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A dispatch from ROME says the Pope is indis-
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CHILLING OUT. REGARDLESS OF COST, THE
- ENTIRE STOCK OF
]. =. YOUNGSs 536 It'll street..
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Johnson,s OYSTER saloon.

9th near E. Extra fine Norfolk OYSTERS half SHE'LL
and other salt water delicacieS. Also meals and
lunch all the very best Ladies' saloon first floor.
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ASSAULT ON AN OFF1cER-Luke OConnor, OF
l. street, near 22l, WIS before Judge Smell this
morning charged with asSaulting Officer Kirby
and also with keeping COW yard within 200 feet
OF a dwelling house other than his own. The Off
Ger stated that when he served the warrant for
the COW yard on the prisoner at the gas house,
where h WORKS, yesterday. he was assaulted and
his badge torn of by the defendant, who escaped
at the time. fine OF $40 was imposed for the as
sault on the officer ana Sc y tie other case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-27

A SMALL BOYS LIFE IN DANGER FROM BLOW
WITH BRICK--An Old cOlored man, named Samuel
jackson, WAS In the dock at the Police Court this
morning. With his head bandaged up and his cloth
ing covered with blood. He was charged with
seriously injurirg small boy by striking him on
the head with brick: A doctors certificate was
Jured child was not able to appear. The defend
ants counsel stated that jackson had been set
upon by a crowd OF boys in ''SwampOodle" and
stoned. and he threw prick In return. The case
was continued.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

Of Relief and SCRAP book Pctures. BSthday Cards.
Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don't forge. to buy
some pictures for the little folks scrap book. mh26
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Houses, CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs AND WAGONS AT
ArcrioN.-Thonas Bowling will sell tomorrow,
al II O'clock, IN front or his auction rooms large
number OF goOi secondhand carriages, buggies
and business wagons; also, several horses be.
oagtng 20 ths goyernment
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LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS,

NUNS yEILINGS! NUNS yEILINGs,
Cheapest Nuns veilirgs in Washington Nuns, Veil.
lnes. all pure Wool, widest double width, az inches
wide). reduced from &C. down to 37I.c.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced to 2Oc
Nuns Veings lace effect, pure wool in Black Straw.
berry. Electric Blue and Cream actual value C., re.
duced to 25c.
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KEEPING Ills STORE OPEN on SUNDAY.-John
Leonard was lined $50 by Judge Smell to-day for
Keeping his bar open on Sunday. An officer tes-
t t TO seeing persons In the DEFENDANTS bar
defendant st tied that his grocery store and b ,r
were in the same room. and he was only selling
groceries. The court said that the law requires
that h. must have his place closed. But whtre a
man allows number OF persons to come into his
place o. business, the presumption is that he
Keeps his place open. An appeal was noted.
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nRIvER'S SUMNER GARDaN.-SECOND AND
- lsst week Of Niessrs. WiLMOr and ALDEN,
JJACKLEY W3NDERS the Great ELWOOD and
Madame ANGELA First appearance of NJ Tile Lorraine
and Mons. Lawrence Leaton listers, Franklin Broth
ers and Lille Franklin and numerous others Price
only 10 cents. jya3
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ADJUSTMENTS
|, THLETIC PARK.

4 THLETIC PARK
FRIDAY, JULY 27rH.
B.SE BALL.
NEWARK. OF NEWARK, n. J.,
NATIONAL. OF THIS CITY.
Tickets. admitting gent aud ladies', 25 cents. 1t
NEW rHEATER CoMIouE SUMNER GARDEN.
MONDAY. JULY %.
NEW DEPARTURE
GREAT. GREATER. GREATEST
SuIiyan's FEMALE MASTODON MINSrRELs!
40--STEONG--4O
Introducing the latest novelties Of the season.
See the Great the Only,
Alfred SINGER Alfred
Owing to the extraordinary attraction tie prices will
be 10. 70 ard 30 cents.
Mattnees Tuesisy Thursday and Saturday. jy2S
A BNERS SUMMER GARDEN
CONCERT THIS EVENING BY
PROF. ARTHs ORCHESTRA OF FIFTEEN
SELECTED MUSICIANS.
Miss NJ. NEEDN'T.
Re-engagement OF the popular AEION oUARTETTE.
Admission, Ten Cents. ty23
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OPENS TUESDAY. JUNE 18TH.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS
Great North Mountain, lE;

