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The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

, sAyEYouRu ARNEss- BY oilipg with rncie
sans HarnessOil, which will make it soft and
plisble This Is the best oil ever made FOR 1eatf-
er. Sold by all harness makers. ~ 49,
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

The largest peach farms are in Mary
land. On one estate there are l25,OOO
trees; in another 10000.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Constipation is positively cured By Carriers
Little Liver Puis Not by purging and seaksi''
ing the bowels, but BY regulating and strength
ening them. This b done BY improving the
digestion and stimulating fhs liver TO the proper
secretion of bile, when thebowels viii perform
their customary functions In snsssy aud natural
manner Purgadve pills must be avoided Ask
for Carters IitileLiver Pflis Price D cents ~
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Politeneaei ia lawful. tender the world
over; it wiilNin sHse. times out Of ten
on mankinti:and rs good risk to take
on the mule. - :,
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
I LYON. 4 EEALY, Chicago, m
OLIVER O,TS0N & CO.. Boston
~ Foot and Ankie. :

.Hhe EDSON ELtc1RiC 6AfTER de-
vs7Sbs the fOOT END a NktE- i1to per-
feet form, Supports ard strehgthene
tlA limbs, aoos n'arveIoUs grace ah0
elastioItY % The step.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

TocCoA CITY, GA.-Dr. j. Z. Newman
says: browns Iron Bltters are very pop
ulsr and their use always results salts
fsctorily.''
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

should you be = sufferer IRON dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or Weakness, You can
be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Samaritan Nsrpine, the great nerve con-
queror, is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Get at Druggists,
$3.50.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Carboline, natural hair restorsr, is pronounc.
ed by competent authority 10 he the best article
ever invented to restore the vitality of youth 70
diseased and faded hair. Tryit Sold BY drug.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Ofthe $3.50 square miles in Illinoi s
ONLY $50 are water. ~ A.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

AsuRE CuREThe Army and Navy Linimeni
will cure any case of SPAWN. Ringbone, Splint
or Curb and 1: is good for man or beast. See
al
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

FLIES, reaches, ants. bed bugs, rats, mice srows
chpmunfs, cleared out by Rough on Rats" Is.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

There amt no substitute for common
sense-common sense is genius in dis
giise. "a
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

The CAsPERsoN ELECTRIC LAMP. Agents want
ed. ELECTRIC LAMP Co., St. Louis, No.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

NOTHING better for Asthma than riso Cure for Con-
sumption. Csc. per bottle.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

MY lad, always trap for big game-it is
just as easy to catch woodchuck as q
mouse, and then only look at the differ
ence in the amount of meat you get.
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Sba.,y, ,,ng sticks arc,

