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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
PERSONALITIES,

Jefferson Davis sister, who died quite re.
Gently, was buried in the Monastery of the
Trappists otGethsemane Abbey, near Lou
isville, the only woman ever inferred there.
Halstead is afraid that the CONVICTION o 4
the star route chaps will render Bob lnger.
soil forever incapable OF believing anything.
There is some reason to fear that he may
develop u skeptical phase of character.
The late Marshall Jewell directed in his
will that fresh flowers shall be sent every
Saturday 10 his daughter Florence Mrs.
Strong, OF Detroit as long as she lives. A
sum OF money for that purpose was set
aside by the will,
Mr., Bradlaugh, the freethinking parlia.
mentary claimant" has placed conspieu.
ously in his window in Fleet street, Lon.
Paine and portraits 81 Lord Broughton,
Richard Golden anu John Bright.
Austin Savage, who signs himself a
Yankee Engineer ani.,UACes through
the columns of the Gazette, at Nice,
France, that he will put the tower of Pisa,
in perpendicular position and raise it to
the level OF the ground for the sum of 5000,
600.
The ancient church Cf Bird rock, Eng.
land, contains monumental slab bearing
this extraordinary record; Martha
Blewitt, Of Swan Inn, at .Baythcrne End,
in this parish, buried May T. 1851. She was
the wife of nine husbands consccutvely
but the ninth outlived her
Ainsworth Spoif0rd, librarian of congress
and George Bancroft are both 30 fond 81
mountains that they often ride on horse.
back several miles beyong Georgetown to
the heights where Fort Massachusetts stood
during The war, From there they can see
in the distance a few inches OF the top Of
sugar. Loaf mountain.
At the marriage OF Mile. Tourreil, daugh
ter of the wealthy stock-Dtoker, with NJ
SagliO, which was celebrate recently at the
Trlntie IN faris, the great baritone Faurc
sang three pieces, Tor which he received the
sum OF 1000 francs. An ingenious arith
metician calculated that each note cost ten
francs, or 81,
Prince Bismarcks income as chancellor ol
the empire is 1000 MARKS, and the rest Of
his income is the revenue Of his landed
property, He bought Nargin for 10000
marks, presented TO him for his merits by y
grateful country. and, by marrying an
heiress, the powerful diplomat secured
Schonhausen and Rlenield, his brides cs
tate.
Miss Catharine Wolfe, for whom the
most costly house at Newport is being
built, has caused two large beech trees to BE-
moved from West. Chester, n. Y, TO 0chrs
Point. These trees were planted by Miss
Wolie's father many years ago. One oil
them is thirty feet high and the other Is
twenty seven feet, and the weight of each
is about thirteen tons. The cost OF trans.
planting Is several thousand dollsrs.
Henry &. Robinson, of Hartford, Conn.,,
told In recent lecture OF visit that he
made Ia ono M thp am liar fnCfprips In Con.
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Gong through the factory, when Ia got
away up under the roof be found hobhins
tended by shildren-boys from eight TO
Twelve years Their faces were Co.orless
lhe man who made" S72,Ul told Mr..
isooinson that these little boys were earn
ing ntteea ceRts a oay, and that they
worked ten hours day, with twenty min,
uies rest a. noon.
OF the late Baron Martin It is related that
with his ususl desire TO be expeditions, he
once sentenced convicted murderer to be
hanged and dismissed him without; Gus
Iomary aud important formula. The clerk
reminded him of his OMISSION. "Ah, YES:
quite 50, " exclaimed the Judge; bring the
prisoner bsck Prisoner at The bar L beg
your pardon. May the Lord have mercy on
your soul. Remove the prisoner, taller.
Next CASE"
Bismarck is also "a little superstitious
sometimes. He will not have battle
which IS Yet undecided spoken OF as though
II were won. lie will not sit down to din.
ner II there are thirteen. To one of his
ministers, who had appeared with his hair
cut, he remarked "Nou have cut your
hair in good time; the moon is growing aud
that is the right time for cutting hair and
trees. Scientific people do not believe In
the influence OF the moon; but | DO, and
feel am right.
Governor stephens has tluttered the legis-
latoss OF Georgia by his action regarding
the resolution providing for life-sized oil
painting of the late Senator Benjamin II.
Hill. The preamble TO the resolution was
full OF hvperbole and eSagSeration, which
many of the legislators felt to be in bad
taste when they adopted it. Governor
stephens returns the bill TO the legislature
with this Endorsement: without reference
to the preamble, the resolution is approved
by me -
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RELIGIOUS NOrIa.