Near Winchester. Va.
Will open JUNE 18th to accommodate several who wish
to leave the city at that time.
Large additions have been made this season for the
accommodation Of Q greater number Of guests. The
dining has also been enlarged patent closets
perfect.
The prospect for abu ndent crop OF the best fruit
in the immediate neighborhood Of the Springs is very
promising this season.
For circulars and accommodations apply to A. g.
Pratt & Son. 4O1 9Th street. Washington b. G. Crcu-
lars also at this Office.
je1 A. s. PRATT Proprietor
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Norman
Johnson and Addcll 4. COwell; ThoS. William
UerEurt and Nary Ellen Snowden, both OF Mont.
eDnery county, Nd Andrew Clay anO Mary Ellen
Wool; Wn. jackson and Annie Christon; John q,
Peters and Louise Christopher; JAS s. Baker and
La lnia C. Nagruder; Alex. SimmS and Mania
Honesty, Augustus Il Herman and VlOletta
kallsr.
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NOBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY SEA-a, a
y SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. vA$
The finest and safest surf bathing. Ocean, t..hE
channel and shark fishing and snipe shooting.
Terms 81 per day 81 per week. $40 per month.
Route from Old Point by steamer NORTHAMPTON to
Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Baltimore and Washington steamers make cose
connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician,
p. A. Fitzhugh. Address ]. I. SPADY.
myl5-3m
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SUFFRAGIsTs II EAST WAsHINGToN.-The COM
mtttee appointed 10 devise means to effect per-
manent organization in behalf OF the rightOf Suf-
frtge In the DiSirc; OF Columbia met last night AT
BIB PennSylva MIA avenue east, ana recommended
that mass meeting OF the citizens OF East WASH
fHgton be held July 3lst for the purpose OF forming
a permanent asSJci ton, which shall be known as
the East Washington Suffrage association. The
committee also further recommended G. Z. Harris
for president Of the association.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-06
Sheep Snfcresf.
Sales of Registered Sheep,

J II Close, st. Clairsvllle. Ohio, to Thos. Nc
Clcary n Son, West Alexander, Pa, eve from
flock of " Hanks Il Son, and from that orc II
4 W o Bascom, and 40 rams and lOi ewes from
his own flock.
Eliza Armstrong, Athens, Ohio, to II d Mrick,
sheep FROM Hook ofJ III Hazen, from flock OF
5 J Montague, ami from Hook OF f a
Armstrong.
o Cook. to Patterson & williams, Dawson,
Texas, IL rams from flock of Il Bissell,
Douglas, ShDrcham, to Caswel & Francis,
rams,
EA Baldwin, Whiting, to j Randall, rams
from his own flock and from that of j Par
ker.
JT&v Rich, Richvile, to Rodney Barber,
Sudbury, ram.
NJ Keller, Middebury. to Geo Baxter, Fair.
view, West Va, eve from flock of q Casey,
and one from his own flock.
A b Clark, Johnstwon, ONO. to Homer DeWolf,
Johnstwon, rams.
ID Taylor to g + Lockwood. ewes from
flock of o IL Il w . b, and ram from hin own
flock.
; IIurlburt to Cherbino Il williamson, /
Maris u Dean, West Mansfield, Ohio, to c p
Morse, Raymonds, Ohio II sheep; to VIM Davi-
son, Northumberland, Ohio, sheep.
X Il Caruss, st. Johns, Michigan, to VIM !
Caruss, Greenbush, Mich, IL ewes to j l. Hol.
brook. Duplain, Mich. eve from flock of VIM
Bal, and ) from that of II b Caruss; to ID =
Wilcox, Riley, Mich ram from flock of A j
Towner and from his own flock; to Walters
Estate, ram; to John Crist. Dewitt. Mich +. l
from HOCk vi ~ Ia r. moore, 10 "A IL
Wood, North Lansing, Mich, 1 ram; to [ Scs-
sions, Lebon, Mich, ram form his own flock
and from that of A J Towner; To q Hollester,
Longesburg, Mich, ram; to q Bush, Essex.
Mich, ram; to James Boyle. Bridgeville, Mich,
! ram; To NJ Frink estate, Johns, Mich, ram
To A Rowland, Fowler, Mich, ram.
+ Iligbee, Pataskala, Ohio, to j MORO W.
Outville, Ohio, ewes; to VIM Powers, Marys-
vile, Ohio, ram.
Mars " Dean to w W Hall, Georgesvlle,
ONO, sheep from flock of G Award, and
from their own flock.
h Bssel East Shorcham, to Francis, Cas-
well II liigginson, Eden, Texas, rams.
ID Y Robertson, New London, OHIO, to ID
Sly, Carksfleld, Ohio, ram.
uibbard " Pow, Orwell, to b X Galbath, Val
ley Mills, ohio. ram; to Il L Bush Greenord.
OHIO, | ram; to Daniel Crew, Winona, Ohio, |
ram to Asa Allen, Salem, Ohio, ram.
II Clea>er, East Bethlehem, Pa. TO Nj
Cleaver East Beth lehem. ram.
+ DOwney, sycamore, Ohio, to Grppith
Eyestone, sycamore, ram; to w II Mann,
Kirby, Ohio. eve from flock of w Thomas,
from that ofJ Delano and from his own
flock.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-06