girls ~ Ies1Of" no uon knOR
eitheN "a
So made autumn leaveme
und1e headof artistic thinend
- eve 1hey armade at home tiAre
s%xsFersetty. ~
lapteas depending frciour
pdinine room cei are
ne last thing in the line of din par
p ill,ninations.
Man, ladies are now at their 8 end
hnt place where they put
1hething more in the way ofished
ss in their houses.
Handsome outdoor costumet though
9ife melancholy, are thotf black
sQp. trimmed with black Plan fur
ut as close as miser.
e proportion of artifciaomplex-
L~ seen in "box row" at opera is
~ er than ever, ,;and now one can
IN. dtbt that painted iaces are iionable.
x Cightee eigh.y-four cala,rs are be-
sSfo appear, and tt5 INTENDED
szs,,. >r-sSpssasare comfy we'll wer.
- thy 70 be greatly admired
Mu Paryenu thought the Dutch hall
..acct she bought looked to old and shah
~ and 40 She had a new case of rose
~ Tccd made and a rev face put in
A p,ush-covered. bellows plust now
hang NV bit of san ribbon I the side
~ n the OMEN fireplae. Any quantity of
hired girls have bes discharged for us
ingt.
Why not be maed quietly at home
instead Of church?sid fond parent to
his daughter, whis engaged. You
know owe a yealpew rent and every
member Of the veg is sure TO be there
rain or shine"
such ingenious city and attractive
tovs were never be seen as those now
s1hihited on the of Christmas, the
oraat TOW time d the year. Never
BEFORE has there such'ap opportn-
nity to delight ou,nng folks.
Conservative ss have nothing to
40 with the Newket in coats, because
it is now they vto see nat their
tailor. who wenddenly to Europe,
w;i, hiring home them in the 'top
coat" line.
"Nop said you.ir. Naught Cipher,
"no I couldn't geer my brothers fun,
~u.ral YOU know, ea hunung iriend
ine. don't ycow eot pauly , hul. .ha
country I've, kn,nd had to sit with
him."
Tn one of the n the opera the
other night ladi eisd In an entire
S srass Of red pausls conveyed the
,,ression that ttole Pullman pal
a cars upholstei been ripped up
Ser benefit, ely - the dress
train. Eitt9 -
Asb grows more ore In hvor in
e,rn;tnre fer ones house, especi-
aiiv as seme intelobserver has
sanyni y ont that the Il Hufherland's
ho,,.e in Devon, you has ash fur
n;tnre. The fashions reference to
ash barrels.
az zee by the papenie Prua1ian
Mot las opened in Bead Mr. Par
vanu 10 his wife at thtfhge table.
as that so?" said Mrs.m; II sup
nose it's the same sausf,. eaner-
ront and the rest oiwid 1Br
those Ger eat
- 1Esl p csx se balhe lind
Iinetoiis 1s sed 70
a. comes into>seunoa again
2o9 Nh pther table furniture Of the
fy perlod. Base limitations
baskets used TO be shot fol
target companies tl '-
Jones, of Jimjonesville, who
lch and lives now in New York,
sq agent to England to examine
eon's library with view to repro
- 1t In his own bouse in furniture
~ arrangement. This is the 10
social enterprise"
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Twenty-four aeaupds of seed are re-
quired to put i'ati ere alfalfa.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

DR. JACQUES GERMAN wORMCAKEs nevs,
fail to destroy worms and remove them from
the system. - s
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

We were puthere on earth to develop,
and we can't do 1t by going up into the
| sotic and slanaming the door after US,
nd reading the catechism we have got
|SoTo where people are the thickest, and
pitch in. ttkfS 4Fs
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

the medici NJ Or usesheFs % hsve IN the iiounl
for he children, Itwill cure coughs colds, sore
throat and tegu'ste the bowels. Do mot jail ~
give 1t trial. You will be pleased with its chaf1n
ing eject. soIdby o. llfir'fggists &st.k u
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

" "1ofher swans w arm SYRUP, for fevsrishnsss
restlsssness, wotma. CONSTIPATION. taftelsss. 25c
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
aAHr AspErsos Asp rae. ,s1scE.

LAZY ANpEHsoS Asp rae, ,RrSc
y az 2A&afk "
"e oame the trod our English la,a.
masterpiece from Phidias' hand
Ahtique and classical and grand
u Z ? Looied Ms,y..'s
ana mashen flew the maid TO greet.
leaving the playhouse DER the st>ee,
ana Nelly the twinklils feet e-G',-
II Ef8ftS For Mar
VAN ior one sweet smile they sued 4
sns thought their conduct very rude Il
iou zee that something of a prude 4
=. --..t1I hre L Man
.nc"sh tiilcd Fplenior babe her cor
ana share the festive "kettledrum..
Nothing could tempt he maidto rfn-
Unless Bishop wss sas homes y
..- TcMsry.
ssid B''t''n's Heir, "she'H ncfen,se
should seek to Introduce
Myself to this dramatic MISE
q sES rh'sm1s"
Butlittle poble Asb..t reeked
The naughty damsers siircspeet
i keep my circle most select"
E gsays Mary. :
= =. Win s.n. . s;.s S.'s !s%ss.<yyfLss fl
who wants to know you, Sir? Not H."
j.. sn.b.i1d y. Said Mars, - J
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

TROUGH ON RATS.v UIean out rats nice niss
roachss bed bugs. ants, vernn. chipmunks. l5c.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
FOR ORGAN.

Parior Organ Instruction Book. $50, I. u,
book for beginners, teach light aud sacred musr
and is highly commended BY successful. praetsrp
L achers. As grand book for beginners end nj
vancrd students, covering the entire eroupd, ni,d
hirsishing . large quantity of delightful oTRa
music, We oommsnd the Emerson Method q,
Reed OrgAns, " 10, by Emerson and Mathew,
aud for voluntary and general advanced practic'
on the Church Organ. Reed or Pine, nothing can
surpa@ Clarke's Harmonic school for the
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
How ChInn 70 UOvffHeU.
London Spectator.


