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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN, Ii TO 70 YEARS
W Qld, must be quick at figures Apply in
own handwting 10 GAS co. oct2s-lt
MANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG BAR
W Der a good prominent place Address with
particulars, +. q Iceland. Dallas Texas.
oct2S-It
WANTED-ANY PARTY HAVING AsMALL
W furnished house aud willing 10 rent 1t for
or l. months To desirable tenant, can secure
Que by undressing 7. O Box 1858 oct2S-2t
WANTED 90 MIDDLE AGEU NAN AND
w and wife without children togo to ives.
tern town; man for partner aud help in hard.
ware store, ana woman to do general house.
Work board ana liberal wages % the riRh per-
sons Apply, with good references, 70 Co. b.
PAXTON, at Huey d Philips Dallas, Texas.
- oc2S-3t
(NANrED-TNu COMFORTABLY FURN.
' lshed rooms, with board fora gentleman,
we and two children. Address p Box
losa, Ihe highest references given and re-
YuHeu' ocl2s.2.
MANIFESTATIONS CHOICE BROOM CORN
W NJ awiits Bcoom l,actory1.os Elm ST oal2s.it
tAANIED-lu DENT A LIGHT EXPRESS
" wagon ana horse by lhe month or other
wise CAL ON or address THOMAS s. KNIGHT.
a6 Floyd str e. cr1S. 81
~ red NENOdaN ~ E-r-IINT
Styles OF or"oma ap4 prices 10 sviu's
HOS t'm street oaf.s 81
WANTED LADIES ~ YOU "NNT a
W nice be- 'n that will clean and preserve
}ouf carpet ask your grocer for Swf'g Extra
improved lirpcf hraHNE. Every one warrant
ga - give ,clfatistaction. oc'oS r.
w ANIED-HOARD ~ AlApl ~ A TEI-
~ te family. ADDRESS postohce Box Isl.
Huu"S, leA'S, oci2S Il
WANT ED-EMpLOYMENT BY a IUCE-
" eugh and compe .eut book keeper OF long
practical experience. Address II No s1l Pat,
terson avenue, Dallas Texas ocr7.2t
| WANPED-A PRACTICAL BOOKKEEFEE
OF many years experience, perfectly IA
m,uar win banking business, desires a siua-
| non the very best references civca Adde'S
n, care Dallas National Bank Dallas, Texas.
oo'26.lt
| NNANIEu-IO SELL 4 CAR LOAF OF
~ FEEDER, hogs NJ &c. per pound WILL
NJ WALLIS Live stock Agent East Dallas.
oo''f. lw
| \NANlED-A COurLG on buls rEOgl- Id
| W, u u years old, 10 do work GROUND "a house
aaui,yG n'"E y3 l9em'Ci'ei generally useful. lu.
| VuInh NJ herald office rrillif
| (LANlED-A Coon FON NOM; NAN
/ ~ WlmAn would employ man aud wife.
/ Addro.d Box jA Fgrncy, Kaufman countc.
I Texas se.ts.i
/ AZ ANlED -lJl MEN no GU. BOE D'ARC
Texas sepSl,
| AMANiEp-IOu TO srOp Attic NATION
! " Al HOTEL, iirstclssA Recommendations gt
/ reasonable rate .-OELN ONE pOLJAP ANr
/ l"EN ln.tlNE GENTS PER DAY Tho build
ing is brick, with three Starways iu case OF iire
Lvea'u W. me business portion OF tine city, only
one square nom strectCer line and one gluprt
Rom Texas Pacific and Missouri Pacific pepot
NolNthlent To passengers coming or going 6vol
t'tuei lnfl, Olce open all night quests mr.,
called Tor AL trains. 4. CLEAEY. Tropriator
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Mr.. Capel says ri only try, with all
my theological knowledge and Catholic
iervoh TO make other men believe as do
taInly amuses me sometimes TO hear Prot.
estant ministers say they believe In every
man Judging for himself by reading and
studying the Scriptures, and to be guided
In his religion by his own Views. Then
these same ministers turn directly around,
set themselves mp for an authority, and
after telling the people TO form their own
religious IDEAS, 10 right TO work 10 instruct
them and try to make them adopt the same
form OF religion they have. How iallaoious
and contradictory itisln
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Chambers BNOkkoenlng for RRglnnaTS

