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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13
Human Surfering ReI,ered.

Intensely severe headaches, consti-
patton of the bowels, deficiency of
bilious secredons, fatulency, INSTEAD
iness of spirits, dependency, heart
fiutterings, nervous debility and weak
ness promptly cured by Browns Iron
Bitters. A true tonic, universally
by the medical profes-
Journal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

Senator Voorhees, in speaking OF
the political situation in Indiana
says;
~ have no doubt that the Demo-
cratic party will carry the State i'm
November next by a large majority,
and the same result will follow la
1884. The law bringing about the
election Of all the Senators this year
was passed by a Repulican Legisla-
ture, and that party cannot, and /
presume, will not, complain"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

Mothers should remember il is a
most important duty at this season to
look after the health of their families
and cleanse the malaria and impuri-
ties from their systems, and that moth
ing will tone up the stomach and liver,
regulate the bowels and Inriiy the
blood so perfectly as Parker's Ginger
Tonic, advertised in our columns
Post See other column.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

Mr. Clifford +. Hudson, OF Elnlira.,
n. Y, says my aged mother suffered
greatly from poor digestion and gener-
al debility. She was always complain
ing OF her liver, and her bowels often
panied her greatly. She was very
weak bought her n bottle Of Browns
Iron Bitters, and she says, IL goes right
TO the spot, Clifford She has greatly
since using this excellent
medicine"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13
A GARRErTsBURG correspondent
of the South Kentuckian says:

The railroad move is being boldly
pushed forward in this section in
the furtherance of which cause a
meeting was held at Beverly on the
10Th INST, where Hon. G. q. Smith,
OF Clarksville, and g. M. Quarles,
Esq, of Garrettsburg, addressed the
people upon the all important ques-
tion. i have not been able TO learn
the success OF the meeting; but be II
as it may those best informed in re-
gard TO the matter, feel confident
That the road will be built despite
the carpings of the wise acres TO the
contrary.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

81 have little about me, but that
little we will share" said "a Dublin
Queens Counsel to an ugly custom
er who, with a menacing air, asked
for aims AT night in a lonelysuburb.
"This revolver" said the @. g. as
he drew il from his pocket, "has
six chambers. l will give you
three" Just then the q. G. found
himself alone.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

Terrible itching and scaiy humors,
ulcers, sores and .scrofulous swelling
cured by the Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap (the great skin cures) externally,
and Cuticura Resolyent (blood purifi-
er) internally. Ask about them at
your druggists.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13

"DOnt say never, pet, rather
promise that, if you should be
tempted to repeat this experience,
will you come TO your husband hon.
estly and tell him your trouble ?"
Cecily promised with her beauti-
Jul arms encircled about her lovers
neck.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13
CRUEL JEALOUSY.

A Story of Love, Jealousy and Happy
Reconciliation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-05-13
ComaunpII0n.

"Our days are I'm the yellow leaf,
The flower, the fruit of life Is gone" 4"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
STOCKS,
kNpORTs.
This Year. Last Year
RAILROAD ITEMS.