Subject TO certain immovable customs,
the Emperor, in his capacity of father of
the people, -can,in theory give any order
and can in pradioe punish, with J decapl
itation or exile any 0fficialo or person who
disobeys II - Heis'in all serious affairs,
obliged, to consul, though, not to obey, a
rather large group Of 'Pnices .of his dy-
nasty and great -Mandarins, who divide
the departments and the great Viceroy-
alties among themselves. The dynasty,
moreover, being foreign, is compelled ts
respect the army, to some extent, while
this army is, for financial reasons, 80 i'm
tied in numbers that it is difficult to gar
rison the Empire and impossible TO hold
it down for an hour. Z II is the tradition
of the Court, therefore, never seriously
to offend either the army or the people
in such a way as to provoke emeites,
more especially in Pekin. AT present
the Emperor is boy, only just twelve
years of age, and all real authority be-
longs TO a widow of the aaa fuu-grown
Emperor. Helm )Fmg ~hois called The
Empress-M Mother, hut n not the, mother
of the Emperor-to Prince Kung, Ii
Hung Chang, the favorite of the native
Chinese, and two or three less known
high officials. They can send out any
orders they please and are obeyed. but
they cannot afford to risk the insurrec-
tions which would follow any great =
front to the pride of the people, such 4
the cession Of Tonquin would be. China
in fact, is more solid Turkey with SUD
tan, Pashas, army and rnob.s sharing pow.
er In unequal degrees. AS in Turkey
too, all four arssbound in the chain Of q
law that cannot be modiied..-~~a ~
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

WHEN HORSES AND CATTLE arc spiEiuess,
scrsegy and -feebl~,N they need treatmeet With
Uno,e SANS Condition Powder 1t puriGes the
blood, improves the appetite cures COLDS azDd
DfsTEMPERs,inyIy ycrsses the syste M and VII
keep The a6infai In n healthy, hsndsome Oendk
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

/ It's good for soil to have little snow
turned under in fall plowing.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

-
~Hoires 0rcdt
ease and CON
fort IN Udif
ing. riding or
dancing. nain
fGfas ard sr
eiies heoEhWl !
esrcrlation.
dispeis gou'.
RI es M at les
asd neurrigic
pains. si,bflu .
oil Hcronspson'1
stiTncss of
ioiNss, n HrrfS
bioc til lfmSs
cadJtk
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

The word from which "honey" is de.
rived, literally means delight. -.-
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
1t Is sO EyeryWhere.

Frequent changes of food for fowls are
indispensable to success.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

Gas lime sown in the fields in Winter
drives away moths and moles.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

-4cn IN wyoming Territory, near the
Yello wstone Park, will spend Christmas
with them. He is doing finely raising
stock on his ranch and has comfortable
dwelling house there. built of stone.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
the SOFIA SINGER, Part I. - -
A. II p ANDREWR. ari PRICE n cts

Teachers of the common method Of note snr
ing vii fnd in this book a large and very us u
quantity of s,lzobie pvdnfscs, note reader ca
learn M l5 minutes TO sing d, r, w,Jsat l. and "a
lhe ra1t, and It need not be in the way Of regu
;.sa as1rse Tonic Sol- Faists will hnd this "sinaer
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

What a woman can't do gracefully, she
hadn't better try to do at all.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

"Samaritaa Nerpfne cured our daughter
lifelong epilepsy" Rev. p. p. Shirley
Chicago, IN. "a ~ alss sgij
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

