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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

Many wonder why the brute creation ex-
eel mankind as rule when 1t comes to
Question of health. Investigation quickly
ascertains the cause. 1t is because the
brute naturally obeys every law OF health,
while mankind is constantly degenera ing
owing to excuses of our ancestors and our
own individual imprudence Sudden ex-
nosure 10 extreme climatic influences, glut-
tony, improper food, alcoholic stimulants.
over exertion OF mind and body, wOrri.
ment, anxiety, care, ETC., all have marked
effect upon the human system. Be cured
by using Browns Iron Bitters. A remark
able remedy for restoring health.
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rExAsTRUNK REDIvIoUs.

President Adams, Directors Tompklns
6sd.A.. Sanger, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Mason, Division Superintendent
ouindan, of the Texas e. Pacific railway,
w. M. johnson, city engineer, and press
representative were an inspection party on
a special train over the Texas Tronk rail-
way yesterday. The trip was taken With
special reference to the repairs now being
made, and in contemplation. The roao for
nearly twenty miles is IN hrst-
rate order. Repairing squads
of laborers are at work at ugly spots beyond
Seaioyille, Of which there are number.
There is nothing TO prevent continuous
good road ped to the end OF the iron rails
by October 18th, wnen President Adams
expects to make favorable comparison
with other roads in the state. Thirty-fiye
hundred ties and Geo iron rails. owned by
the road. are to be seen on the line in dif-
ferent places. The road since its new owners
took charge is making over " OO per
month at an expense OF about SoOO per
month. On the Both Of this month Q meet
ing OF stoc kholders will be held here 10
authorize an issue Of bonds on the 81 miles
OF com plsted road 70 the amount OF SlO,-
600 or s12 600 per mile, to be determined on
at the meeting, and considering the TACT
that the road has passed through the hands
of these receivers and that the present
since July LIST only, the track and appoint
ments are generally in excsllent order and
the repairs necessary are the simplest
problems Of railrosding. The manage
ment Is steadily proceeding with q view TO
putting everything in shape to lay, by No
vember 9th, the fourteen miles the grade OF
which is com pleted, necessary 10 make ffty
milesofroad, and thus comply with the char
Ter. The act Of the Federal court in confirm
ing the sale Of the road puts the present
owners sfthe road IN full control. and sub
iects them t. no legal proceedings. except
euch as grow out OF their ADMINISTRATION
after the date. July ISL they assumed con-
frol
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The following from . resident Of Hume
well. Kansas, tells how Forzyths and Ray
sor, Who went from here ct the request n
Sheriff Trials, Of thsf place, b preserve
order In thst town. are Ertting along
iUErEHuL. Aug. 81 tdtcr hEH-
ffu-l-U understanding 80 NJ. Joe n.
Fsrsythe and NJ. Hamilton EsguOr ere
from vour city, hint 10 c1ly justice dueso
ths gentlemen % thank them ttrOufh the
columns q r0ur paper Tor t1e serTic- t1eg
hsve RENDERED cur city. Previous 20 iasi
Frirav cowboys have ben running t1e t1Er.
Coming in sqneds Of twenty ~ tfllrry. thsy
cummeuce tring e. tFsrytting tls' cters
4 target. sbDofinE into store, ssl01us a1l
hnseis. Citizens bec1uirE tirrc 81 snc1
work. telsErsrbet sheriff Ifra.ls, 81 Wei
Hrrrun four rou1nT sesrl uprn -urdsT lesi
ne afsse 81 afalrs. rnd me sreTif. wlf1 .
r.r-.e Of wsll-arrred cifirsus frurn ne LISTER
r-tv err1ref foTtr mlru1es nfler ne trnrs-
rrisrior 81 The q lerr.m ard - cncs en-
rrencsd 20 oren wsr upor tne cCE1cTs sl.-
afr- cuite = strurEie sucree1e1 n
crrfurfnr tsn q them GuEr1e1 ~ TIE
Ehs-if an p1sss. ~ Tsrs tAEs1 ans
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1,ur srArE oFrEXAs. corNTY on pAL