THE Pilot says the Newport Il Batcsyille rail
road Is being pushed ahead,
The Batesylllo & Brinkley railroad cannot be
restrained by the Iron Mountain railroad,
Tho building of u standard gauge load from
o1arS to Charleston, In franklin county, is the
latest scheme on foot,
Deer Lodge Montana Is the next objective
point OF the Utah x Northern railway extension
from silver Bow, The limo will reach Deer
Lodge in about ten days
The Van Buren, Graphic says tho Frisco tun-
mel through the Boston mountains cost 100000
The approximate earnings OF the Atkinson,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad for the month OF An.
gust was 81, 2250 600 on total mileage of l,SO
miles For the corresponding month last year
the actual earnings were o., OOoGi % on n mile.
age of 100 1t will be seen that the increase In
mileage has been but ntiy while the In
crease In earnings has been about sci $50.
The report that Fort Smith had secured the
location of the railroad machine shops at that
city was premature The question Is sull All
open one, according to the Van Duran Graphic
Some difficulty has been experienced in obtain.
ing necessary subscriptions,
Tho Fayetteville Sentinel thinks that by 0cto
bor the Frisco road will run regular trains Il
Nountainburg. within Is miles OF Van Buren,
Two passenger traius will run daily from 81
Louis to Fayetteville, and perhaps clear through
W Mountainburg.
were y, accidents, In which Is persons wcr,
killed and 80 injured. Fourteen accidenu
caused the death OF one or more persons each
twelve caused injury, but not death; while Il
no less than GO accidents, or III per cent OF w
whole number, there were no serious Injuries
reported. Ten OF the killed and thirty OF Oh,
injured were railroad employees, while eight o
| tho Killed and twenty.slS OF the injured wer
passengers or others riding on tho trains, ---s-
The New York Central management has az
c,dsd 10 build q special track adjoining VI
prcsent four from New York 70 Buffalo, an,
| 1--WE cattle trains exclusive right OF way owe
Inc entire route. New rolling stock !, 10 be PR
yided, with facilities for feeding and wateriil
stock on the way, thus avoiding one OF N
greatest drawbacks Of the transportation OF liy
csttlc--,ho deprivation OF food and drinl
which causes the feyerish and unhealthy COT
diton OF much Of the western meat slaugh,ers
Al New York Trains are 70 be run through Q
fat passenger tine rs high M forty miles a
hour, tAting cattle through In . night rom BY
falo' With tho yards at East Bunalo aud u
large sources VI supply over the present rcas "a.
and those now building westward, the NJ,
track will DO great acquisition W New lof
improving the quality Of the meat sold 'here al
lowering the prices. a;
A ~ Louis writer says, In reference 70
Goulda acquisition Of the control OF the Ham
bal Asst Joe railroad:
Thin psrchsss gives Gould another hold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
A WoMAN's REMEDY.

At certain ages and periods Of wornans lie, there
comes certain troubles, aches, Pains and sunerlngs.
These complaints and irregularities ieopaIdiSe tho
married woman until after the turn OF liie."
Some have headaches, swimming Of tho head,
mental and nervous prostraiion, blsnehed cheeks,
hloodless lips. lfeless eyes, clouded brain, whilo
others suner with painful irregularities uterine dis
placements aud ulcers. hysterical spasrus physical
prostra,on, chronic loucorthTA, choross, supptes.
siona loss % appetite ovarian diseases kidney shec-
tons, etc, which in numerous cases end In epeptc
fits, ccnyulsons, insanity and death. These arc
generally tho result Of inattenton. All females
know the class VI complaints We alludc 10, Now,
ladies, all these troubles DO ayerted and cured.
We have proof from thousands.
DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Biiters will euro
you scund and well-wili mSko you healthy end
happy-will make you feel ike new woman and
no mistake. Sold by all Druggists Al 600. Send
your address for . copy Of Or. promgooles Family
Medical Adviser, FREE % the aliseisd.
Up. DRoNGooLI a Co.,
Projectors, Louisville. Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12

Blooming and fruidng have been retarded. and
favorable. -'''
The Geographic advices to Bradstreet's ,sster.
Gay were indicative of an improvement In North
Carolina and Louisiana aud somewhat In Ala
bama but in the remaining cotton states the
situation Is sui torbiddipg. The situation in
Texss Mississippi Arkansas, Tennessee. Ala
bama anu Georgia must be regarded as seriously
critical An abundant growth Of plant has been
secured but as indicated, clear and dry weather
for the ensuing month is ab,olutely essential 10
the maturity OF the crop At the date of the
last rep 0rt 1t was certain that forcing weather
had enected good deal in making up for the
backward spring The August weather has
now had the opposite effect and the crop gen
orally throughout the south is from two to three
weeks late. As hundreds Of correspondents
point out an early frost would 20 far
70 cut the Yield very short ow-
Jug TO the critical condition OF the
crop IT'S difficult il not impossible to general
iEe the situation but II may be said that while a
month ago serious injury was only threatened,
considerable injury has now been done, with ex-
eepttonal weather to insure an average crop
The weather reports for the next few weeks will
now become of the greatest interest At the
same time il should be noted that the present
growth OF the liant is favorable condition for
large yield provided the weather should be
clear and dry into the late sutump. II Is
thought that the heavy growth of the plant has
MUM W llNht Ni lhE Nilc pdt oNallu
by reason ofthe backward spring. An analysis
of the elaborate table prepared by BradstrceGs
reveals the following There are 279 replies, out
of the total of 7i2. which say that the
weather since July % has been good; 50
that It has been fair led poor and 2i6
bad. Blooming and frultug is reported good
by $50 correspondents fair by rs poor by ll9.
and bad by I'll. Serious injury caused by cater
pillars is reported by correspondents slight
by 50 and none by GA Serions damage is said
to have been done the plant by boll-worms by
SO correspondents slight by l72 aud none 10y
500 Rust and general shedding, rs compared
with the general average, is said by l2l cores
pondents TO have been less by 33l to have
been the same and by rs to have been more
There are lis correspondents who say picking
is now general, 39S that it will become SO from
September to Is, aud 1913 that it wilt he gener
al between September Is and 30, The genera
condition of the crop is stated to be very gooC
by l23 correspondents, good by 23i, fair by. 29S
poor by So and bad 10y a.
INTIsBnnnI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12