A Lutheran church was recently dedi-
Gated at Mannheim, New York, free OF debt.
The Swedish Lutherans in he United
States are said to number 800 congregations
100 pastors and 10000 attendants at differ
ent churches.
Recent discoveries of very ancient copies
OF the Old Testament Scriptures in Hebrew
and Hebro Persian have been made Mt
Yemen, In Arabia.
The Presbyterians organized mission
church in Rio Janeiro in 1852, and now have
ihhy.two churches in the empire, with .
Total of l,I23 members.
The new st. Luke's cathedral, at At.
Ianta, Georgia, is likely to 10 completed
very shortly, and the conservation is 10 fol
low completion without delay, there being
no financial obstacles in the way,
1t is stated that there is not mortgage
debt on any Presbyterian church in Ne
braska, The last Indebtedness OF this Kind
lstcd upon the First Presbyterian church
In Omaha, amounting to 50 600, and this
was raised aud paid lately,
An establishment for the production of
cheap Bibles for general distribution now
occupies the ground in Coldsueam, Scot.
land, on which stood the pr,ory from which,
in the reign of Henry VIII, the pope's
legates published bull. against the printing
of the Scriptures.
The Presbyterian church in Reading Penn.
sylvania OF which the Rev. DR., Radcliffe is
pastor, proposes to enlarge its Sabbath.
school rooms TO accommodate Its Increasing
Sabbath-school. A meeting was held to
consider the matter, and during the meeting
the sum OF $1,000 was subscribed to give
the matter start.
AT the last meetii & of the directors of the
National Bible society Of Scotland, in Glas.
cow, II was reported that 2,C00 Corean
Gospels, printed In Mantchuria from types
supplied by the society, had been forwarded
to Japan In readiness FOR use In Corea as
soon as II was safe for an agent TO enter that
country.
Another OF the noted missionaries OF
America passed away in the recent death
OF the Rev. DIR. William Gottlieb Schautller.
DR.. Schaulller YVES born Ia Stuttgart. Ger.
many, but he came to this country when a
young man, with one dollar only in his
pocket, trusting that the Lord would pro.
vide the training which he il'' essential TO
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bits or SCIENCE.

According to NJ. Mon,cgny, the Belgian
astronomer, stars scintillate more during
auroras than at other times,
From observations made In the Zooloel.
cal gardens, London, il seems probable that
the extreme lease ofliie of the hippopota.
mus is thirty years.
The Scientific American warns people
against using leo taken from ponds con.
tanning impure water. Freezing does not
kill the noxious germs so inimical &c health.
Gambctta's brain has been found TO weigh
100 grammes, to be Of very fine structure,
and to have the third convolution highly de.
veloped. The autopsy Of the body was
made, as no wasa member OF the Socitey
Of Dissection.
Manganese bronze Is growing rapidly IN
favor as u material for tcrew propeller
blades. II Is ve'y strong, and Its durabil.
ity exceeds that Of steel, the life OF which In
. propeller averages about three years, A
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Who Is Mrs. VIII sln,x