u'HE STATE oFTEXAs COUNTY OF DIAL
Il las. AT special session % the Honorable
Commissioners Court OF Dallas county, Texas
held at the court house, In the city Of Dallas
on Thursday. the 5th day Of July A. D.. 1888
the follow ing order was made aud ente. cd To-
witt
WHEREAS On Fhfay, the 25th day OF MAJ.
1883 upon pplicstiOn-Of the requisite lumber
of qualified voters of Justices Precinct No q
Da1las counts, texas, an election was ordered
By this court 10 determine VIII. ther or not the
sale Of intoxicating liquors and me icated bit
ters, produsdng iutoxicatiOn, should be PROFIT
bitsd IN said Juftices' Precinct and whereas
In purkusnl e Of said ORDER. an els elton was held
in said Justices Piefinci. o. Saturday, the
23d day OF June 1883 and whereas the vote
had. at sail elsftirn fsituR been duly can
vassed By the court according 70 law. and 1, be-
Ing found that maj BIigy Of the votes 90 cast
were Tor prohibition" 4 IL theref ~ Ordere .
BY the court that the sale Of int01ics ting liquors
and medicatsd btfers, producing iut9xieation,
be and the same IL hereby absolutely prOhi.
bited except IN cases by law Otherwise provided
within said Justices Precinct No 4 and the
clerk Of the court l. ordersd 70 publish the same
81 the Law direct
true copy from the rninutns Of said court
Ausst W. n c. HILL, County Clerk.
Bye r. BOLANZ. Deputy.
July Hth. A. n. 1854
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Our Methodist friends are doing good
work throughout the surrounding country,
and Dallas county seems to be enjoying a
refreshing season from the presence OF
the Lord" as indicated by the following
epitomized report gathered by the repor-
ter in his meanderings: Duck Creek, 20 or
25 conversions; Caruth's Chapel, 25 CONVEX
sions. % accessions; White Rock camp
meeting, IS conversions. 38 accessioDs;
Mesouife, IS or 70 conversions, with meet
ing'still 10 progress; Farmers Branch, % q
number of conversions PENIS Springs, 20
or Is conversions; Jim Town, meeting in
progress, with several conversions, and
large number OF penitents at the altar; be-
sides the meetings in prospect are 10 com.
meIce at Cochran's Chapel tonight, and
one at Wesley Chapel on the FIRST Sunday
in September. This revival season is only
equaied by the noted revival year OF 1903,
when il was estimated that no fewer than
10000 we're converted in tbe state, under
the auspices OF the MethodSts alone.
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COMMERCIAL.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Flour easier, blu
not lower. Wheat unsettled. lower anC
weak; No. 2 red, $lO5 to $104 3-S, cash
81 Oh Sd, August; $1.O53.S, Septem Der
81 0S ii, October Corn dull and irregu
lar; As l-2 TO 46 Ia, cash; 40 "a, August;
as 3.4 to As 7.S, September; 46 Ia to 46 49,
October. Oats easier; 26 IA to q, cash
20 IL, August; % IA to rs 3.S, September
25 7.S, October. Whisky steady $1.14.
Cornmeal lower; 1920. Provisions very
quiet. Pork, $l2 90 IL to $12,75 Bacon;
snort clear, Z Ia; short rib, 1873; clear
rib, 765 to 775. Hams, 10 to IA l-2. Dry
salt meat, long clear, 7 "a; short rib, I.
Lard, 7 rs bid. Cattle receipts, n; supply
and demand very light, only small local
trade done at unchanged prices. Sheep re-
ceipts, so; no supply and nothing done.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-Wheat weaker (;
No 2 red, 80, cash So 5-S to SO, September:
60 1-2 October. Corn quiet; 80 Is to 49,,
cash 81 rs, bid, Septem Der sc bid, Octo-
Der. Cattle receipts, 7OO shade better;
smooth native steers of 1900 to 1,400
pounds, So 10 TO S. 60 stockers and feed
ers, So 40 to 81 25; Texas steers OF 1000
pounds, $50. Sheep receipts, 100; I'M
changed.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug. % Cattle receipts, 1,S00;
strong and active TO the extent OF supply;
export, Sc to So 30; good choice shipping
steers, So 30 to So 80; common 10 medium,
81 10 to So Is. Sheep receipts, 800; active
and firm; Inferior to fair, 81 25 to So; good,
SO so; choice, 1915,
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Flour dull. Wheat,
cash lots, l-2 lower; options, 3.S to 5-S lower.
closing steady; No, red, 81. 03 IL; steamer
No. No. 3, 81 03 1-2; No. 3 red. S1.13;steamer
No. red, $1.16 steamer No Cred, 81 Is
to $1.1S IL; elevator, ST. 10 to 81 20 IA.
Corn, spot lots, opened firm and closed a
shade lower; options IA to slower and dull;
No. 8, so to 62 1-2; No. 2, GA 7-S to 65 IL,
af1oat. Coffee firm and fsirly active. Sugar,
demand fair and market firm; refined,
firmer; to 1-2 standard A, s IL to Ia;
confectioners. s SIG; granulated. 1l-l6.
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet
and steady; domestic. to 7; Rangoon.
3-4 to 5; Patnao, s. Turpentins quiet and
steady; IL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, Aug, 25.-Oats higher; Al.
Rice in fair demand and irregular; 7.S to
Ia. Others unchanged. Exchange steady
and unchanged.
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A Rich Swindler.

SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-Mrs, Caroline E
Davis, daughter of Alexander Green, g
tobacco merchant of Albany, New
York, who died few year:
ago worth 100000. was arrested
for attempting to swindle McCrevy & Co
by forged order. 1t is stated
that the woman is wealthy and
has swindled the firm several times
during the past year. She was married
when IS years of age TO r. E. Davis, from
whom she afterwards separated, and was
divorced in April last.
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Mslor Wblsen, stlll has charge Of The ol
Zoe. and Mr.. Garrison, the late appoln,eei
Ia 0nt INT Johnston Il waiting TIE arrival
Of MeIor Whlssen, whols expected on every
train. H..
District Attorney J. o. Bigger
yesterday morn ng, from Graban,
where bio had been In attendance upon
Federal court, Mr. Il $ Garrison called on
him and stated that he held his commission
NJ postmaster OF Dallas, but could not get
possession of his office and desired TO know
what course 10 pursne In the premises.
After exDmining hia papers the attorney
informed him that he was clearly entitled 10
his office at once. Mr.. Garrison asked the
attorney 10 Jni him In possession by due
process of law II necessary. AS the attorney
was On the eve of making demand pre-
lminary 10 quo warranto proceedings Mr..
Garrison received dispatch from the
post.ofiice department at Washing.'
ton stating that special agent
OF the post-office department would
A. once be sent here to turn over the
office to him. Mr. Garrison then requested
the attorney not to take any Judicial pro-
ceedings In the premises. In all probability
the agent will be here by Monday.
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A Hosr, who vas com nisied on sxsrnin-
ing trial before Justice Kendall, 20 The
county jsii, on the charge Of attempting -
Outrage tbe person Of Mrs hary NcLauEb-
lin. sued ont q wit Of habeas corpus yes
tsrday. refurnsble Aondsg morning, before
Jndge j. n Hurt. Of the court o. appesis-
Sin wilson. cniored. wno has been con
fined IN The county jail On the chsrRe q
killing Thornss Anderson lcol0red. - snori-
ine hin % desfh. bad q bearing before
judge Hurt. oi the court Of appeals- Eesier-
Day on q wit Of habeas corrus- TIE cum
re1nced the uris1ner's bona from lo|uJy %
$500 and IN dsfs1it % giving the same be
VS. reuanded 70 jail
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Fire Record.

