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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The overland train from the east did not
arrive yesterday until $3.50 P, NJ an hour be-
hind time. On board were many Knights
Templsrs from Philadelphia.
Studies will be resumed at st. Joseph's
Academy, Ninth and G streets, on Monday,
9th instant Pupils must be present during
the first week to insure promotion.
John f. Godfrey, of Los Angeles, Colonel
and Judge Advocate or Staff of Commander
In-Chief Governor Stoneman, has rendered
his resignation, which has bsen accepted.
The eighteenth annual Mechanics Fair OF
San Francisco will open on September 11Eh
and continue until October 18Th. Further
particulars are given elsewhere this morning.
A. Msnke states that, although he went to
San Francisco TO sttend the hop-growers'
meeting last week. he was unevoidably al
sent snd did not participate in its delibe:a.
tons.
The hearing on the writ Of habeas corpus
case of Salvatore Troai was argued before
the Supreme Court IN San Frsnc;sco on Sat-
urday last; Curtis for Troai, Marshall for the
people.
Yesterday ConstabIes Dobbins and Jones
brought TO this city on the ste amer four Greek
fishermen whom they arrested near Rio
Vista few days since for violation of the
fisd laws. They are a rough-looking quartet,
aad will have hearing before one Of the Jus.
tees of the Peace this morning.
The temperature at u noon yesterday for
the Pacific slone end east to Chicago was :
For Olympia, 61'; Portland, 64o; Roseburg,
66'; Rsd Bluff. 79'; Sacramento. 7S': San
Francisco, co.; Los Angeles. So: San Diego.
7O'; Salt Lake, So; Cheyenne, So: Denver,
81; North Platte "; Omaha, "; Daven-
port, 700; and Chicago, 65'.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

CoEsUMPTIvEs, call on your druggist and
get 3 free trial bottle CT DE-. Kings New Dig
cOySrY,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
MARRIED.

CREATE healthy sppetite, prevent male-
rial diseases, oy using Browns Iron Bisters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

Sacramento. August 2-wife of James CARROLL, a
daughter.
Sacramento. August 4-wife of T. ]. Bridges, a
daughter.
Sacramento. August 4-wiie Of eustave Luxenius,
woodland, August l2-wiie of Henry odlum. son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
We ALSO OFFER FOE SALE

We ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
A Fine Stock Range, so acres Of
which has title, 100 acres pos
sessory title, al Of which con-
trolls a large range, sufficient for
from 1900 to 5000 head Of
sheep; has also q good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $4,000.
sWEETsEg Il AEsEP. sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
An old tennecked man from Ohier,
Sprsiued his back in lighting fire,
He got good drubbing,
But ST. jacobs Oil rubbing
SF.5a Esr, x-alI and rar-y rnY1oh zorvar

VICTIMS OF MALARIA take Mason & Pol
lsrd's Pills, the prescription used with un-
psrsllsled success il the Mississippi Vailsy
by these noted physicians. They completely
eradicate all malariai poisons, are mild and
sure ia effects. Druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

Samaritan Nerutnc cured nv wife's f ia,
says Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Mich. "She
had them 80 years" At druggists, 81 90
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

REDD1NGs Russia Salve fis uaequaled for
ch;lblains, chapped hands, frost bites, etc.
TrE it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
ROQM.

vacavills, August s-Thomas Hart Hyatt to Leila
Ellen Weldon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

FoR purity, dry ness and exquisite bouquet
Felipe Extra Dry challenges the world.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14

Rock and RYE cares colds, coughs and
diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent. :
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angERIIgEaRse aIEHrIoa.

Sadness Advert iseusDts
George Mud6ox-Sewer pipe.
DR. Ira E. Oatman-semoral.
w. A. & G. s. Houghton- Booksellers and sta
TONERS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
EetesrapRif&e 9epef&
Dsutl&Iaub.

