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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

6alreSton; Hon. olin Wcnborn AG-
dreSsesa a DeuSely Packed House
His Speech is Well Received.
AUSTIN: Events OF the Fair-Thc Races
Premiums Awarded -- Local
Mlnutip, Etc.
Minc0la: Political Notes -- DlSguStel
Republicans aud Jubilant
Democrats.
waco: Senator Coke aud Hon. &. Wash
Jones Clash Claymores.
Houston; Enthusiastic Meeting of Young
Mauss ha,pncpatf., Ef,h
Houston; Enthusiastic Meeting of Young
Mems Democratic Club.
FL Paso: Murdered by ;hc Indians p
Court Decisions NJ Tyler.
And Other interesting Specials.


hustm
Special To ne Herald
AusrtN, October 2S,--10.day was tl,e last
day of the fair, The attendance was large
and everything passed OIL well. The fair
as \ whole has been remarkably success.
tul, Notwithstanding the very great
drawback caused by the postpone.
mont from last week, in consequence
OF bad weather. The following awards
were made to-day in the arena Best Jack
Joe brothers, Bastrop county. first pre-
MUM; best iennet, W. j. Dillingham;
Travis county, first premium; best pair oi
mules and best single mule, G, w. Erwin,
Austin, first premium, best match mules,
W 5. Dillingham;, first Premium best mule
colt j. IL. Peaks, Williamson county.
There were chicken fights, hog aud goat
races, and no end of fun during the day.
RACES.
First Threc.Quarters of n mile
heats; purse, 500; $50 to the first, and "a
the second $50. Entries James Browns
ch. m. Queen Esther, and Warren Nix's
b. h. Pilgrimage Both heats were won by
Queen Esther. Time, l;A l:l7i.
Irotting-Mile heats, best three in five
lree for all, the winning horse 10 make each
heat inside of $50. Purse, 500: the first to
receive $50, the second S25. Entries: @
Hamlin's b. e, John S. Cliili Porter's c. IA.
g Clifford. The first and fourth heats were
| won by John s., time, DAB, 2.i7l. Clii0rd's
time was 2a22. 245l, 1852
| Running heats for beaten horses,
| purse, 500, Entries: NJ. II, Lockwood ) h
| 4. Doc Gibson, W. Nixs Watuagua Clin
aud Porter's Foxhall. First Watua
| qua came out first, Doc Gibson second and
/ toxhall third. Time l:i0?. Second heat
| Watuagun was first, Doc Gibson second and
Foxhall third, as before. Time li5l.
The following charters were filed to-day
Rangers Cattle company, of Throckmortor
county, capital stock, 100000; the North
rexus Milling and Mining company
of gainesville, capital stock $50, 600, the oh
teot being TO do n general business IL
I Texas.
Bill Thompson, brother OF Ben Thomp
son, was arrested ut III Paso few davs agC
on charge ofmurler, committed In Nuece,
/ county several years ago without any prov
ocatlon whatever. IL IS said last nigh
/ Deputy Sheriff Frank Manning, havin,
I Thompson IN charge, reached this city
/ From some cause he did not place him IL
jail, and during the night Thompson sud
denly took his departure for parts un
known.
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sell, radical, and Jones, liberal democrat
The ereenhackers will vote almost sosidly
for Jones, as being moro in accord with
their own political principles, and in no
case Will they support Russell. the radical
monopolSt.
Senator J, A. buchanan left here las,
nlght TO speak at kilsoyc, Gregg county,
to-day.
Jones buchanan and Hogg, The demp-
cratic nominees tor congress, the state sen.
ale and district attorney respectively, will
be elected by large maiorities. The radi.
cal handful IN this section is dismaycd az
the popular enthusiasm for the democracy
and practically routed now. The old demo.
cratic shanghai is preparing 10 crow louder
tnan ever.
our board Of school directors have sus.
PENDED the rules against pupils attending
:, The Mabel Norton troupe played Colonel
Mulberry sellers ut Caspray's 0pera,house
las, night aud East Lynne tonight 10 larre
and apprccia,ive audiences. Our city is
being visited by the best troupes travel ng.
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Mckinney.