MIFFLNTowN. Pa. Aug. 25.-This morn
ing the Foreman hotel, a private residence
and a block of brick stores were burned
Loss, $66 600: insurance, SAT 900.
At o'clock this afternoon the Foreman
hotel, and also the Juniata were still burn.
ing, but the entire square around them bad
burned out. The mails at the post-otfice
were saved. The fire is supposed to be Of
incendiarv origin. A tramp was arrested
on suspicion.
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civil Rirhts-A Case in Point

Conductor J. W. Brown, Of the Houston
e. Texas Central, who was arrested shor
time ago for violation of the civil rights &C
by refusing Parson Dodson (colored) anc
wife admission 10 frst-class coach. had an
examining trial before United States Com
missioner Bently yesterday, and was belc
in the sum Of 500 TO answer at the mex
term of the Federal court at this point.
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Mr.. George scoville. brotber-in-lav Of
the notorious Guiteau, who murdered
President Garfield. viii arrive In this city
on the 18th, as attorney for the plaintiffs 70
tale dispositions In the case Of W. L. Wiley
ct Al. W. the Anglo American Land
and Claim association. Mr.. Sc0ville de-
tended Guitsau on bis trial.
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Bound Over.
rho axa M ming trial of Charles Hutton,

The examining trial of Charles Hutton,
who shot and wounded J. r. COPELAND,
was resumed yesterday, before Justice Ed
wards. and the prisoner vas held 10 the
sum of 500 to answer to the charge
Of aggravated assault. in default OF
which he was remanded to Jail. Mr..
]. W. Thompson, assistant county at
tornsy, prosecuted and Mr.. A. q. Reeves
~ Sed, re prisoner thinks OF SUING
onCa %YSrNf ha beas corpus,
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A Rutnor

A rumor Is shoat that Major Whissen
has been appointed chief post-ofice in
spector Of the state, vice Judge Amos Z.
Foster. the present incumbent. What
truth there is In the report remains to be
naan.
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u,Hr STATE oTrExAs rorHE sHFnrFF