1erIim, 80. @ai. Geute finb Bic
unter ben Qin6cn seSenlbcr Der llniueriitdt
erri&tcten 9tan66il6er 6er @cbrI6cr Mles
rauNer un6 NiIbelm uon GumboI6t ents
bIIt morben. Der &oiier i0b Der Teier.
li&teit pon benz Dalton ieineS YaIa1eS au
unO stnS ipdtcr aus, uul iene In MuSens
i@ein 3u nebmen.
Berlin, 20. Mai. @ie ss bcist, Bee
abR4hst Bismard cine tluarbeitung 6er
ssiGn.mten Verfu0uns beS beuti&cn &eis
&eB.
8erIin, 90. NGi. DaS Mrbeiters
RranEens@ @eiet II pom @ei@Staae In 6rits
ter 2cluMs anSenouanlcn worben.
Berlin, 81. Mai. DaS Mrbciters
ernMtsRtaIeMs Ueiet in peR BEN @ei&Ss
taoe mlt 9l7 SeoeN % etimulen aMsenous
mn woyesn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

ter fan6en. Otur duswdrtiee gOtcntoter
Ober 6crcn @eprdientuntcn wurOeu mi
Siten ueriebcn.
Na4Sem bic @aieitdten BIat senOmmer
frdste 6er Gr3bii@Of uOn NOwsOrO6 nit
Iouter Sttmue, Of er CLAUDE, mas bic 2ir@'
Iebre, wOruuf 6er goar niebertriete uni
Iaut 6as Batter lnier un6 6as @Ioubcnsbes
tenntniB ber srie@ii@stGtbOIii@en 3ir9e
ipra4. Der Gr3bii9OF ipru9 bunn
) vN6Se 6ie gnn6e beS 81. @eiifeS nit Dir
iein.~ NIS6ann wurbe bic eisentIi9e Rr6s
nlnssotte uOu,Osen. Die Gr3bii&6fe uOu
9tOwsOroO un6 Riew Iesten benz gjuren ben
6ermeIin Tim, wdbrenb ber gr1biI3Of uOn
Neostau ipru@: ,G@dse unO i&irme Dein
Bolt, 70 ME 6ieIer NanteI un6 6erneIin
Did i@atte.
Der G3or crwibcrte: sd min Is, id
min e NIT @Ottes 6aIfe!~ Der Gr1bii9Of
uon RowsOrObStreuote Sann bic 6dn6e iiber
bes G1areH 9aupt, Febte ben Scscn @Ots
tes 0uf ibn unb feline Resieruus berab unb
iiberSob bic Krone NIeraubcr III, Der fie
0nf iein eisenes 6oupt iette, wOrouf n
Seepter nnO Otei&supfeI ersriif. aIsOOnu
tnietc 6sr goar ,ur &rSuuns nieber. Das
paar nabm 60nn wie6er nit 6em 6ermcIin
umsetban Bic GbrOnfSe Elm. @dbrenb
Der GeremOnie berri&te feierIi9e Gtiue.
Die warbiSe ernife 6oItuns bcS Rourrs
f6bte Der Nense Spmputbie ein. Ser
GrobiatOn irtOuirte baS Domino Salvum
fac imperatOrem", in 6os Der GbOr ems
Rimmtc.
l1nmittelbar mad ben geremonicn Idutes
ten aue @Ioden Der Gta6t ROstau un6 bic
artiueris CAB lOl 2onOneni9aKe ob, wdbs
renb BE MitsIieber bes tuiierIi@en 6aufss
ben Rdeitdten ibre @Eddulni4e 6arbra4s
ten. Der R0iier tniete nieber un6 ipra@
Elm @sbet, woruuf bic @eiiaIi4teit nn6 oIIe
NnwcieMbcn nor benz G0uren niebcrtnicten.
Gum S&IuB betete Der Grobii9Of uOn
NSostau far bos 8ObIerseben Der Naies
itdten. ,GS Iebe Ser Raiier!" crt6nte g
bunn aus tuuienS Stimmeu auBerb0Ib Ssr
4otbe6rnIe.
Der 3ir@en&Or fang nun 6us .Te
Deum~, wOraui Ser Ruiier ietnen Oesen
obleste un6 6onn NIT Der Ruiierin unS
3abIrei@en 8ar6entrdsern benz Sunetua.
rum aui4ritt. DOrt iuIbte Ser Gr3bii9of
pom ROwsOrOb bes Gauren 6uupt, auseus
IieOer, NoienI6@er, 2ippen, Obren, Bruit
unb 6duSe nit Del, Die RuiIsriu ,uurSe
nur auf Ser Stirne nit Del seiuEbt. OOs
BOur empfins oIs6onn bos GbenOn.abI nn6
uerIieB NIT Krone, Scepter un6 Nei9sups
feI bic Rotbe6raIe. Na@ einem @ebet in
Der 3ir@e gum :. GraenseI Mi90eI tebrs
ten bic Noieitdten in ben Yulait 3urid, Der
berrli@ SecOrirt mar.
DoS taiierIi@c BunquHt beSann INN "A
llbr in ber .6olIe, bic unter benz Namen
@r0nOuitoia betannt 1T. Dos 0etter mar
ben sOnosn Gag binOur@ berrIi@ unb bic
sanoe Mfuirc mar Elm GrfOIs. Aus eiIs
ber onscfertiste GrinnerunSBsei@eu wurs
ben MbenNS in alien 2ir@en Der etaNt
N4OStau uertbeiIt.
Mm Abenb erIicb Oer Goar Elm M0niieif,
IN 6cr e. cine ESIitil NeS TrieSenS pertans
bette, btbinsunsSweiic Hesu0Sisuns Seg
pOIcn unb ber pOIiii&sn Verbre&er uers
ipra&, abcr teinerIei weitcre RsiOrmen IN
MuSFdt ne1te. Die RibiIiRen wOIIen nit
ei,em .RGnifefe~ antworten.
Sn Eetersburs worb Der Gag nit @Ots
tesSienf unb elmer srOben Borabe ssfeiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
pretfe Ger 2ln3eteen.