A ~ instructor In SMglo and Double Entry.
LesNNli clear, simple aud easily comprehend
ed. my teacher can toarh H. ONLY textbook
published speClally aden'oi TO Southern com.
mon schools, as II takuy IN In detail the busi.
ness OF tho Southern country merchant crop
morlgaging, cotton shipments, etc, Handsome.
ly bound IN cloth and sent postpaid. ~. Dis
count To teachers Address
Professor II. H. CHAMBERS PRINCIPAL,
Monticello AGA iepv Monticello. Ark.
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Rcltolous.

rb-FlRSr BAPTIST CuuRCH-Corucr OF
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev K. r.
Hanks, pastor, Sunday-schO0l at p.30a IN
Dr. J. l.. Williams. superintendent Preaching
~ III n, m and i'3l y, m, , by Rev II. W n
simms OF WaNahachie. Seats free and wei.
come 10 all.
RECOMMENDATION CHURCH-Comerof
harwood aud Bryan streets. Rev, G.. |. SCOncld,
pastor. Services NJ n u. m. and u. m.
Morning thcme, The Lambs OF the Field
EEFlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH. CORNER
of Bryan aud Pear streets. Services at II ~
m ana Sunday school at $3.50 y, N. An
are invited,
HgSE PArRlCES CHURCu.-Coner Wood
aud Ca6eN streets First mass no 7.3l, solemn
hlgh mass at 10 u, M, sermon. NoHpCrs at
$50 y. m Lecture BoncliCton Roy v.
QuinOu, pastor. residence 1000 Main street
poCoMMERCE sL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
sunday school At $50 d. M, Preaching at n O..
m, aud $ p m. Experimenting Thursday
evening VI 7.Sn
u0-uALLAs GAY M,,luN-Gosprl svrlrr
Mission Suuday-sChOOl this afternoon at the
courthouse Singing commences at $3.50; sun.
day-SchOol proper at I, singing also after the
suudOy.school. cordial invitation extended
To ALL
nUFLONn STREET NJ, h. CHURCH SOUTH
| Rev. J W, Hin, pastor Preaching Mt n a.
m, and Z y. m. sabbath school at $3.50 H. m.
Acordial Invitation extended To all
HB-rARERNACLE NJ. g.. OHURCH-Corner
/ Of Elm and sycamore streets, Rev, s. A.
Thomson, pastor, Services AZ IL a. m. and S
p m. suuday.school a. $50 a. m Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at Sp m.
Seats nee, Public cordially Invited.
RB,FlRSr PRESBI rERiAN CHuRCH-Cor,
ner Main and Harwoed streets, Rev A. Z.
Smith, pastor, Preaching at II a. M and
y, m, Sabbath, school ut $50 A. m The
| public generally invited.
ns-SEUuND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wood street, noar HatwoOd. Preaching at II 2
m. and p M, by the pastor sabbath. sChOO
At $50 a, M. A cordial invitation is extended
TO all.
Re-CuMB, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
North HARDWOOD street Rev. d. W, Broughton
pastor Preaching II q m aud Sp. M Sabbath
| school AZ gSO a, m. Robert r. seay, supern
| tOndent. A cordial Invitation extended To all
ns-LAMAR srREErM r. CHURCH SOUTH
l-Worshiping at Dallas Female college Llyj
Oak street, Rev. W. H. Hughes, pastor
Preaching at II q. m, and S .. m. Communion
every nrSt sunday, after the morning services
sabbath school at9a, m, Prayer meeting ever,
Wednesday night ats y, m, A cordial invita-
ton extended to ALL
DU-LtVE OAK STREET nAPrfST CHURCH,
Corner Live Oak and llaryoOd street, s. A. Hav
den, pastor. sunday ehool at $50 a. M, w
|. Addison, SUPERINTENDENT
RS-CliAPEL lNCARN ArlON-CORNER oil
Hsrwood street and Mckinney road. SUNDAY
school every sunday morning at o'clock
Morning prayer and service hrst RAd third Sun
paw
as-Sr MATTHEWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
At II a. m. and Il.2 =, m. The Rev. @. W
Tuner rector OF St Matthew'S parish, Brook
yn, New York, will oMciato to-day. both morn
ing aud evening
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important