NpcclA To tue Herald.
MCKINNEY, October q Last night some
three miles below here, Harris l.owery, an
inoilensiye negro, was waylaid aud shot by
some person concealed by the roadside.
Circumstances inculpatc one Fayo,t g
Myers, white man, who has been arrested
aud placed in Jail 10 await result of the
wounds, which will probably prove fatal.
Eovernor Throckmorton and Mr., ]. n.
Dickson, respective candidates for congr, IS
ON the democratic and greenback ticket.
IN This county this week.
Cotton is coming In lively, and more was
ON the square today thau ~ any time lor
years.
Corn is sin ungathcted AMI Is but little
injured by the late rains.
WheNt planting is not yet finished and
acreage viii be unusually large.
The Fair association met today to com.
plete arrangements lor the fair, 10 he held
18th.
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Tyler
| Special TO the Herald

SPctlh w lnc HcrNlu,
TYLER, October 2s,-The court of appeals
affirmed the following. eases. Frcelander
vs.. Johnson, from McLennan county; Mar.
shall VS.. Jewell ct al, from Taylor county;
chapman W., Texas \ Pacific railway, from
G,,rayson county; Freiberg, Klein Il Co., VS.
Thomas from Brazos county; Landon Ell nj
W Wei X Bro, from Lamar county; Pitts
y, blake, from Brazos county.
Inc following were reversed and re-
manded' st. Louis & Iron Noun,
ain railway VS.. llandsman. IRON
Iarrant county; Newman w. McCulum et
al. from Dallas county; Robert Ford VS.
he State, itom Franklin county: Wiley
Jones VS.. Brazele, from BrowA county
Presslerys. the state, from Nachogdoche,
county Wohl W.. the state, from Live Oal
county.
Appeal dismissed. Wheeler w. the State
rom Baylor, dismissed Mt cost of appellant
Harris vs.. the State. from frecstone. mo
tion to dRmiss oyerruled.
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Other Foreign aud Domestic News.
Miscellaneous Foreign kilograms.