Sebr 8su Ssr epaEe PEI Se4s. .41e.oo
3 OtoHotc. y go
&Oe0I SR0tt0eto.
6ir ieSe Belle Breuicr, uAer Neren RdHm, Na0
erhemol 10 Gents, bic nd4Ren glGIe 3 GentB.
6eiratbss un6 fo6esonaeloen nit Gyru6
$3.50, Obne eprud $1.OO.
NusUdrtise AnlsissH mARsH UOrOusbs,GNt psSAen.
Nnleieen fnr YicnicS, Qottcrien, GIIdStpieJ0
&C., bic 6em Settle 6cr totb. Rird5e 1MUiOer, RRs
ben teine Aufn0bme.
an1etsem ienSe man FpdteR Rtns @lORs
tag &Orgeu Elm.
Job 2lrbetten aIIer 2lrt prompt uM6
biIis oussefabrt.
Offiee Ser Gazette:
G6e Ocr 6. 1ttGO SOIUa. etrabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

MOutrcoI, 81. @Gi. Die @taNt
wurbe bsute uOn ein:m NOr6weRs ShVNe
beinlSeiu@t. Die S9iffe uUf BEN GInNe
riNeH li@ uOn ibren Mnls9epIdtea IO8 unA
trieben ben GluB binab. @erljie NMA uu's
it9rre Wouern itaJten sin; iMAsNeM tR
Icin crrfli@er llnioQ 8emeISet wotNei'.
@eReru MbcnA Rel Ner &s0eN II Gtv1ut(n
unS Z = SaS waras @sItsy I$INO nlarGm .
taIteO m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
ECoNOsuzING TINE.