better satisfaction Tor Blood or Skin Diseases
than s, s. s..
CLARK & SCLArER,
Danyille Va.
Have heard the highes, expressions
appreciation from parties who have taken
S. S. S. for Skin and Blood Diseases.
WIN. LIrTERER & Co,
Nashville Tenn,
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever
handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS, =
Washington, u. Q.
Fair-minded physician now recommends
il as positive specific.
s, MANSFIELD 4 CO,
Memphis, Tenn.
S. s. s. has given better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold.
J. A. FLEXNER,
Louisville, Ky.
Every purchaser speaks in the highes
terms OF s. S. s.
l.. MESsITER,
| Denver, Col.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
SEPTEMBER Y, 1882,

Wichita Falls is located In the fertile valley Of
the Big Wichita River In wichita county, II 8
miles from Fort Worth and about ~ miles from
where temples into Red River, OPP oste the
Indian Territory, In the center OF one Of the
most beautiful and healthy sections In the
Northwest. Here are located the end of the
first division and the main repair and machine
shops OF the Fort Worth 4 Denver City Railway.
Here also are situate the Falls and Rapids OF the
Rig Wichita River, which makes II the finest
watcr.power and the future manufacturing cen.
ter OF Northwestern Texas Good water for
domestic purposes, can be secured AT depth of
from 20 IA 10 feet
These advantages will enable Ito control the
entire uadC OF the Southern portion OF the In
dian Territory and OF the vast Par. Handle OF
Texas, aud which will make II the finest cattle
| shipping point In the state
TERMS OF SALE, Purchases not exceeding
| 500, TO be paid In cash nj time of purchase,
Purchases exceeding 500 onc.half cash, one.
| fourth In six months and one.iourth In twelve
months from date Of purchase. All deferred
payments to bear ten per cent Interest from the
dale of sale. Vendors lien retained TO secure
| naympnt of notes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
CURE YOURSELF!
CLARK & SCLATER,
Danyille, Va.

Dr. Bohannan Vegetable Curative Iswarran,td 10 psr.
manenily cure oil forms Of spernsorrhsa OF seninai
Weakness, General Debility Imppsnty, etc, and rcsofes
"lost rcvrr" aud brings back the "iouthni Nlvur Of
those Who have sexual eccsscs or evil pac.
tees, IN from two % scyp wCtks tine Ihsttmey which
has bsyn ucd by DR. Bohanngn In his private pfrccc iur
over thirty years known 10 fail In curing even
the WORST JlsiA !, gives vitality and lmpaIts cn,rry
With wonderful eiit % those middo-agcd men who ie,ls
wsahn,.. syond 'hem yMs ns inylgoi.ting properila
qnence q that dcadny d.sfuetvc habit Of self AbuS
tan use ihs me icne With the assurance oil spsey ~
rKRhANLr sarc. The patient galss strength and ,ss.
t.y Of sp at once IS acts directly o. the parts sissA
Cd a. soothing and healing tonic aud anny he 10 the n.
lased seminal ve.ces and rTl,a,d ducts nlparns posV
and tone and restoring them 10 ,hef natural state The wa
a. the tancfnl habit had ncyvr been lwulred IN m
ingredients ar, simple productions Of rood
hrIbs &c. and are specific for the nho diseases
uf-Pticc Five Dollars, sent wnh tnl directions etc -
any sddIs,. rqt sale only Of Dr. q A. iohannsns ofs
No VI North fih sfct, bo,wvcn Washington avenue an
Green street, N. Lou,s, No. Establvhe III lisa,
ug-nr Bs"tra,lsp On Special bs,asss" which Rive
clear dcneaon Of N, nature, causcs symptoms m,ans N
surci t,c Of sifuitis. SEMINAL wEikNIss iIu Stui
tltLE 10 any address upon rev lpt OF one ttarnp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12

ss ESREAs;' ! q. ! J
married andihose eonlems
Nllow u cure diseases. Ilund-
V0Vuuh Vrd u Recipes sent seeursfy
q gssiss,s ..p n AdasA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
wing is a synopsis Of Brads,rsers