STOP THAT TERRIBLE COuGH.-Every case
of consumption copmencs- witha cough, occs-
stoned by having taken cold, which IN allowed 70
run Its course will sDoa work It's way into the air
passages and then t,fhe lungs, ifnot checked by
some such valuable cough remedy as EILERTS
EX TRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY, which
is unrivsled for all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Save dangerous spells Of sickness and
expensive Doctors bills BY taking this valuable
medicine inseason. Ask your Druggist for II.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
Thts M,
EdSonS' :;:::; q: !; e.: =: +; !: !:
=. Gsrfsr
Eloctric s: s.: +; s.: !: !; !; !;
~SOSt nth all
comfort o
Garter. e.: e.: !: :; !;
PENSIVA

pRIce. in finest SIR Webbing [usyaf
eoiorsl, Stva saa, ,apctie Ctssp. ", lSt
rs inch. S'F0; Hncb. So, 90 per pair.
Matted 10 any ADDRESS on receipt OF
proaey. Send for circular.
f5NDoV EfEcfRic FiBRic co.,
af eeetmas Street, New rork.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

"BUCHU.PAIBA.o Quick, somp.sts surs, IN a.
noyins Kidney and GSuary Diseases q.
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29

= and Mrs. Beck and their daugh-
her husband, Major Goodloe,
housekeeping in Washington
nth' Mr.; George Beck, whom
The Osceola times., 1883-12-29
s9ls order there was n
-s Uvolysron the part
- And . sh.A
bso;t,,. scMn the canyvs,

party grasrn-n ,n.
tnd shct-guns and a returnsS rnsS 40 =.
~ ,a1 a g,an from the other ined s;da % the ,h
ded and the men on the eAu ness oeen " woan. o.I
skipped over the other side with w;thoI. hastily
ping to put their boots on' ' y'rn9Ht AuntS stop
ley from the sheriff's party i nrnoa mnother yo.-
reply ana apparently did no dunoaeN damoss no
It was clearly the best policx liaee, y
Just what trail led up to the racl 70 m nnd q
was with some l'ttle diftim,ttvc tcx, st and i
difficulty they found that ttHhun'lhg tha n with
1es had fled; A glance I. aronea ,ne dssspea; Is
IN descending into the a eanvas showed wed
hem. The shot xaa xapluaently
tllet cut a hole in the beI ba, returned u1 ned
heriff's men. The wboIaa WHY has 20 Of one
turned the fire and 'oae ona shsria's
ssnk on his side. T Tba,e one OF the
he trail down the "9y Gont, started
so1bers though two Of tIh,oountain,
AWere soon lost T., to men a;shw were
b >>de for them in the bs,en,, ga A
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-?
mary"
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'VaAsE AFTER BANDITS.

- ssa. D..s.r.ao.' colorado
I nend, Of Irwin, WIN
ysstarday, reports some a,.,ved ar";.
" Sheriff IN Gqnnisau a,er aonn and
- search after and on r,S coun-
4. - q sanbsr Of dsspe.sSsssa ip ssSssausnt n's
I. 9p2ea = b concerned S0ss IN ss. who !"
q 10y * Ole Ostsn.sn u IN .ne re-
49, n this county. Reaoh;as s", re.
me hssk. sohe ipsrn..; neaching
~ NON cowboys that led a the ssna was
his men % believe th., y. ,ne ,n sher'
oss had sone into Pisiin coun,u on, usS-
fsrs long ride the En- Moun.1 tUun.y,
~ nscnsd and suddenly, on the '~."S ,o~
a'sn rod. two men we're Sen. s.,,p .Up
IS, no.'ns cob pipes asd rulbins sl,.a thsi,
- - With their hands. ar T !.
nsn W .hi,Psrsd by tEs sher;s,s RI ,s
% Qulet = <tAosrht E sh.r;sI
ssss.s ysss,ss ssrdsr: Surrender, you 1
= this order there wa. ,
efs revolyeron the psrt m
49,. "A. And = a.. f"'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
Saturdays storm Notes.