The legislature at Austin has n tremen.
dous amount of work to finish up yet be-
fore il can say that its labors are properly
done, and there are but few days remain
ing before the time arrives when 1t will in
all likelihood adjourn, and indeed ought
properly 10 adjourn. Every hour of time'
therefore, II can gain, is so much made by
the state OF Texas. From time to timcsthc
effort has been made to limit speeches on
the various measures 10 one OF five minutes
from each member desiring to be heard ON
nuy proposition, but the rules have not
been changed as yet in such manner. Day
before Yesterday another proposition to the
same effect was presented and referred TO
ton ought to be adopted. 1t would
have been wise and timely change
In the rules IL II had been mauc u month
earlier, but even now IL would accomplish
much In thcway of saving time, There is
no earthly use In the lcng-winded har-
raugues INDUCED At the public expense
BY the members OF the state senate aud
house, and they seldom have u particle OF
weight in influencing tho final vote upon
the matter under discussion. Every hour
of q daily session of the two houses ut Aus.
tin, or either of them, costs the people of
Texas u good round sum OF money, and
those who pay have the right toexpect that
the time will be used properly and leGiti-
mately IN action. The members ar, not
paid to talk or listen TO others talk,
and II may safely be c.mputtd
that one.half OF every session
OF the legislature is consumed in
upoless speech. making by those members
who arc DESTROYS Of seiSlng the occasion 70
grasp the bubble of fame, They rarely
grasp the Aforesaid bubble, but they Just as
rarely Gall TO grasp the occasion In attempt.
Ing Il. Those who have had TO spend any
considerable portion Of their time around
tho capitol building Of tho state know Ia
what extent the cscoethes loluendi rage.
There during Legislative session. There IL
really no excuse for such u wholesale con.
sumption Of time. When bill or resolu
ton 10 introduced, the first reading ,hereo
i n notice suihclsnt 10 all tho house ~ 10 ia
louscs or scops " pufpor,, and then an,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
4 IoOl Thing for Florida

Ills no loascr the correct thing to 20 to
Europe, Niagara or the west on wedding
tour, The only place is Florida, There
the billing aud cooing sort of iiboS in with
the b0lmy atmosphere, the orange groves
and placid waters OF the south, and the hon
oymoon is u more complete dream than
cOuld possibly be the case amid the pratt
cal hackmou of Niagara, the rush ola trip to
Europe or the danger of u tour in the west.
Society has settled upon Florida as the
proper place, and to Florida everybody
goes, Brides and grooms are said to DO
prevalent in st. Augustine. Ruddy checked
and vigorous young men, in white flannel
suits and bluShtng brides, in whom there
is not the slightest indication of consump.
ton, mcauder about in the moonlight, and
iollv dances, elaborate dinners, and all
sorts Nl EXCURSIONS have quite awakened the
Old town front its lethargy,-[ Brooklyn
Eagle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
Iexns llOsniiAlliY.

A special to the Louisville Courier.Iour.
nal from Washington, March 10, says; The
Critic is authority for the following story:
"a few years ago General Tom Nelson, OF
Indiana, was down at the Hot Springs of
Arkansas, whether he went to rid himself
of approaching symptoms of rheumatism.
On his return home he hauled up at Austin,
Texas, while the state legislature was in SEES.
sion, General Nelson short number of
years previous was minister to McNico,a DO
sition which gives very great prominence In
Texas. Ton did not feel any way important,
however, and no took a seat in the gallery.
The clerk of the house, II So happened,
much to General Nelson's surprise, was an
old friend, and espying hun, announced to
the house that General Nelson, late minis
ter 10 Mexice, was In the gallery, and sug.
gested that he be invited TO take a seat be.
side the speaker. Ofcourse IT, was carried
by unanimous consent. He looked so much
moro like the speaker than the speaker him.
self that he attracted attention aud his pres.
euce imposed decoruu. The sneaker finally
Rskedshimto address the house and senate,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
Why tho "Eoynl" is tho nesi.

The improved method by which it has
been made possible TO produce pure cream
OF tartar, has had an important bearing
upon the manufacture of baking powder
Ky the process heretofore generally EN-.
ployed, it has been found impossible to re.
move all impurities, more particularly the
tartarate of lime, which remained TO such
an extent rs to greatly impair the quality
of the cream OF tartar, and to inteiere serl.
ously with thestrength and wholosomcnsss
ofthe baking powders into which it entered
In the new process, which is owned by
the Royal Baking Powder company of New
York and exclusively employed in its en-
tensiye tartar works, the imported crude
grape acid is so treated as TO remove all YES
iigo of tartarate of lime or other impuri-
ties, giving product before unknown--a
chemically pure cream Of tartar.
by the employment Of these superior
facilities, the Royal Baking Powder COM
pany has made the Royal Baking Powder,
as the chemists all certify, of the highest
possible degree of strength, absolutely
pure" aud wholesome, and with an always
uniform leavening power. 1t is for these
reasons that the Royal" never fails to pro
duce bread, biscuit, cakes, etc, that are
light sweet, digestibe and wholesome; the
eating of which IL never followed by ndi.
gestion, or any ct those physical disCom-
forts attendant upon the partaking OF i'm,
properly prepared food. In rendering pos.
siblo the production of u baking powder
possessed at these qualifications the I'M
proved method of refining cream oi tartar
becomes ut once u matter of material inn
portauCc to the culinary world,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