Miscellaneous foreigu kilograms.
ne FIRE.
MABGArE, ENGLAND, October as.--A ire
to-day burned the assembly rooms, the
Royal hotel, yicarage, and the whole ofthe
south side OF Crsil square. The flames
spread rapidly, but at noon the fire had
been extinguished The loss will aggregate
100000.
FLOODS,
LONDON, October 2S.-- Heavy rains have
caused floods in the Thames valley, es-
pecially at oxford, Windsor and Egham.
The waters continue TO rise aud Chaiing
Crn4yRpat pier here was carried away, but
was recovered. The houses adjacent to.
Thames street are Hooded.
sir GARNET woLsElgY
landed at Dover at $3.50 o'clock this ailer-
noon on his return from Egypt He WAS
enthusiastically received by y large crowd
He arrived nj Charing Cras0 station, Lon
don, at $40 o'clock. 4 great crowd gath
cred to receive him and his reception was
most enthusiastic. He will proceed to Bal
moral, whore the queen is new staying.
STARVING.
A dispatch from Dublin TO the Pail Mall
Gazette says; Three hundred people on
Tory Island are without food and other
portions OF the population in western Ire
land threatened with starvation.
sAHGuIYAgy ENGAGEMENT
A Turkish newspaper states that an en-.
counter has occurred between Chief Ahcd.
Allah's band and detachment OF Turkish
troops. The latter IL II reported, lost 200
men. The Turks withdraw to Baseball 10
await rciniorements.
DEFICIENCY.
DUBLIN, October 2S.--Lady Florence Dix
chas publishes pamphlet in which she
seeks to prove that there Is n large discrep'
ancy and balance unacconnted for In The
totals OF the land league funds.
STRONG MEASURES.
PARIS, October pa decree will be 9th
cially Published tomorrow regulating the
use OF dynamite, and instituting rules u
enable the authorities 10 trace the sale o
explosives. The government has decide,
/ to establish permanent garrison at Mont
ceaules.Mines, and to give the projects dis
cretiouary powers in regard to eniorcinl
the law respecting religious emblems II
schools.
DISCOVERED uYHAMirE FACTORY.
IYoss, October Is The police have dii
covered y dynamite manaiach~yNl q -
c suburbs Of this city. W8e's'
YELLOW JACK.
HAVANA, October gS--rhere were eight
deaths from yellow fever during the week
ending today.
my or ruSis DEAD.
|, TUNE, October 9s--sid Mohamed III
y Sadak hey OF Tunis died last evening:
Is Sidi All Bey, abrothcrof the dead hey, and
|. his legitimate successor TO the throne, has
assumed power
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IN the discretion Of the secretary OF
war one months leave of absence to
officers ot the army with doiac.
ton ~ pay or the allowance
for each year during which such absence
has been taken. lie thinks il would be
better still it all laws affecting pay OF
officers while on leave were repealed. lie
also recommends the repeal OF that pro.
vision IN the act of July -, 1876, which fer,
bids the payment OF mileage over land
grant railroads, saying that It is desirable
that the paymaSter should be aotihed
within areasonable time, say one wear from
time payments are actually made, Of the
condition OF their accounts in the hands OF
auditor and comptroller.
APP)INrNIRNr.
W. ii, Gibbs, of Mississippi, was to-day
appointed superintendent OF construction of
thepubuc buildings at Jackson vice Arthur,
deceased
LIEUTENANT nANENuowER
resumed llls narrative before the Jeanette
ooaro to-day, aud gave detailed account
OF the landing OF the whale boats crew
under The command of Melville, their
| Efforts to reach Dulau, and receiving
communication from Ninderman and
Noros aboat the condition of Del .ong's
party. lie then detailed the incidents con.
necled Wlth their final departure from the
native village and arrival at Kumett Suka,
where they found Melville, who had gone
IN search OF belongs and Chipp's
parties sometime before, After consultation
with Melville, they proceeded to Dulan by
order OF Melville, ana found Noros and
| Nlnderman there, the latter sick In bed.
AZ nulan they found written orders from
Melville relative to the care of the party,
while he ,Melville), pursued the search OF
the missing boats.
GOING TO PAY Ur.
Major George L. Smith, paymaster has
been directed TO proceed TO the following
| places and pay bounties and arrears of pay
| due colored soldiers of the late war Mo.
bile, Alabama; New Orleans, Baton
kouge, Louisiana; Natchck and
y cksburg, Mississippi; Helena. Arkansas,
Memphis, Nashville, Pulaski, Tennes.
see, Cairo, Illinois, st. Louis. JET.
ierson Barracks, Sedalia, Kansas City, Mo
( berry and Hannibal, Missouri. Upon the
completion of this duty Major Smith will
proceed to New Orleans and report to the
paymaster general.
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rMstfopr.
Special to the Herald