'uict on 10 replies from Sis out OF
mites In the cotton bolt which
h wer acres each. In procuring this re-
Isito,s has boon 10 look more closely 70
lpdsw nustworthiness Of correspondents
|, ~ ntags OF each In learning the con.
county than W the mum.
'eueiig, The counties reported represent
,ty shs the cotton crop.
~ ehavs fallen ShrouGhout the south.
|~so4ix clear and dry weather from
Ssery toiHsuk, an avers gs crop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
FUTURES.


NJ YORK aud New Orleans were quito
ny al gay euI declined to a. points from
. -., closing Liverpool ~ dyanced 2.Gi
y. ~ y months and closed steadr2y. The pros
N.Y. ~ 81 d decline Is not good counting the
fal Of buying orders. .vH
|Na 70 have something Of .Ssvfi mic on corn and
~ ,1 V,i' wv declined SSfS-1 snts during the
|Nph,S s.sli bottom cNAl tnot seem 10 BIO
sE IN, o,,t ms~au OF 90 Co ben now predict
| tsSrs . .s iork cosLo F20-75cts per Dbl.
aht ~, Wy .ot uay. SOL N Y, will wake up TO
Ne S NEW ~, %",No or ., Ed 10 bushels Of corn
|eyely an, Ivy. anu Una, fh c is not, compare
Irend L. w III lhe nv TRY that can be de-
bo ana ~ we presep ndiiion of the mar.
"H~ll when Ei ill touch bottom,
NEW yiAtSl1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
-eOe---
COTTON.

no seven bales OF cotton on tho
TX, and all classsd middling. There
iohat the staple Of cotton grown this
lar Sas is far above that OF any former
n, sales at all the ports are very fair
tt tho light receipts. There were no
~ PRICES OF the staple In any OF the
w European markets. In Msnohes.
Met was quoted AZ quiet Prices IN
A 0rm at quotations:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
Nedical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26o pages olott
and sill binding, so cents same IN paper co,.u
Is cents Manhood, 10 cents womsuhoot I
cents ps ,phlet 8 cents securely sealed by
mail send money or postage STAMPS NJ
WHITTIER, the great specialist GI7 ~ .hsrls
street ~ louis Mo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-12
Sale to Commcnoe alto O'Clock A. NJ. II