The wind and rain storm OF Saturday
night was pretty severe, though IL has been
most woefully exaggerated. GreeDville SUI
fered more than any other point, yeI
strange TO state, no loss of lie has been re-
ported. In some localities in this county
light built frame honses were toppled
over, but no one so lar as
learned was hurt. The hail
that fell in the southern portions OF the
county, did more real damage than the
wind, for so large and numerous were the
stone that the crops and fruit were COM
pletely destroyed in certain localities. The
dwelling house of Mr.. Willy, Wiley, a we'll
to-do farmer, who resides some ten
pieces, and his crops ruined by
hail, that completely covered the ground.
The chimney of Mr.. Alfred Floyd's resi-
dence, who lives near that point, was blown
over and his crops destroyed. The crops
of others in that vicinity suffered, though
the hail was confined, as far as known, to
but a small area of country. The weather
boarding was torn from the house
of Mr.. II. L. Payne, who came within the
hail belt.
The house and blacksmith shop of Mr..
]. II. Quinton, at Wesley Chapel, were
swept away by the wind, and his household
furniture broken to pieces; The buggy
house and buggy of Mr.. Sam Schultz, at
the same place, met a similar fate, as did
also an out house on the Brotherton farm
A store-house on the line of the Gulf,
Colorado IL Santa Fe road, the property of
Mr.. Il. Emerson, was demolished. The
house OF Mr.. Kidd, at Kidd's Spring, was
blown down. The damage done cannot
well be estimated, though it is not so large
as it is generally believed to be. The Trim
ity river is rapidly rising.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

The June term of the Federal Court con-
yened yesterday 10 a. m, Judge A. Z. Nc
Cormick, on the bench. The civil docket
was called ana besides a number Of cases
mat were set for trial, the following orders
were made in the cases named
Field, Thayer & Co. vs.. L. NJ. Heath Ell
al: plaintiff given leave TO amend, and case
set for 18th.
W ii. Mounts vs.. New York Life Insur
ance company; dismissed by plaintiff.
Edwin Bates a Co. vs.. A. =. Ryan ct al
plaintiff granted leave 10 amend.
Chase a Cabot vs.. A. p. Ryan ct al
plaintiff granted leave TO ameod.
Harzfeld a Goodman vs.. Il. Bauman
Judgment per agreement filed.
GA. Deland vs.. Edward Perry; garnishet
continued for settlement.
Same VI. John ]. Collins continued 10
a Huckahes W.. Missouri Pacific Rail
vay company; plaintiff granted leave Y
amend, and case set for 14th.
Mamie Sutherland VS.. III. G. HOLLOWAY
en- al. Defendant granted leave to amend
and case set for the 7th. n
T. x. Kurtz ". @. A. Hawkins ct al. DE
PENDANT ID. l.. Stevens given leave 70 amend
and continue for service as TO part o
defendants.
cellar 4 Dunn ". Samuel Kaiser. Dis
missed By plaintiff.
Missouri Kansas & Teras Railroad com
pany ". j. J. ec1tt ct al. Dismissed oI
plaintiff 1t plaintiff cost.
There are SO cases on the civil docket
and among them are several impOrtanl
cases. In which ooDsid+rable amount ar
Involved T--.ina docket viii hard
~ Be taken NJ this term, es no appropria
ton has been made 20 run hat branch Q
the court. and The probabilities are tnai
there viii not Be any grand jury TINS Term
There ere a COO many WISHING alorhegi
In attendancs on the court.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

While the attention Of the city council
has been in the msin directed to sewerage
and drainage, yet ct the same time q good
deal of work has been done on various
streets in different portions Of the city.
Principally, however. on The south END o.
Hsrwood street, between Wood end EaEin
~resfs. and on 81. Louis street. between
Portland ana HarEOod streets. A suhsisn-
tai wooden bridge. 100 feet long and Dieei
vide. hss been built By the street gang
sr-o-s the fourth ward branch, and q nsS
r0ute opened 20 the City park and % The
Fekin addition. Also Floyd street has
besn opened forty feet vide ron hain
- Elm street, giving crest ~rvenleDc u
fbs 80 end of Elm and Main streets, Hncs
rbe-s vss no croE strest east d Leonard
et-ret fo- LOO fset- Also Floyd street. Ia.
fsrn erfended west from Good stree1
20 Hsrkins strest q distaDcs Of y.
frrt and Ervy street has ben pui
INTO EDod shaps Ron Carton 70 Jan
r. c,utrsctor On ne ssbooahouss fsnc
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

Nh. r. A. Chsmbsrs while out driving
ysstsrdsy ansrDoon met With . serious &C
cident. she had driven 70 the residences Of
NJ. y. A. Tsarr.n just north q TIE 80
burbs wSsn u berHn rnining and IN trying
70 fnsfen Der burry curtains On, be- DOT
slipped and she - trsctuung Der nEnt ~
- - e-kIe. shs wns taken into The
h~-~ e1f d. CH-1s1 and Morton uers
ruwnored 70 attsnd her Thy hardagsc
- Fub ard brncsd viii plsstU UperE
- f-er-r-s = q I'D cns and he unf1rtu-
nsss lsty suffered ~ attme ne NOS m
nrs arcrT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