'PN''NN w WV ltlNtA
BAsrnor, October 2S,-About dark las
night three masked men entered the storI
OF Mesrs, Ward = House at Snake PrairieI
fifteen miles south OF Bnstrop, and coml
PEELED the proDrlotors to hand over MI thd
cash that was on hand the amount Of which
is not known The robbers also took merl
chandlse. Sheriff jenkins was notified 10y
arunner and loft Immediately with a posse
for he scene of the robbery. Nothing has
been heard from them yet.
District court adjourned to-day.
| There was n supper at Academy hall last
night, the proceeds Of which were for ths
improvement OF the city cemetery grounds
| 1t netted $50
Hon. Joseph ID. Sayers left to-dayfor Sar
| Antonio on private business.
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'WNANNhhi N'NhlNhNAs
PmLAprLrniA, October 2s.-At the coro.
ncr's investigation into the circumstances
attending the explosion of the iron mortar
at the bicentennlal display Of fireworks by
which etgh, persons were killed, the Jury
returned verdict that the deceased camc
to their death from injuries received by the
explosion ot motiar ut the hands Of Joseph
kceycr, nn assistant OF Sharpenburg, pyro
technist. The latter was also ccnsurcd foi
not using the proper mortar, and W. s.
Hycr and brother contractors for violation
OF the law. kecyer AMI Sha7penburl.
were committed TO await the action OF the
district attnfnpV,
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...,.,tIou pro,ectf In some cases
L certain II does not, ns .s ~ do away
,eol No doubt an auempsa au,.,a ~ s,,I,s great
,vh ths duties on wool wonlu, et5's' NV rmrsad md
n.'osition. This Item : ope % .,, ~ ~, K MAS
Soiiinr scheme by when ous ,s..s,,",s w
.,srs,sd. The knit goods msnulsosus .lN,, r.enr,s
On.l"In ,nsv need extra protection oeVauss W.
~ ~ su, ,y an wool. Bat q sludy oi Wv
mc WV vool- American medium neese
flcss =, ", sv vsryInr tariff for The las, sls.
ndsr ou, our. sis strange fact that nee wvo.
eais suJm, Js',,,ss @ nave given the farmer Ine
nd los uu.s' ..ns md AM that high tariffs hase
ghes, PITY, H. mwest price. Thus, rom
.yen n,m ~ Vim hish rates q duly, ,n ,m
~ 70 ~ .I.,,I ~" averaged 1910 PEI lw
fjce ol c,V wcV, ,sn 10 iSaa with hAyn tnSss W..
ounds ,.Vn wv. s,c,n lssl 70 lsi,. xrn wv, ,A,
s's1 sor,.e ,arIa. Aiding seas, = h,sa ss,a,,s us'
,p, ,p',a, "a a small duty '"w ~ al au,
uSless' wy. ,s,s 10 1910, hish IsEssS ~
ss ~ M 10 1853, hcrifonIsi :, ss,s sSo'l
vc. = som o,,ales and higher on c.ns,,, ss,, q ~ n
y some X, ' iree wool, st5Sl; ~ W n
~ Y, '%lt, ,%srlt, with war demand ,sasu
lcrrS,,,' orr, s;sh sh rates Of duty, IN -. X Il
o ISL, msn sisej, II viii Be sse.v VIM
brchipi,lv,,,. ,.. which are used ey NJ
aboyc nku.ye ~ Pennsylvania, We sj~rI
D. kensy.vs that high dnues ss,sn
bfcsectlon'snr, mice for wool. Inc = ~
oeen tovs % Hans msnufnrturess .scls
ION % thai vs'svrI s'nssrrIed Oh without i:
10 CANNOT pe cshsn lhs coei Of o.xes
vool. and .ns nss.S Y h hy hlsh tafitI' msnS'k. .''k
1nroo oyv az y. n rksi % quickly rsPo,s.'
bSsicn Herald.
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NJ i'aso.
ri FNHI
snnOlnl 10 ihn HnrAll

nlN'lNl w l'if btldius
III PAso, October'2S.--Major Il. W. pc.
trikin celebrated civil engineer, and the
owner of mining interests in the Dolorcsa
district, 100 miles south of chihuahua, Is
reported To have been killed by the Indians
near his mines n Few days since. His part
ner, Mr.. Wil0nrn, was killed ten months
ago by 'ndiars in the same neiehborhood
In the district court to-day John Roberts,
charged with embelllemcnt Of less thar
! 500, was found guilty and sentenced to tive
| years IN the penitentlary.
Arrangements have already commenc&i
| !rr The icista and bullhght in paso cae
| Norie, which commences December 7th al,
continues an Chrs'nrs Ton thousa
people attended last year, and II is beliey
| a larger number will be- present this
{. +. huntington, the Southern Pac
manager will arrive here tonight.
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bt,tth
Special 10 the Herald,

