation congress held In
Milan was largely attended and the Cham
Der Of Deputies was formally asked to sano-
ton this mode of disposing Of the dead At the
gas works in that city practical experiments had
been already made by DIR. Pol in reducing animal
elements TO ashes and vapors, and at the Vienna
Exhibition another Italian had displayed an in
genlous apparatus for securing complete incinera-
ton of the human body. Even if an improved
Siemens furnace could not DO procured for this
historic OCCASION IL is not easy TO understand why
some practical method Of carrying out the heroic
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kind or to any extent should be abolished or
abandoned. The time of the members Will not
be taken up with fruitless discussions OF gen.
eral theories Of taxation-inevitably fruitless'
because, whatever may be recommended, Con-
gress will certainly sustain the protective sys-
tenn in its essential features. Nor will the time
of the Commission be occupied in enlightening
any member who remembers, with the ia'e
Democratic candidate for the Presidency, that
the tariff question was once brought up IN his
native village" The Commission is well con-
stituted to investigate faithfully and lntehi-
gently. and the result of its inquiries ought to
be great improvement in the tariff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09

gotiated and signed be-
tween the United States OF
America and the Republic
OF New-Granada, now the
United States OF Colombia.
BY tho thirty-fifth article
OF that treaty, "a exchange
for certain concessions
made 10 the United states
we guaranteed positively
and eilicaciously" the per
feet neutrality Of the 18TH
mus and Of any interOcean-
10 communications that
might be constructed upon
or over II for the m0inte-
nance Of free transit from
sea to sea; and we also
guaranteed the rights Of
sovereignty and property
OF the United States OF Co
lOmbia over the territory OF
the isthinus as included
within the borders OF tho
State OF Panama.
In the judgment Of the
President tins guarantee,
given by the United states
OF America, does not re-
quire reinforcement, or &C
cessiOn, or assent from any
other Power.