Important.
When you visit or leave New York City,
sava baggage expresses or carriage hire,
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred ele-
CANT rooms, fitted up at cost OF one mill
lion dollars, reduced 10 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator. Res.
iaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroads 10 all de-
pots. Families can live better for less
money al the Grand Union Hotel than
IN any other first'class hotel In the city.
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JOHN G. JAMES,
B AN KER
wichita Falls, Tera..

rfausanta general banking business, and
respectfully tollcits ace cunts aud collections
Exchange. Foreign am Domestic, bought and
sold Letters, with reference to investments
carefully and promptly answered
Correspondents New York, lmporlors aud
Traders National Bank, 81. Louis, Valley Ma.
tlcnh Bank; Galveson Dali, Hu,chings 4 90.
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DR. sTNOMGl8 PTLES.


speedy curl tr liver Complaint Regulating
.hc Bowcs, PIN,riug tAp Blood. Cleansing
lnm &ulorlal rsn. A perfect cura ilr Sick
Headache, Construction aud Dyspepsia
Strong PtctOtoi Pills insure healthy Npue-
ulo, good digestion, regularity of the bowels
\ sure remedy io- Colds aud Exclamation 4
precious boon 10 delicate females, soothing and
btHcing the nervous system and giving yigor
aud health 10 evorv fibre OF the body. sold by
druggists, For Pamphlets. etc, address O. r..
HULL. Il CO., Boy $50, New York city.
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UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF MEDICAL STAFF
DR.. T. G, Comstook, physician at Good
Samaritan hospital, 81. Louis, Missouri,
says: For years we have used IL IN this hos.
pital In dyspepsia aud nervous diseases and
oonvalescence Of lingering fevers. IL has
the unanimous approval OF our medical
staff
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1867 Prizes, amounting TO .,..,.,,'..'.'tN,sl
Application Tor rates to clubs should e nt n.
only 70 the Office OF the company IN NV w
leans. -.
For further information, write clearly, sl'ns
full address. 49,,
Address Registered Letters and make A0DU
Orders payable to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BlNA
New orleans
Remit by POSTAL NOTE American 81 W
Order New York Exchange, or drat On wv
Orleans. r...,,
Letters with currency Invariably BY EIl'sss J,
We pay Express charges on all suns
upwards Addressed. .,t.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. New otlessS "a
orGEo. A. WEBsIha,
70i Kim street nallAa le,s---.
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Eoutsiama Eottern
NEW ORLEANS, Angus,
TO THE PUBLIC
Investigate for You,..,.

Postmaster General Gresham bo,.,-
ca wliiul ana malicious falseho@esS' ing publ,
the character OF The LOuisisps W feganl .
Company, the following factsaro otsls L0uev
pubic 70 prove his statement tbs sven 70
false aud untrue: S'S'hess 70 \
Amount OF prizes paid by Thu
nsse iVSi etay company from January J
Paid TO southern Express Co No
Orleans I NJ, Wescoat, MepaseseH
PAD To- Louisiana National Bank 'slled,l
JOS. II Cglesby President
Paid 20 state National Bank, 1000" i2,A
5 II. Kennedy, President
RAD 70 New Orleans National RanI' Lli<
a, Baldwin, President. 1A'
Paid 70 Union National Bsnk ICONS &
5. ChaflarOn, Cashier -.
Paid to Citizens Bank, ''''''" Gu
e. l., Carriere, Pr sident
Paid to Germania National Bsnt ''''"" %
Jules Cassard, President
M u lubernia National Bsnk '""'' A
Ch0s P4lfrey, Cashier,........-
Paid 10 Canal Bank, I'd. Toby. Casb;,:,:.
Paid to Mutual National Bank
Jos, Mitchell, Cashier.
Total paid as above.
Paid in sums Of under u 600 al tbe' yss,'sI02a
rlous Offices fthe Company tarouSh,
Out the United states. os.
Total paid BY all. -
For the truth of the above facts wa ~
public to the officers of the ab1ve.nsmreass' y
pors,qions, and iorour legality aud stsp IgS
leans, TO the state authorities q WV VI
also TO the y. 5. Officials Of Louisiana wnAt M
TO BE- legal honest and correct In ali ov W. sli
| sections, as wuch SO as any business ula'
| country, Our standing IS conceded H. X ~
viii Investigates ana our stlrs ngs IA, os az va
soil at or Board OF brokers. and 5S sr'sipeel
many Of our best known and respec.edeis,
M nhnnrrrrr
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With these principles and the membership
already obtained there is hope OF reform
which will be radical and permanent.
LITTLE TEEwEB.
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Eost