As this question is frequently asked. we
will simply say that she is a lady VINO for
upwards ot !orty years has uutiringly de-.
voted her time and talents as 4 female phy.
Sloian aud nurse, principally among chi.
aron. she has esq ecially studied the con.
sutuuon aud wants Of this numerous class.
and as a result Of this effort, and practical
knowledge, obtainei IN a lifetime spent MS
anurse and physician, she has Compounded
soothing Syrup for children teethiug, Ii
operates Ike magic-giyiug rest and health,
aho Is moreover, sure IN regulate the
bowels. In consequence Of this article, Mrs
Nlnslow Is becoming world.renowned AZ y
nehelacior OF her race; children certainlv
DO rise mp and bless her; especially is This
the case In this city. Vast quantities o.! The
soothing. syrup are daily sold and used
here, We think Mrs, Wiuelow has immor.
tauAed her name by this Invaluable article.
ana we sincerely believe thousands ofehill.
/ rem have been saved from an early grave by
| MS timely use, and that millions vet unborn
VIII share It's benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed, No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opln.
ION, until she has givenit the benefit of Mrs.
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, moth.
ers-try it now Ladies Visitor, New
York city, Sold by oil druggists. - cents
| Il bottle.
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propeller made ef bronze will. however
asst as long as the vessel. and aitsrgard be
OF considerable mo ney value.
NJ. l.. LANCER says that the fat OF a child
contains less oleic acid, but more palmitie
ana slearic acid than that OF ADULTS. besides
beng richer mthe butyric and esproie acids
In seasoning casks by the addition OF soda
10 the water more substance is removed
from the wood than when acid is EMPLOYED
nut less is removed If the wood is intro.
duced into the cold solution and the whole
then heated.
Herr o, Selickum has been endeavnrine
with considerable success to detect ard es.
innate the caStor-oil, balsam of copayia,
purified storax, aud alchoholic solutions OF
haisamic nature ofbenEoine and ofcoloph.
ony, which are frequent sdulterants OF bal.
sam of Peru.
This curious story 90, urs in Les Mopdes of
December 18TH 4 man who was very close
toa tree struck by lightning asserts that
he Was saved by crouohiug ON the grouad
and covering himself with wooden nm.
hrells. He was embodied in flames and
completely electrified, but received no
hurt
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Islas TO this feeling, but Il is only a ripp,e.
Inc country will 80 on and keep esow!nr. y
DO you tear diSastergn
NO, 80 hot. The country Is too rich
| do not think there will be enough secnri.
Ties made in the next twelve months 70
supply the regular home demand. There
are ~ v less OF the dividend-paying stocks
IN Wall street than | have ever known he.
Iere' Fhesecariies are held Tor Investment
Inc government has been calling In its
pohds, aud that money has gone into diyi.
dend paying stocks and bonds"
tiess" SNN "''
regard them us the best W, have"
Aud American railroads."
The American railroads are equal To the
pest roads IN Europe, both in respect 10
equipment and superstructure, and are
DO you think there is an excess of rail.
roads9'' - -"
u thinka percentage of the new roads
are useless Competing parallel roaus are
waste ot capital. The maiority of The
roads, however s'e pretty well situated and
VIII pay. New York Times.
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That hacking cough can be 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il.
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co druggists,
Dallas. Texas.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
ls cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
Price % cents, Nasal Injector free. sold
ny W. II. Patters & Co., druggists, Dallas,
Texas.
Sleepless nights, made miserable lv
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure Is ii
remedy for, you. Sold by w. II. Patter.
son Y Co., druggists, Dallas, Texas.
win You suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint2 Shilohs Cure IL Inc
remedy, for it. Sold by w. Ii. Patterson
X go, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh
Porous Plaster, Sold by w. ii. Pattorron
n Co, druggists, Dallas, Texas
shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure.
is sold by us on a guarantee. Ii cures con.
sumption. Sold by W. II. Patterson 4
Co, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Nitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
% cents per bottle. Sold by w, IL
Patterson 4 Co., druggist, Dallas, Texas.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchial
immediately relieved by shiloh's remedy
Sold by W. II. Patterson 4 Co., druggists
Dallas Texas.
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4 huge Cinnamon hear lacerated and
tore George Barker, near Leadville, last
winter; DR.. w. X. Leonard said. AZ led
his cruel wounds with two boxes OF Browns
Arnica Save, and without a scar" You
should have q box of Browns Arnica Salvt
always IN the house; II removes inflammation
and heals whenever the skin Is broken. II
your druggist does not have it, send ..
cents in stamps to the Brown Medicine Co.
Leavenworth, Kansas, and they will sen5
You a box by return mail. For sale by
Williams, Tolliver Il Walker, Hoyt & COT
TN, and Howell Il Co., Dallas, Texas.
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o1roRD 'Nrp,, August 10, 1917, -cAarsa MEp