BEAUTY IN A PARAGRAPH,-Beauty, though
it be only skin deep. is a tremendous lever in its
effect upon humanity. The monarch and the
peasant bow down alike in homage to 1t. Every
man admires beauty and it is the duty of every
wife tn make herself look as beautiful as posi-
BILE especially before her husband. Pimples
and blOtches often disigure what would other
wise be beautiful, face, but in such cases
Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases will eradi
cate the evil.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-06
TAKE A DOSE OF
G!!n,.a's A!sn..!. Wine

When your Head Aches.
If yOu are Bilious.
When UOu are Constituted.
II your Skin is SdiIOtc.
II you hare no Eaesgu.
When yOu haze BAD Breath.
When yOu feel Dizzy.
If your Side Pains yOu.
When pour food does not Digest Property
II your blood needs PuriTUiag.
When the Syssfen Needs SfrenOthening,
When your Liver Is Torpid.
Ifyour Appetite is Poor.
you need a Liver Medicine.
1T POSITIVELY CURES,
lrregularity, Retention. Suppressed and Irregu
lar Menstruation (no matter how severe or
OF long standing), lmpotency, Loss of
Nigor, Nervousness, Low Spirits, In
digestion, General Debility,
Change of Life, (both of
Maiden and Middle age,
IL has in this alone saved hundreds from the
Consumptives grave. 1t is the most valuable
remedy ever known for Painful Monthly Sick
ness. There is everything to be gained by tax.
ing 1t. 1t will give you good rich blood and
plenty OF il. IL will restore those that are all
run down and are poor and emaclated. IL will
regulate the Stomach and Bowels. IL acts on
the Liver. II acts on the Kidneys. You can not
estimate its value for those in advanced aga
is just what they need to tone them up and
give them strength.
r. BiRCHARD, Agent, Mddlebury, Vt.
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MAIN STREET. MlDDLEBURY. VT.
2:29,