1uSl.
/ osr-A GOLD MEpAL, lN sHAPE OF A
Ia Gocian cross Engraved ON the one side
picture OF beehive aud tho Latin word
perseverance,, 'on the other "Hamllton Col.
lege," The finder will be paid double the
value OF the metal ON returning the medal to
the HERALD office, oct2S.u
SToLEN-A NEW FouNpLANp D0G, WITH
~ collar and tax tag on fiom my place OF bus.
mess S2s Maiu street. The party who has HIM
had better tu n him loose or win have him az.
rcs,e0, A liberal reward will be paid for his
rolnin 10 Joe Ohhogrn 8 8 Maln sL nntll nI
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Enr Mpnr.


EoR RENT-sEYERNi OFFICES sITTI lfF
i ior business men near Exch&ure Rant an
wan u JANIS n SIMPSON o~ioS,s,
tVk kSNI-t FURNISH u OR uNFuKN-
l Tined rooms " l0p Elm street, oc,9s' d
EoR RENr-A LARGE BUILDING CES-
= yaly Gated, with ilue spring under The
VSNlNSnn, wei suited for tlrstelass laundry. Inv
, 80. MNklhN, No, 200 Main 81 oci2S.it
Eok RENT-rWo GOOD ROOMS WITH IVA
I ter gas, closets, etc, 72S Main street. o mA.
towards Music store. also room 95xs0 Seet an
iaclnc avenue, opposite passenger depot A.
nlv ~ ~ National Rams Sc,oS \,
FOR RENr-A ME- Jaw FO6E g,715
I aSSen.Illns on Ross avenue. Apply TO ! I
,' ,,,,,, i ,,,,,,,,, cntgsit
EoR RENr-HousE WITH FOUR RO1VS
~, n,ulsn.I OF UNFINISHED, No. i21a cam.
ply ON premises 'N - ''en Az
Eoh -COrrAGE-RUOMs IAEls
- anu pleasant south front cnnvenio,,t y,
u ov, pns Apply to CHARLES A. CApWFt
w NuWstus Music store, as Main ~ ociai.st
EVk RENr,-A DESIRABLE FRONT Ro,Ia
spireS ''s h or UNFINISHED, Reference re'
and Nsrliis st,c ny northwest corner OF Browder
IDop' p,,S,, .,.... oc2S.lw
w kENr-A ElRSf.ULAsS sTORE oSr
e., G las Sesi locations In the city of ballss
s ss,tI ei business, facing two corners M ~,
piCt,, '1 i,, nlm street now occupied nv Cco,yo
az Bopsiosus' ~ Store, Apply 10 Richsr,i COIN
''uover Real Estate Agents
-5---p,,s.,,-. cots I'm
E". RkNr-rnE MN two s5Vn1V
90, otles st1re-house. 5OxSO feet on Tho son,h
,Se , vosher OF Elm aud sycamore streets also
sida MN MN, sSo,',oty brick 2ixSi feet ON north
piy w ioSNtSs tne head 81 Murphy street. An.
Si Soa JMH sia M IRPhN, Real Estate Aeents.
non pIsS,ss ss.ses seniNf
'ok kENT-uNk LARGE ROOM sFCoSn
sca s.oty, No COG Main street. Suitahle soe NJ
change ssloo m exposure Apply al Cotton TX.
nepl2tf
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Louisiana State Lottery 0