Neutrality-suspicious. send me Gvt
walls OF .Carter's Liver Pills BY
return mail enclosed please find one dollar
take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to tn,
people In general that Carter's Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use and ] dare say cannot be equaled
| have been using them for some time
and ind that they are entirely curing ms
say oil any other medicine have ever used
F'7"''' ly yours, MRs. IL. MARTI..
,~..sr medicines fo- sale by vii
liams, loil!ser & Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism
Debility. Scrofula, Mercurial or Syphilitic
Ulcers, Fistula Eruptons, etc. 1t engen
ders disease and depresses vitality, and is a
dangerous condition OF the system If you
would rejoice in pure blood and healthy
body use Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
w. Ill. Patterson Il Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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Aoker's Blood Elixir is most powerful
eradicator of all impurities of the blood,
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, or
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
It's use. II puriiies the whole system and
banishss all Rheumatic aud 'Neuralgio
pains. Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.
Dallas Texas
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AVA, ILL.,, January "a, ssl-cARrrn MEDICINE

Co..
Gents, Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot.
Tie, Carter's Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carriers Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
you some time sgo have been tested by me
and several OF my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entiro satisfaction. For scb
headache, they are the medicine seek moi
20 improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale BY Williams, Tolliver & Walker
druggists, Dallas Texas.
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Chris Rintieman's saloon of Fort Worth,
which Is hard by the depot, is well known
TO and most popular place with the tray.
cling. public Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside and the purest and best liquors are
served and conc cited In style to suit
the taste of the most fas,idlous. They
carry nothing but the very best brands Of
goods, aud II you lain would smoke. IL Is
here you will find the best brands OF cigars.
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They don't make any fuss about II, but
1t Is nevertheless fact, that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps a superior brand of whisky
and LIQUORS Of every kind, and the beauty
Of IL Is that the proprietors and attendants
know how to eoncoct drink OF any kind to
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Try II, Try it,,Try mn,

Reader, you should 20 at once to your
druggist and get 25c box of Browns Ar.
plea Salye. II IL fails once to cure any
burn, old sore, ulcer, frost bite or infamed
sore eyes, your druggist will return your
money. Positively warranted.
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A Pure aud Effective Hair Dressing

Coc0aine, q compound OF Cocoanut OIL,
beauties the hair and Is sure to allay all
itching and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority OF Busnett's Flavorine
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength
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-, Whenever you prefer to go hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating,
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, rs aud 53
cents Sold by W. IL, Patterson, 4 Co,
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Convenient to carry pleasant to take, and
certain in their results are Acker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. Recommended by physic.
liant and endorsed by al, who have used
them. The best known remedy Tor Dv,.
bepsia, Sold by W. Ii. Patterson II Co.,
Dallas, Texas
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sAsyonp, MICHIGAN, Angus, 20. is7o.-CAnrx
MKDIcfS. CoNpASI:
Gentlemen-Please send 70 my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver pills. /
consider them asovereign remedy for Head.
ache. ChARLEs 8. SANpYoRD,
Midland county, Mfcigan.
For sale BY Williams To,liver b walker
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Smoke ssnnlneD uks:sis Dushan stano
dot the world.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-27

superintended and assisted though the smell
Of paint produced lively headache and the
noises Of scrapug and cleaning we're distract
ing to the tired nerves.
The minor cares which pertaiued to the life
Of this eminent man Of letters wife were al
most innumerable. Much company was en-.
tertained, much sewing. cutting and planning
accomplished. A firing and Improbable cor
rospondence with her husbands admirers was
forced upon her, when, as his secretary, she
was so wearied of writing that "she could
hardly put one foot before the other" And,
to make her duties more difficult Of endurance,
they were accompanied by continual i'll health,
with consequent sleeplessness and nervous.
ness yet her correspondence proves her to
have been cheerful beyond expectation, and
contented beyond actual cause for content
ment. She can even say in her poverty Tho
more | see of wealthy establishments, how
ever, the less l wish to preside over one of my
own. The superior splendor is overbalanced
by the inferior comfort and the only indis-
putable advantage of large fortune-the
power of helping other people with it-all
these rich people, however good and generous
their hearts may have been in the beginning,
seem somehow enchanted into never availing
themselves Of"
Surrounded by the petty cares of intermin-
able drudgery, so busy that she could exclaim
with truth, "How sufficient for the day is the
marketing and eating and dressing thereof, "
she could yet find time to remember her poor,
to study the "Italian lesson, to read the ne "
book, to always bestow sympathy upon that
husband who rewarded her devotion with care
lessness and growing" ill-humor.
Mrs. Carlyle's housekeeping which could
include so much, must have been capable and
energetic; but it was still imperfect, since it
failed to produce the true home. Was the
loose screw the ill-health of the housewife or
the ill-humor Of the house husband 1t was
the effect, at least, of zone Of the most un-
fortunate Of marrapes.n
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Miscellany.
Wine shIIdreu.