UF'VTWT W WV IT'TNIU,
DrcAruR, October ?S.-ludge Ireland ad-
dressed large and attentive audience hers
to-day. Many grcenbackers were present.
His arraignment ui the Davis admin istra-
tion was scathing, aud he placed Jones and
the independents cheek by iowl with Davis.
He gave more satisfactory history and ex-
planation Of state affairs o. any OF our
public men who have spoken here. He
will carry Wise county by an overwhelm.
ing majority. His speech was able and
most convincing. He goes from here IN
company with Colonel Borth to Wichita
] Falls and IIenrlotta.
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SUMMARY or cNsEs ANp DEATHS.
PENSACOLA, October Thirty.three
new cases Of yellow fever and one death
were officially reported yesterday at the of.
ice OF the board OF hcalth, showing slig lat
FILLING oil Of the number OF cases The TO.
tai number ,pf cases to-day is ., lGd. total
number of deaths, Ill
ruE RELirr FUN.
NEw loIH, October 2S-rhc Pensacola
relief mud to-day was augmented to the
extent OF $50, making the aggregate oyer
$2JiJ.
TiiE PtCANI NE's SPECIAL.
NEw ORLEANS, October 2S.-Thc Plea.
yunes Pensacola sptoial reports % rNw
cases and death,
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iNsANr, sAy rnr IrRy.


CHICAGO, October ga sealed verdict In
the Scoville insanity case was delivered last
court this Eorning. II declares Mrs. SEQ.
VILE insane. The courtroom was crowded.
Mrs. Seville was not present, aud cannot
be found
The verdic, declares that she has been
insane about six months, and that her In.
sanity Is hereditary,
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Fort Worth
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
FoRr WoRrn, October 2s.--lort Worth is
badly infested with beggars, blind people.
etc. About dozen are on the streets from
morning I'LL night.
Eight carloads of beef cattle we're
shipped today to Chicago
Three thousand pounds OF wool were re-
celyed and sold at ~ cents per pound.
Six marriage licenses were issued this
week
The pay oar on the Texas \ Pacific rail-.
way was here to-day aud left several thou.
sand dollars.
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Commercial aud Financial.

NlNt Ks
New YoBE, October 2S.-Thc stock mar.
ket opened irregular, but with values in
the main to below yesterdays closing
prices, the latter for Houston 4 Texas Cen.
trail, st, Paul, Minnesota Il Montana, how
ever, was higher. Immediately after the
opening, Lake Shore advanced I, and the
general list n smaller fraction, aitcr which
the market became dull and heavy. Prices
fell oil TO |, Canada Southern, Lake Shore
and New Jersey Central being the most
prominent In the downward turn. hut at
II O'Clock this was partially recovered,
Lake Shore and Canada Southern leading
a rally of tod.
THE woRtp's CorToN suriL ~.
NEW IoRK, October 2S.--rhe total visible
supply Of cotton for the world. to-day. is
l,S5,ilS bales. of which ! ,22l ,6lS is Amerl.
can, against 2,lli eco and l,61S $40, respect
ivcly last year The receipts of cotton at
all Interior towns thus far the present sea.
son, Is ltGOSi bales. receipts from planta.
tons, 2j5,0ls bales crop In sight, l,@Da55
bales,
FUTURES.
NEW NopI, October 2s.-The Posts cot.
ton report says: Future deliveries at the
ufst ra,l opened slightly higher, but lost
the advance, when an increased demand
ran up prices ot November TO August 0 to
1.l00 above yesterdays closing quotations,
and the market left OIL firm. With refer.
ence to Mr.. Ellison's reported estimate yes.
tefday OF "a crop necessary 20 meet the re.
quiremcn,s, wchnye TO add that, ON particu.
lar inquiry az Liverpool, 1t VAS found that
the estimate had been incorrectly tVlo
graphed. and that Il should have been given
as B.jOO,O eco bales. instead Of 0,S00,ON
NEw loRE, October 2.-rhc weekly
statement of the associated banks to-day
shows the following changes Loans In.
crease, $1,557 30; specie decrease. sl,0sl,.
300. legal tenders Increase, So 100 deposits
decrease, Si05,iO circulation increase
$751; reserve decrease, si,lgc,5SD. The
banss now hold 81 ,5if 100 In excess Of all
legal requirements.
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Washington News Item.
FOREMAN DICKSON.