we do hereby certify tina, we supervi,a A
arrangements for all the monthly and seml.sr
Company, and in person manage and eSs,,j
the drawings themselves, and that the sane y
conducted with honesty, fairness and In IA
faith toward all parties, and we authorize N
company to use this certificate, with fsf-sinil
otour signatures attached, IN lis sdyodSl
meats"
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FHHE STATE OF TENAS-TO THE SHERIFF.
L orany Constable OF Dallas county: Whcteas
oath has this day been made before me, by
NoIker btrne that James +, Farrell is on.
resident OF the state of Texas So that the or,ln.
ary process OF law cannot be served upou him.
Non are hereby commanded that ou, by making
publication Of this writ In some newspaper
printed III Dallas county, for four success live
the said James T.. Farrell to be and appear he.
Tore me, at regular term OF the Justices court
for Precinct No, l, Of Dallas county, Texas held
Al my Office, on nain street. In the cit, OF nal.
las on inc s9th day OF October lSSS TO answer
the COMPLAINT of Rodger Byrne for Righty.T Two
and 90 100 dollars (sS15O), the amount BY him
oyerphd on freight on bill OF goods shipped 10
him g. q. d. Herein fail not and Of this writ
MAKE due return as the law directs. Given
under my hand this the nth day OF September
lSSl w NJ, EDWARDS, J T.. 80 smnsi,
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The UNIVERSITY nE IAE SNuIH

Is located nj Sewauee Toru., upon the Cam.
betland Plateau, 1000 tco' shove the sea level
This School, under the snNm0l patronage OF the
bishops OF the PrOtes tan, episcopal Church In
The South and S,uthwest Ogcrs the hcalthiest
residence aud The best advantages, both moral
and educational, In It's Grammar school aud Us
Collegiate and Theological DEPARTMENT.. For
the speCial claims OF this University iornatrou.
age apply iOt documents - the Rov. TELF AIR
HonGSON, d. d., NiCo Chancellor, sewa1,e,
Tennessee
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Lydia II. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Compound
Is daily working wonderful cures in female
diseases,
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ORA W IN G
CLASS L, AT NEW ORLEANS,
UESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1883
p~cAP1rAL PRIZE, $3.50 O,p
LIST OPpRIEra,

10000 Tickets 81 Five Dollars Zach, Fricdr
In Fiths IN Proportion,
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There Is always enough gambling done
on the sly without a large city like Dallas
encouraging Il. The HERALD must not
fret, Frigid treatment on the part OF the
Dallas people will not kill gambling, for Il
will flourish, green as Bermuda grass, ages
hence when Dallas will only be known as a
city OF remote antiquity, and the HERALD
will be q dream \ Denton Chronicle.
WILL no ms DUTY.
Hon. DIN Wellborn leaves for Washing.
ton to-day. We are betting that In the ais
charge OF any aud all of his public duties
there he will ably and faithfully represent
his constituents, Mr.. Reagan's doubts to
the contrary Notwithstanding. MERIDIAN
Blade.
SOME coon ADVICE.
When you hear one person backbiting,
or relating some circumstance detrimental
TO the character Of another, find out wheth.
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ETFlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
of Bryan aud Pear streets. Services at II a.
m. ana Sunday school at $3.50 y, M An
are invited.
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ns-FlRsr BAPTIST CHuRCH-Coruer OF
Sycamore aud Patterson avenue Rev K. II.
Hanks, pastor, sunday school at p80a m
Dr. J. l.. Williams superintendent. Preaching
at llR m and T3l y. m. by Rev. II. W. n.
Simms, OF WaXahachic, Seats free and wei.
come To all
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composed OF members irrespective OF party /,
who shall do their utmost to bring about
abetter state of things than now exists In
the city government, A fund OF So 900 has
already been raised and II Is proposed to
augment II to 81 900, for the purpose OF put
ting the machinery OF the organization into
operation, Many Of the names OF our best
citizens appear among the list Of members,
There 10 deep and earnest feeling upon
the subject 81 reform, and settled purpose
apparent b. wipe some OF the disgrace Of
hoodlumism from the administration of
municipal affairs here. Public atten,
ton and indignation have been aroused,
and Il will likely not be allayed until some
very thorough work is performed. The re-.
cent Developments OF the grand Jury have
caused the faces OF the worthy people here
10 glow with shame, and they have resolved
90 unite and put down the iniQuity which
threatens 10 onthrall them. The future
course Of action OF this body OF citizens will
be hereafter marked out. II has declared
It's object, In general terms, 10 be the cor
rection Of abuses and evils In the admins.
tration OF local affairs, and to secure a pure
aud effective enforcement OF the laws nec.
essary 10 these ends. aud TO maintain a
steady and energetic policy,of reform In the
city government, and 70 engage In the gen.
eral propagation Of ths spirit of palron'tm
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-15
TAsHTsJr TON NOTES.