THE STATE OFTEXAs. OTHE SHERIFF
i or aiy constable q Dsllss county greeting.
You ere hereby Cummsu1ei - summon the
raukin Ice Msuufacfu ing Company BY uskinE
urflleEtinu Of fhis citsfiou ouce 10 each week
frr four con eru-lVe weeks prgVi ne % rhe "a
TURN cav haferf IN E~rIe ueTs0aulr puhlishei
in your COUNTY. m arpear - the next regular
term o. fhf ruurtr nuurt o. Dallas ruuuir. ~ b.
h1Idrn rf tire cuuri-nnlse thereoI Tn uEllEs On
the fhird MudEg JIM -Er-C-s ~, a. y fhe sane
being N ~ ? der Of rrigrl -, lssl. hen end
fiers " srsu.r . vi \ q %. d in sad c0uri -
iie--8.- ~ IN >. inasrit uurrtl-si
% fhr dnafef 81 I'D a1urt No 1els WHEREIN
Ifrfl a Hlnari ere flairff.. arl ne
Fartfn 1ra MsruIsrf--irg q mrl~F a. deitn-
dan e. ffi1 rllllinr alar "a trlt dffeulert IL In
fsf-ef NJ tlle r'1irlfs j tts snu - .l5l f1-
rIrrfrs.irrIs1 s.rriaes rr-dere1 ~ rlalrrIf rs
rrtr-rars fa- the 1afeuiErf m rarrrfrIrE rrrl
arta q. rnrirF 'sEes ftele1c. I'D ~ f'-rf q
efnnrI fluira afrl. "a sll q s.tr1-el On ual
rns Trrrr HIN 81. ur1 BIT EETe -. -
sore ga culrL RI g. l'c-tafl nj 70 tl-lllsf
tIs-r1- ftis sr1t Eift Trr- rerr-u therein. s1uu-
M nv you tnTe srecu1af the san.
-~frr.as- u ri q UrIL. rlrrf 81 ffr
rrrr-r q rrrl 81 nElias CrIrrV-
IL 1-afsar rriar ~ trrd ard seal - sfii
r----- 81 o.1cs IN e-T q l.ll1s DIS - c45 q
Jog. 1ss3. w &C BILL
Cour-- Cl--t q DaIias Couu-T. 1s1nz
Z y HUGHEs. Dsgu-r
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sThe man who knows nothing Of Mrs.
Lydia K. Pinkham aud her sovereign rem
edy for woman IL wanted for a juryman.
read az the pspers.-iN. Il. Register.
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Angostura Bitters,
the world renowned appetizer and invigora,,
tor. Used now over the whole civilized
world. Try it, but beware OF limitations.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine
article, Manufactured by DR.. J. G. b. Sic =
pert q Sons.
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In the case of the State VS.. Squire Camp
bell. charged with malicious mischief, in
sewing up the eyes OF a COW OF neighbor
by the name OF Jordan, the jury returned a
verdict OF guilty, assessing his fine at $50
and costs,
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browns Bronchial Trocnes are excellent
for the relief Of hoarseDess OF sore throat.
They are exceedingly effective. "-GChristian
World, London. England.
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Ponds Extract for pain, inflammation and
bemorrhags. Try this best -emedy IN the
world. ASK some friend about the extract.
Unanimous verdict.
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For DRESSING the hair, and identifying it
when gray, nothing is so satisfactory as
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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EDITOR HERALp:-Will you please in
form me what Smiths Bile Beans are, what
they are used for, and why he calls them
the about name? SUBSCRIBER.
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THE AGoNIEs OF BILIOUS COLO,

TIE AGONIEs OF BILIOUS COLO,
THE UNDERSTANDABLE PANGs OF CHRONIC
INDIGESTION, THE DEBILITY AND MEN
TAI sTUPoR RESULTING FROM A COS
TIVE HABIT MAY BE CERTAINLY AVOID.
ED BY REGULATING THE SYSTEM WITH
THAT AGREEABLE AND REFRESHING
STANDARD PREPARATION. TARRANTs
sELTZEK APERIENT PRoCURABLE AT
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FlIes and Bugs.

Files and Bugs
Flios, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice
pliers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough,
On Rats,b Is cents.
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mat bad breath comes from Indigestion.
TAXI Samaritan Nervine. IL stops the
csuse. $50.
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Grass Seed.

I,RAsS SEED JOHNSON GRASS SEED FoB
" sale. My farm II Hutchins Dallas county,
Texas, Is headquarters 'or Johnson grass seed
have now ready for shipment good supply
of clean, pure seed. aud am selling them NJ
five dollars per bush l will furnish infor-
nation about the grass and its cultivation, etc :,
to all who may apply for same; orders for seed
accompanied by relnittances promptly filled,
For my integrity and responsibility, ! refer q
Adams q Leonard, Bankers, Dallas, Texas 7
Texas, VIM. LITE. iulslw3m
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That Husband of Mine
/ Us three times the man he was before ne
began using Wells Health Reviewer. III.
nrn uisfS
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Mr.. James Walker, Ennis, TeKss, says
Browns Iron Bit'ers has given me
strength aud perfect health"
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mi aae ID.