EXCURSION TRAINS viii be run from For
Worth to wichita Falls on the day preceding
and during the continuance VI sale nj reduced
rates. For further information and maps apply
To X. T., MONTGOMERY,
J. A. II, IIoSACK. General Town Lot Agt.
AuCtionecr. 1T W ofth, Tex
c. l.. Frost, Gen. Pass, Agent Fl. W Orth. Tex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
THE GEOLOGY OF AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-The report of the
Director of the Geological Survey for the fiscal year
ended June 80 1892 ia now nearly complete. Expert
mepts have been made under the management or the
former director Clarence King, on the various phe-
nomena connected with rock formation. An examna-
ton (chiey in the laboratory has been made OF the
structural geology the Eureka mining district OF Colo
RADIO of the volcanic rocks of the Great Basn ana OF
Mounts Shasta, Hood and Rainier Another depart
ent of the work has been the study Of certain lake
basins in Utah. Nevada and California. These lakes are
now mostly extinct Great salt Lake being one OF the
few exceptions and their history, which is now being
studied indicates "a study of the quartenary climate,
which leads n turn to the study of the climate OF the
arid portion of the United States
Another field of Investigation has been the study of
glacial formations extending from the Atlantic COAST TO
the middle portion the great plains in Northern lati
udes This investigation also is research relating TO
ouartenary climate and TO the character and origin OF
the present topographic features OF the involved
Investigations have also been conducted relating to the
economic geology Of tho Ten Mile district, Summit
Conutv Colorado Of the Dasalic mesas at Golden,
winch Will he extended to cover the entire Denver coal
basin Much time has been spent In the preparation OF
q report on the Leadve district. In Nevada, the
EureEa district been carefully surveyed and the re-
por been prepared on the Constoch louc anu tuo
MGshOe district . ----..
Tie director says ali of the investigations IN economic
geology Will have practical value IN determining the
CHARACTERISTICS of deposits, and will advance mining
industries by pointing out the best mah0ds or syste
Early III the nscal year ScOBIdpht
cal work was begun In New-MeXico and Arizona when
is preliminary geological examination OF the
country. -. -. - ,,
been engaged during great part O the year III lne pre-
paratOn statistics relative TO the mining MINISTRIES o
the United States, which are complete anu ~
every Iespect winch intended for the Use OF the
Census Buitdu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
w ASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, frluIy, oct ~, looZ.
The President viii remain in this city for week or
ten days will then return to New-IOrk
Tho land patents issued by the Interior Department
10 dav number 494. and the pension certificates l3T
W. l., Ncholson topOgrdpher OF the Post Office De
of his Office.
Wizards Hotel at Washington VIII be reopened for the
winter season next Saturday the 2lst inst This house
Inns been closed since the adjournment OF Congress
The President has appointed Edward F. Ferry, OF
Utah n Government director of the Union Pacific Rail
road, vice Robert II. Baker. deceased
The President has appointed james Luce Register or
the Land Office at DeadwOod, OAK, vice Charles NJ.
Webb resigned and Peck OF York, Consul If
the United states at Fort Eric, Canada.
The Post Office Department has increased the annual
allowance clerk hire at the post Office at Philadelphia
TO S24l755; Worcester, Mass, TO Sl0550 NewllaveD
Conn. 70 SIC 800; and Par -ons, Kaii to ~, 200.
Thomas Hassard, OF the Railroad Office OF the Interior
Department. has been appointed Commissioner TO ex-
anime ard report upon the completed section OF the
New-Oreaus Pacific Railway, extending from new
Orleans Shreveport La, where 1t connects With tue
main line OF the Texas Pacific Railroad
The Post Office Department after January next VIII
sell stamped envelopes at 81 80 per thousand In addition
to the postage. The Department has also arranged to
print special return request notices upon thc envelopes
without additional charge when ordered III quantities OF
500 T more.
The sixty days fixed by law for fling with the Secre
ary of the Navy plans aud specifications for the new
steel vessels provided for by the last Session of Con-
gres have expired only plan has been received
The specifications be submitted to the Naval Ad
vsOry Board and it Is stated at the Navy Department
tnat any plans anu specincatlUns which may De ned
with the Secretary previous to the meeting of the BOard
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
CONFERENCES OF CLERGYMEN

UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 20.-The Presbyterian
SYNOD of New-YOrs adjourned to-day to meet IN New
York OH the third Tuesday in October 1885, In the MAD
,son Square Church The morning session was devoted
10 reading reports The synod appointed the hrst sun
ay aft, Tie day Of prayer Tor colleges aS dhy 10 hap
an effort to raise endowment fuhd IOr hdIhOn Nof
lsge.
aARRIsBURG Penn, oct 20-rhc session OF the Fehh-
svvania Presbyterian Synod was continued this morn
ing H. E. Niles submitted resolution Ia reference 10
urobibtion the substance of which that they are
in hearty sympathy with all judcous efforts to unite
GOOD citizens securing the adoption OF prohlDtory
amendments 10 Constitutions and that they VIII
,nrort those men as candidates for State Legislature
edge the necessity OF PfohlDloIy mcdSulcs
The resolution caused long ana animated debate, after
Which If was referred TO tue Temperance Committee iOr
actou An address In behalf OF the BOhemlan MISSION
fund was delivered by Dr. CUttTcn
PHILADELPHIA OcL 2O-At tO-day's meeting OF the
UuyersIlst General Convention, the resignation o w.
H. Robinson ot NewYOrk, member OF the Board OF
Trustees was accepted. resolution was offered by the
Rev DE- Qumby OF Maine asking for the adjustment
of inc death penalty. IL was adopted Resolutions III
| tion OF cruelty to animals were also adopted
| PIrIsBURG, Penn, oct. 20-Thc Evangelical Lutheran
SYNOD in session in this city have decided TO allow NM
listers or school teachers serving congregations not yet
connected with the synod, vel as professors III ils
tuions OF learning right Vi euirasc III the Dushes-
| of In q