2:20,
viii stand at the Bread Loaf Stock Farm,
Middebury, VT, for the seaso of lsS} at $25.
Mares not proving with foal, can he returned the
next season.
Motion by Daniel Lambert, dam the trotting
mare Never Mind, by Henderson, son OF Young
Moscow. Young Moscow was bred by Capt.
Thing of Hallowcll. Me, dam a Morgan mare.
He was the sire OF May, with 81 heats under 30 to
her credit. The dam of Never Mind was Il Nor.
gan Messenger mare. owne by Eben Oaks of
Presque Isle, Me-, noted for her good driving
qualities and endurance. The dam OF Fender
son was by Restorer son of Retriever by In
ported Trustee.
The services of Albert Larocque, who formerly
had charge of Vermont Black Hawk and alter
wards of Daniel Lambert, while he was at the
Cream Hill Stock Farm, have been sccu ed, and
all correspondence respecting breeding may
be addressed to him.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Middlebury. April, 1888.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CoTToN Cotton futures are crawling uD
little everywhere. Ia New York they advanced
points for December aud for al other months
from to points. The market closed steady
In New orleans DeCrm y r was up Z points and
all other months from TO points. The mar
ket clos barely steady There were fair sn as
in both cities The Liverpool market closed
barely steady, after advancing from "a 70 2-6l
There were free offerings during the day
Produce o. Chicsgs was not much
change 10 wheat To-day. December opened a,
1855 and closed 3 4 higher being IL lower than
yesterday On Grst call offerings for January
brought QS les, dropped 10 % ST. and on last call
brought the opening figure being from is To IL
lower than last evening, December corn opened
at 81 ii and closed 0l 81 T. which was is better
than yesterday, January s0,d Ia the morning
Mt 81 i.2and in the evening at g. an advance Of
If over the day before The receipts Of grain
to-day were. Wheat as So com l5dGN onti
so SIS The shipments Wore Wheat ll,Nla.
corn &C Coz oats 2i,4tS Atthe Same date lost
year the receipts we're heat 500 S. aor- 49,.
19l oats lOt1SU The shipments on tbW Gay
were Wheat 1875, corn lsiN'o. oats t2ta1
50 Louis December wUDN was quoted llI
bid, aud ur January lW tolls Ibid, D. lug an ai.
vance for the FIRST nm,l month of since
yesterda, and decline of is 90 "a Tor ih.
last moulE. December Cr.a was "a lower aud
sold lul i13.l. IUuusrv ryturls showed OBJ,
s0m' falling oil and brought 49, There wa.
noChug, iu December oats from iH v'stcr
day IHIra wh DE- .ur .lIay t1ty were HNol'
P.oylsons-C hiuag1-rhtre wsro mo- report
1Ccuvod iu This city Teddy of pygtmhc pol
aud lard January pu., was scents lower 'hN
yesterday bringing d Un January arl WN
nominal az 9gi the rice uskJd 'of 10 as
evening
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COTTON,

The exchange in Liverpool VIII be c,oseI T Sn
the 9th and 9hth. aud probably ne -gn, M
New York New orleans Chicago ~. L ~ a1,b
Galveston exchanges Will be closed on NJ, W., NJ
eith aud Sist Of this month rud ON INC W
The barSs merchants exchange VIII o. ,S
closed on the 2ilh. 18th snd DIST o. nus NV t
rnd ON the ist OF January next, lnV nv hc
Of cotton In this city to-day w,fs NSI tnfitcr,is
compress receiving ~ bales aud lhe ,Ihs,ai. bv
yard ~ ba'es There will be no ht'.t NJ ~ N
rAil. except m bales IN transit 'roth Nv cre
over the Texas and Pacific rled "liv I tI "v,
COMPRESSED here aud forwarded ovti W. esSjr
ton and Texas Central J. II. blaAe ~ " nj, 8
ped 10 bales over tho lestnamcd tossu WY rbe
by WB, Llghtioot & Co. over CO. a, .ittr
feeling In ali cotton circles we've eN..s,i and
to-day, Livernn0l advanced g slNNen'',' ,n 4
New Orleans and Galveston ooln w. ,e-dav
sixteenth. The consolidated fecel w. w,,5ing
were 16Ol5 bales Lee than on the w. aif1
day last year In this city prices " cr.rter
and quotations arc advanced lu, AIS nom
This vas owing to light and heavy 'iN''' AGO.
abroad A.to has
The growth IN he sfoof tbs cot'oa osi p.f ~
been Mora than once commenlel "a VA oaTad,
the war It's average weight was wv ,h}s VA.
When tho census II 1870 was tsson wi n Al n
found 10 be SO fat below the irae hsu''s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
Smiths Extract.
ahhs ESt'.;t d Nay Flower,
Observation-Disclosures pproycdRcmeiy
ioysN Diseases OF She Nlaldyrand Ktlncys.
&c Pa"'..,a tUgo, z Serc oil
9th .hcdics ngE Fail
eel to Produce ReA n.