lr is declared by reputable San Fran
cisco journal that the communistc spirit
is stronger in California than in any other
section OF the Union, and that in conse-
Quence the state is tagging behind. 1t cln-
not he expected that community would
grow or flourish to any marked legree
with the laboring orders autagoniSing cap
ital at every step. Instead of fighting the
meek and lowly Celestial, Calilornians
would find it more profitable ii they would
put a gag in the mouths OF their own com.
munistic, lazy sand-lot orders,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

WE acknowledge with thanks the receipt
of the April number of "rhe Modern Age,
published by the Modern Age Publishing
Company, Of Buffalo, N. Y. 1t is filed
with unusually interesting matter of
purely literary character also the April
number of "Our Day" neat and enter
tanning monthly published at 23i Broadway
New York, Its range OF topics is very
broad and excellently handled. The thanks
ofthc HERALD are also extended to the Off
clals of the Smithsonian Institute for
valuable reports and documents emanating
from that institution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
THE DALLAS HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. 81,

and royal ovation was given him on the
spot. General Nelson says he has slight
remembrance OF some minor events that &C.
Cured prior TO the adjournment OF the
Texas house of representatives that day,
but has none whatever OF what happened
twenty-iOur hours subsequent. IL was told,
however, by friend OF his, that he had
heard several OF the Texas statesmen say
that il would be the last time they ever I'M
dertook to Guido an ex-minister in the mat
ter Of hospitality, especially il they found
out he had been born and raised in Ken
lucky. where good cid bourbon grows on the
trees.b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

The two or three most conspicuous runer-
ais recently in New York were distn-
guished from the fact that every thief and
burglar IN the city assisted In swelling the
thousands OF "mourners.' 1t isn't often
thata funeral takes place where the whole
oortese ought to be in the state prison, and
New York ouehtto congratulate itself upon
having succeeded in presenting 10 novel a
piuht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

TuE degree OF safety in railway travel in
the United States is shown in the census
reports. II seems that in 1880 out of 26a,-
5s3,Sio persons carried over the roads of the
country in that year, or passengers carried,
more properly, only lia were killed, aud
cighty'ono Of these were killed by their
own negligence. This isn't very alarm.
Ing record, and those who are timid ON the
,sublect can take heart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
SERIOUS Cutting ARRAY,

Last night about 9 O'Clock, at y colored
party given by Jjm Loe, Il serious cutting
ARRAY occurred, in which Anderson
Thomas was razored by Sim Wilson, no.
torious character, being seriously cut in the
left side, and the entrails ptotruding far
out. From an eye witness to the cutting,
it seems that 1t was done without any prov
oCation whatever, and that the negro came
into the danCe.room with razor in hand.
The cut is Il very dangerous one, and the
probabilities are that he will not live until
morning. The wounded man was taken to
the drug store of George Atkins and medi.
cal assistance at once rendered. The negro
who did the cutting is now in Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

TniRTY.nvE "oactionary display alta
tons on the lakes, aud three ON the Al
lantic coast, have been discontinued for
lack ofmoney to carry on the work. AS ut
present arranged the whole signal service
inight have been forgotten by congress and
the country still have been safe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

TnR president only sent 81. messages to
the senate during the last session of con
gress making appointments. 1t is safe to
calculate that he had to DO bothered by and
mako selections out of over 5000 applica.
tions to get his s72 men, He ought to hail
u civil service bill with greater delight than
the country at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

Ex'SESAros CoSKLISe, IL is reported, lie a
convert to the opinion entertained.in many
intellectual quarters, that the new tariff
law is unconstitutional because II did not
originate In the house. If the manufacture.
ers have been hurt by e. as badly rs they
pretend, they might try the new statutes
oonstitutionality before the courts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
How Pennsylvania Couple Separated.