Ing has zone 10 work on ne THIRD Ward
sohoOlhousc fence, On Bfyan pa1 Hawkins
streets, and also on The Fouftb Ward
school. house fence on Wood street. Con.
tractor Doyce has laid about 800 feet ol q
inch lateral pipe on Elm street, putting In
at proper Intervals, the junction and In
spection Joints. Contractor SaDderson has
gone TO work ut the south end OF the Muir.
Inch aou attract.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
Annthsr FsnIan Arrested.

BIRMINGHAM. June 4-The police arrested
to-day an avowed American Fenian. who
declared his intention of making mischief
nd the Bright celebration next week. The
man is 40 years of age. Since his arrival he
has been receiving letters from America
and Paris. He gives his nam as
George g.. Smith. Previous to
his arrest be bought fifty cartridges,
Tor A revolver and hen entered a tavern,
where he displayed the revolver and threat
ened 10 disturb the Bright procession. The
police were summoned, and when they
arrived he was trying the revolver IN the
tavern aud was secured efter q neg
during which he tried TO shoot the officers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
Carey,

DuBLIE, June 4.-Jsmes Carey and the
other informers who testified at the trials OF
the Phoenix Park murderers, have been no
to6ed that they must indicate a place out
of the country to which they wish to be
sent. Carey protested that he would re,
main in Dablin, but the authorities pointed
ou, that he would receive no police protec-
ton, and that on no condition would he be
allowed to remain in Ireland. 1t is inferred
from this action that the extradition pro-
ceedings in the case OF Walsh and Sheridan
and lyman are collapsing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

BRIGHTON BEACH, June 4.-The grand
stand and field were well-flled this alter
ternoon, the weather delightful and racing
,snirited' 1t was the third day OF the
meeting and five events were contested.
Cromweii second. Flora third. Hileard
ouray also ran and Valparaiso was
withdrawn. Time-1:45.
Six furiongs, all d!a ag Ssm sfsn first, L GsTs
Katie second; G pmi R Rum R 1re1 Rose and
Rsndle also ran. Bulge and Jesse James
were drawn. Time, 1:16 IL.
Mile and q furlqpng, . Misrepresentation nSbisuI
BGnpie T first y Song the ra Jon ses
one mile, all ager-Mary Corbett first,
George Hakes (aged) second Time
1:45i. sro
r,dfos~Rnster first, Belle of the North
second, and owners Dive Gideon, third
Logan and Magenta also ran. Time, I'll
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
Butler Complains.

Boston, June 4.-Governor Butler has
sent a message to the House, asking. the
appointment of a Joint committee
to consider the abuses in state Of
fees and institutions. He says he
has asked that such power be
given the governor and council, but
the legislature, in its wisdom, refused to
grant it, probably from the fear that it
be wrongfully, used. He, therefore,
asks that they select some OF
their own members before whom he can ap-
pear, for he is not afraid to make his
charges before any body of fair-minded
men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
2j42 Dearborn Street, ChicaI

The Cuticura Treatment, for the cure OF
Skin, 5 alp a d Blood Disc ases. consists In the
internal use of CUTIcURA REsoLvEsT, the new
Blood Purifier. and the external use of CUTICURA
and CUTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures,
Pr ice OF CUTICURA, small boxes, so cts large
boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLvEnT, 81 per bottle.
CUTICURA SOAR. % cts. CUrICURA SHAVING
Soar, is cts. Sold by all druggists.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

ArSaroLIs.M Nd, June 4-Tbe board OF
visitors 10 the naval academy met this
morning and appointed we ionossnk suoi
fioneI COMMITTEES on the standard OF
rrboiarsbip. DR.. 8. A Green, go KING
lev. Professor 9. j. kier and Rev J.. W:
Deusmbre. The committee covers = neio
not beretof0re investigated By The Ooerd OF
-istor~. and undoubtedly bears . relsti0n
n recent complaints on cadets.