DB. gCggEg u. yArx, or yBAHtK,
ade ~ hls agents fof lhs state 0fTefn 10
est0faiiye or VlialIxefb Al sHeoied with
us debility, iOss Of manhood aud all KIN.
lsoases should NJ once procure HI tcifoulsf
which IN learn the cause Of the diseases
enuOned heI Al once 10 procure from
Us or through IA by your druRgistor express
the never failing remedy -
CHOwDUs, BALDWIN & WILLIAM.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
Py retail NJ Howell n Bros anil. l.. Williams.
II u trated Marriage Guide, 200 pages, cloth
and gilt binding. 50 cents: same Ia paper cover.
25 cents. Manhood. 10 cents Womanbood. 10
cents; pamphlet cents, securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER the Great Specialist, 6l7 81.
Charles Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Fined for Brutality to a Brute.

DIR. 7. f. Mundy, owenton, Ky, says: 81
found Browns Iron Bitters one OF the best
touics. and have prescribed it frequently"
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book.
Mailed free on application TO the Rumiord
Chemical works, Providence, Rhode Island
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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unots
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to II san ty and death.
THE ENGLI,H MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment) win
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In 1t. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In.
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analy.
sis OF urine, 81 So Price of Vital Restd ratfve
81 30 bottle, or four times the quantity. IS co.
sent to any address receipt OF price. or O. o. D..
mo C. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as guar
antee), secure from observation, and in private
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDIOAr
INSTITUTE, us olive street, 81 Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents J. ]. SCHOTT CO., Gal.
veston TeIsS
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$500 REWARD

For iufr-rnsfinn leading n TIE recgvery oi one
da-t v.ll1H Mare- ffrETed o. sinlen from ne
sfturIf me 1ssl. On Dallas county. IL o. seven
vrsrs "a Is hands high. far main End tai
collar ulrrtr on len de reck. n-snrrd g y. On
lafi siie ard 2 IN leii lar- Had htie bel on
s-hnr lost pErties finding shove properly VII
confer a r1-nr ard receive rawsrd 81 4aTlr q
fnf1rrnafi0n afths Herald ofee.
y J. GERARD.
iuuf-9-1i iisl.ts.
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CITY NEWS.
The Cruel esquire" Is Assessed ~ .
Bound Over.

Charles Seville 10 visit Dalias-l
RumOr.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, 6pers
matorrhea, l. o 8 T
MANHOOD impoten.
ey, Paralys, and nj;
the terrible effects o
Self Abuse. youthful
TO lies ard excuses In
maturer years-such 40
Loss of Memory, Las
situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion to Socie
A.. MI. - NTg-N--.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Pencil Sketches by 'he Reporter
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Smiths Bile Beans are pill to regulate
the liver and relieve billiousness. They
are made in the shape of Il beam, and the
word Bile. il you will notice the ortho-
grashy has reference to that greenish ami
NAL fiuid secreted in the liver.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-01
implements of Tortura .


The Munich museum has collection
of instruments of torture used in Judi
cial proceedings in the middle ages.
No one can study them and not believe
that the world has grown better and
wiser. In this collection there are
cradles studded with sharp nails, to be
set rocking when the naked human be-
ing was placed therein. There was n
hideous chair, the seat, back, arms,
foot-rest, all filled with protruding g
spikes. so sharp that gentle pressure
with the hand left mark that remain
ed for ten minutes. Thumbscrews, be-
heading swords, ETC., were in profusion.
In the torture chambers of the castle at
Nurem berg are all the ordinary forms
of such diabolical implements, and in
addition two objects of awful curiosity
the '.iron maiden" q figure in the
shape of woman, which opens, reveal
ing hideous array of spikes. The
victim was thrust in, the door closed,
pressing the spikes into his body, which
was afterward dropped into pit ilnme-
diately beneath the figure, connecting
with the sewer below. But this was
merciful compared with the ''Spanish
horse" an upright. sharpened slab of
wood, which the victim rode for hours
with immense weights fastened to his
ankles. Here were ali the racks and
pulleys usually accredited to the Inqui-
sition; rolling pins with protruding
nails or knobs to smooth out the refrac-
tory backs, collars with needles and
pinchers to tear the flesh.-Cor San
Francisco Bulletin,