An amusing incident occurred the other
day south oi tho state line. A >ecil county
pair had not been living very happily to-
gcthcr for some time since, and they agreed
To remove to Texas, Lancaster county.
Together, their worldly effects filled three
wagons. She possessed the most pronerty,
aud occupied two vehicles. lie seemed safe
aud coutented IN one wagon with his effects.
Both received the iarcweils and ocst wishes
" a crowd OF amused spectators. The hor-
ses were started, and the trio ol conveyan-
oes disappeared IN the west. When n few
mites this side OF Texas the pair arrived at
lorked roads There they stopped, and, nj.
ter considerable conversation of u spicy
character, they mutually agreed to part and
separate forever. They leaned from tho
fronts OF their wagons, each taking fare.
well look at the other, and after some excla
nations. slowly drove down different
road, and were seen no more.--t Westches.
Record. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

l had tried everything l had heard of in the
east and west for sa I Rhcum. Mycasc was con.
sidered very bad one My face, head ma
some parts Of my body were almost raw. ucni
covered with scabS and sores suffering fearful
one very sh'ful physician said he would rather
not treat u, and some Of them think now am
only cnrad temporarily / think not for have
not Il. particle of Salt Rheum about me, and my
case is considered wonderful. Thanks 10 CuTi.
CuGA REMEDIES Mis- 5, Il WHIppIF
DECATUR Men
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
Guticuca.
SALT RBE: I'M
Wonderful Cures of salt Rhcum when
Physicians, Hospitals and ali
Other Means Fai,e0,


have been great sufferer with salt Rheum
Tor thirty years commencing in my head and
face and extending over the greater part of my
body. have taken gallons Of medicines for the
clans all OF which did mo no good, and came
to the onclusion that could not be cured nut
friend called my attention to CUrICvRA RENE.
DIS. tot u en- and Used them until my skin is
perfectly smooth, and consider myself entirely
cured. Yours truly,
AGAWAN, MASS II WILSON OED
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

Mortuary report for the week ending
March 10th at noon:
Charles Heirs, acute dysentery; age, 40
years, white, male.
Michael Roe, brain disease, white, male;
age, 80 years.
j. Thetiord, pneumonia, white, male;
age, 65 years,
Alice Carter, congestion of stomach,
white, female; age, 81 years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
WEDNESDAY, MARUu ~. 1883.
INDICATIONS,

For the Western Gnlf states--Gcnernlly warm.
or weather. variable winds mostly southerly;
lover pressure. The Mississippi river sill con.
tlaue falling from ~, Louis to Vicksburg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

NEW ORLEANS is getting alarmed at the
prospect of being left high and dry upon
the bank of II deserted river channel. 1t is
said that sixth Of the water of the Missis-
sippi is discharging itself through the
Atchaiaaya, and that the volume thus
turned is constantly growing. The great
river will play such pranks, and the main
stream may, in few years, be miles away
from its present channel. While struggling
SO for deeper water, the Crescent City
ought TO give thought to the possibility
of losing what it already has. The prob
lem of the management of the Father of
Waters grows in Importance and complica-
tons annually.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21
SALT l;IIEINI-

CuucuRA REaHpIEs are the greatest medi.
cincS on earth, Had the worst case of salt
Rheum in this country. My mother had IL
twenty years, and in tact died from IL. Ibelieyc
CuTIcuRA would have saved horlilc. My arms
breast aud head We're covered for three years
which nothing relieved or cured until used the
CprICURl RgSoLvESr blood purinetl iutcrnallv
and CuricuRA aud CuTlcuRA SOAR the great
skin cures) externally J.W, ADAMS
NEWARK Ono
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-21

lr France would treat her political blath-
erskitcs with the indifference manifested
towards them here, they would soon sink
into insisnl6cance and ohscurity.