The coinage at the various minis for May
was 81, 12l, 200, of which So, $780, 900 was
standard dollars.
The indications are that the British Gov
eminent has given up its efforts to extra
dite Sheridan, Walsh and lyman.
The Ship-LabOrers' society of Quebec has
adopted q resolution that eight hours shall
hereafter constitute days work..
The President has appointed Archibald
u. Edwards postmaster at Peoria, Ill, vice
II. Il. Burgess, suspended for embezzling
money order funds.
The receipts of the Patent Office for the
I'VE months OF the present calendar year
are S5O7, 776.S5, an increase of S7S, yI0.7O
over the corresponding period of last year.
The law against the importation of Amer
lean pork into France Is not being rigidly
enforced, and shipments are being made
from New York to Marseilles.
The government has accepted an addi-
tlonal section of twenty-five miles or the
Northern Pacific railroad in Washington
territory.
h. According to the report of the director Of
the mint, the production of precious metals
in the United States during 1857 was s33,
500, 900 gold and $40, 800, 900 silver, decline
Of 81, gOO, 900 as compared with the yield of
the mines In 1881.
Total values of exports of petroleum and
petroleum products In April, 1883, were SO,
liz, 492; April, 1882, "a, 1S6, 955; for the ten
months ending April 80, 1883, s35, 196, s65;
for the corresponding period of the preced-
ing year, s42, 1914, 2l2
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-15
Chimes, Metal Work ,rs.

The making of sheet lead for the
lining OF tea chests, etc., is q somewhat
important industry of Hong Kong. 1t
is made principally in sundry establish
ments to the westward. On entering
one, the workmen will be seen with
shears busily employed in cutting out
the sheet of lead into the required
sizes and shapes. The shears are simp-
ly large pair of scissors, firmly fixed
to solid block of wood some two feet
in height. The lower blade of the
shears terminates in square piece Of
iron, instead of being pointed, as is the
upper blade. The sheet of lead will
also be observed to be of small size and
somewhat irregular in shape, and this
arises from the method of manufacture,
as will subsequently be seen. Going
further into the shop will be seen an
iron pan raised II inches or so above
the ground and carefully finished off.
Beneath this iron pan is furnace,
and at the side of the pan next the wall
is the fue communicating with it. In
this pan the lead is melted, and when
judged to be hot enough, the workman
takes two of the large square paving
tile, which may be seen almost any
where in the colony, and these are then
smoothly and carefully covered with
several layers of unsized paper. Hav-
ing placed these two tiles before him
one above the other, the workman
raises the upper tile with his left hand,
and, taking ladle of the proper size in
his right, he dips it in the melted lead
and then pours its contents on the upper
tile and quickly presses the lead out in the
form of sheet. The paper being a
bad conductor of heat, the lead does
not solidify Immediately it leaves the
ladle, and, by long practice the work
man always ladies out exactly the same
quantity of lead; the sheets made vary
but little in size or thickness.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-15
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs will thor
oughly and. quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious. s