WAsutsoroS, october 2s.-forman Dick.
son, Of the s'arroutc Jury, was arrested to.
day and gave bail In the sum Of $500 for
his appearance TO answer the charge Of con.
spiracy and endeavoring 10 influence the
verdict OF the star.rouie trial.
TnE rAYNAsrEn.uEsIR,L
In his annual report recommends that the
act Of July - be 80 amended 20 a. 10 allow
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MO LANn sAi.E--nANAnKsi.i

Sr. Toris. October 2s.--rhree million
dollars worth OF land IN west Texas was
sold In New York yesterday to an English
company there.
Thomas T. Hudson, dry goods merchant
al Fort Worth. Texas, who was reported as
having. failed some days ago, has com.
menced suit against I. J. willis & bro, of
Galveston, for $1,000 damage for seizure of
his stock, thereby suspending his business.
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In the old times, when people Travelled by
diligence IN France, one traveller was Killed
In every JJ5 200, and one wounded IN every
@nn. Now, when they travel by rail. one
is killed per y 1854 and one wounded per
5sp,tp. Railway travelling Is thus nearly
twenty times as safe as travelling by an.
gcfce.
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spctihI 70 NnV Hefhus = - n
Mrsrot,, October es.-Colonel withcrs'
sudden Withdrawal from the congressional
race has dsgusted and demoralixed the
rrcenback party, who believe that the lay
Hubbell barrel Is the sole cause Of their
betrayal. The contest IL now between Rus.
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BriHos, October 2s.--Dstrict cour. ad-
journed here to-day amer helding one
month, the limited period at this place.
There were quite anumber of criminal cases
disposed OF and the following convictions
made state q y. ys, y. 2, R,oherer; per jury,
terson. then ofhorsel five years; Bob Pink.
ney forgery, two years. ~
Tho weather IL fine and the streets have
been thfon.ei the past week with wagons
loaded with cotton.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Housros, October 1.-THE Yonne Msn'1
democratic club held rousing msotins ~
night. Prominent young men In IL ~
ward werc. enrolled aud will work fo} In
land and the democratic ticket.
The cotton market closed sloady; on6
unchanged: middlipR spot, f0i; naioi. T. !
bales; receipts. 0,sio gross; 2,O's net.
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HERE AND THERE.

'"N '"',s"S SaaNt az NNh
York Ended-The Last Hours
Struggle Exciting In
the Extreme.
The Crisis IN France The Government
Adopting Heroic Measures Dig
eoyery yora Dynamite Factory.
Sir Garnet Wolseley Lands in England
aud Is Enthusiastically Received
by Immense Throngs.
The Bcy Of TSnlS Gone Where al! the
Beys G0-l.ls Successor In-
stalled.
A. A.Snnguinary Encounter Between Tarh.
ish Troops and the Insurgents.
Lady Florence Dix Hints That allIIas
Not Been Told
About Land League funds- Floods IN
England.
-
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BROTHERS
GREAT CARPET SALII
CARPETS! - CARPETS! {!
FOR ONE WEEK
CARPETS! CARPETS!
CARPETS! +!
CARPETS! !

should call at once. Velvet Carpets at won
derfully low prices
These goods cannot be bought elsewhere for
S5cts yard more
Extra Supers at Gjc., formerly sold at zoe
Extra SuperS at 11c, formerly sold atSl
Extra choice styles at Sc. and 81 90
Two'ply lngrains ut 2jc., SOC, 25c., 4Oc., SOC.
GOc /, all of which viii be found far below
regular prices
You must come and see them if you would be
convinced that SANGERS' is the
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About Land League Funds Floods IN
England.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-29
Superior Excellence.

The reasons for Pernna's superior
excellence in all diseases, and it's
modus operandi, are fully explained
in DR.. Hartman's lecture reported in
his book on the ellis. of Life, and
How to Cure Them" from page l to
page 10, though the whole book
should be read and studied to get the
full value of this par excellent rem
edy. These books can be had at all
the drug stores gratis.
Pe1un0 is the best immediate Elk
pectorant Cough .Medicine), that
has yet been compounded by physi
elan or druggist. There is nothing
in medical print that can at all com
pare with it. And no less is it the
best Tonic, Stimulant, Nervine, Diu-
retic, Alternative, AntiDyspeptic, APP
petizer, Hematic, blood Medicine,
&c, &c, that has ever been com
pounded by doctor or layman. 1t
should, therefore, always be kept on
had for immediate use.