Oh, dose shildren, dose shildren, dey bodder mine
Hfel
Why dond dey keep quiet, like Gretchen, mine wife
Not makes dem 30 shock fool OF mischief, yunder,
A-shumpin' der room rouudt init noises like dunder
Hear doti Vas dere anyding make sooch 3 noise
As Hermann und otto, mine two leedlo poys7
Ven dake oup mine pipe for goot qyiet shmoke,
Dey crawl me all ofer, und dnk Id shoke
To 90 droo mine booklets to see yot dey find.
Und Il NIT der latch-key my watch dey can Wind
Id dakes sOmediug more as dhoir fader und m0der
To qviot dot otto uud his lcode broder.
Dhey shtub oudt dheir boots und wear holes in der
knees
OF dheir drousers, und shtockings und sooch dings
as desc
dink II dot Crnsus vas lining to-day,
Desc poys make more bills as dot kaiser could pay:
] hnd me qyick oudt dot some riches dake wings,
Ven each couple tays must buy dem new dings.
prng dhose two shafers some toys efry tay,
Pecauso "Shonny Schwartz has sooch nice dings, dey
say,
"Und shonny schwartz's barents vas poorer as ve'-
Dots vot der young rashkels vas saying TO me.
Dot oldt Santa Klaus init a shlcgh fool of toys
Don'd gif sadisfaction to dose greedy poys
Dey kick der close of ven ashleep in dheir ped,
Und get so mooch Group doy almost vas dead;
Budt id done make different: before id vas light
Dey vas CUP in der morning init bllows to fight
l diuk 1t vas peter you dou'd got some ears
Ven dey blay "Holdt der Fort und den gf dreo
cheers.
Oh, dose shildren, dose shildren, dey bodhcr mine
lifel
Budt shtop shust leete. II Gretchen, mine wife,
Und dose leetle shildren dey don'd been around,
Und all droo der house derc vas ncfer a sound
! guess dCy see tears IN dheir oldt faders eyes.
-thuS. T.. 4 uuWs fu Man HuTD,T's
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ARomantic Career.

Rev. DR.. Benjamin F. Crocker, professor
of psychology, speculative philosophy and
| philosophy Of religion at Ann Arbor universi-
| ty, who died recently aged G2, though kind
and lovable man and strong and vigorous
writer, will be most talked of for his remark
| able career. He was born in Yorkshire Eng,
and his youth was a variation upon the regu-
lar thing in that his father designed him for
one of the professions, while he himself
strongly preferred a business life. He was
therefore placed in German house, and sf-
| terward for seven years carried on manu-
| facture of wooden goods in England Then,
his health failing, he emigrated to Australia
and for four years transacted large business
in Melbourne e, where he was ruined by panic.
| Then he bought a small vessel and went on
trading voyage to New Zealand, Tonga, Fee
| je and Tahiti. While on an excursion to
| heathen temple at Feeje, he and companion
| fell into the hands of Cannibals, and their
| death song was being chaGtsd when they
! broke through the line and escaped to their
! boat with the yelling savages at their heels.
| On the return voyage the vessel barely escap-
ed shipwreck, and on the next trip she was
really sunk upon a coral reef with all on
board, Crocker escaping by having gone
ashore. Stripped of all his possessions, even
of his library and keepsakes, he, after serving
q while as q clerk at Sidney, drifted to Callao,
!
way of Aspinwall and New Orleans, penniless
in purse and broken in health. Hearing that
a friend to whom he had done some kindness
in Melbourne was living at Adrain, he reached
there with his wife and three helpless child
rem, and in his arms another that had died on
the tedious journey. He found friends and
was put in charge of a small Methodist church.
His fame as preacher and the ability of his
metaphysical papers in the Methodist Quar-
tery soon made him sought after by the lead
| ing churches of Michigan, and in 1863 he
was called to the professorship at Ann Arbor.
| There he has been much esteemed as man
and as an instructor and he wrote several val
liable works on philosophy and religion. He
! had not the highest education, but thorough
knowledge of the world and the greatest COM
mon sense, and, considering that he was
nearly 10 when he turned his attention to lit
erary pursuits, his achievements in that line
may be considered remarkable.