"RdghCs Disease 90 lha EatI y" fearful
scouyc. which spares uv.JlarRsA aSuor coui,.
uon. becomes an ucuaMa disease only ,og tbt
wauto, timely attention EMloweJ So vors .s
rsy0ge. unchecked until ,tuas hNyul} up1uthg
Nuhotib victim, uomol.la' ,h.0 cn Ui1Hse I.'
hol1 .,elaiuslgWe audmnuany uumnoei E
dslwsby ,he thousand A timely useot
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
win positively prevent ,agh uu'e nw5of o.
,h- assertion, Na ca yo1 $50 Mouumbulc lo,.
moHil n our possession ava quote sUgh eut.
mem, apHHr'la as pr d. Fes %. Ne# JWtn.
UolUl aHj nr kus NHwpOgy O.. hng s
gn9wvI ASH ya51 WEu physician d. inga
names $50 authorities aaj decide Tor yourself
vheAoeNou sacrifice your li.c rather ,bap
surrender ygug prejudice 60 tn adyeusclmeN
cine Decide uow, ituay" DC ,oo late,
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
is uamus own icacdy ltsuoNne lecocHou
1iuweoos drpeaotd goD. chemicals Ny
Fougs B. modest Hur paAtvaieh STOW. 20
Sew rauu3Aul. pa pcpr,y Irauia AVID kcutggty
| les diw,arar1a suiusntin iv properties, aHd
/ ha, frequently haep us.j % great advantage u
I pauiu1 and H1wt Complaints o,yhi,Afyn o.
/ Erga' mcht however siu ugouut and ydiAm
action ln She kimeya =, removes en- impurl.g
/ uwghuammlc hanntls and restores thpsysN
/ ioa healthy lpwWpuy relieves palm
/ iu ue back and Ions lu cg.gs of wcae and dei
cate females, iu yaIpe is beyond computation
lut .or ihe natural m5lety OF Woman, wbIcl
/ Cuts her ta shrink from newspaper publicity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
MEMS and BOYS
Suits and OvGrGOdtS

We hayu ready Tor display the Mos, Varied
Fashionable aud Truly IompunE Assortment
oi Neu' and Bows CLOTHING ever offered Ter
sale Ia Dallas These garmont. have lust been
made and among them are all surE-Plalu,
Handsome aud deliberately Trimmed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
Nasdtes,

ss-DR. RUGkNE DKVApx oF FRANCE,
IN His W. w rrse1 Ns,n ~
hial Restorative OF NltAliIoH' All AFFECTED ~'ln
nervous debility, loss OF manhood anc klu-
dred diseases should At once procure his ir uiar
from which 90 learp the cause OF the disf ASes
Us or through US by your drugglsto or en- press
the ueyor-isiling remedy
CRowDuS \ BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, TeNaS
illu iratod Marriage GOide, go pages. clcth
aud gilt binding, 50 cents same IN paper cover.
IS cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womsnhool Is
cents; pamphlet Q cents securely sealed by
mail Send money or postage stamps. pa,
WHITTIER, the Great Specialist IN 81,
Charles street 81 Louis, No,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Total July Isl 90 December ljlh..... 81 l67. s52
The receipts for dut es at the custom h0u so
NJ san francisco for The past week were o.,
25j &C. making total SiuCe January Isg Of S.
403, 30 Va
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n IMPROVES tbs QUALITY Oh

1T IMPROVES tbs QUALITY OF
tl' Eia0iGC3 Cd. I..r..,I. sudsthgrc-
lur' Aua uri1luH'tghd C0rrecfirB
illaars ofajl enron, .1ufddieswhIth
aro associated WIN Hu INp0yEulsuIb
STATE OBJ THE uLoNp. Ybesc an Yield
totNeres ulatins agt u0urishingurp-
critics tlW gtOHt l.al tonic elements
ltcHmUe loss Of vitUl,'y.
tGiItolby Consumption. tatuUh or
BFUushiUi ans AirHrt affections. le
Gli. remedy trIHirHtg bDbiiiV ana
reimburse Tho female physique fa-
ialap losses Of ritUiitI accom- ranY-
ing rDmpiuittS pscWtrF 20 ne sore
NDurfs3HfsitJ their own chi'iFtrs
and gdicGie trGHtrH who expect 10
become W0thCr3 and bring uu tigug-
Ous children sAouiiby all means usp
IT, N WU restore sHBtleS TroHE
Mental or NCrr8u4 Preservation urll--
ing from Orar-ir0rf, Eccrsses or
profrdcie3 Disease, IL Jril ut9s
Drunkenness aud tho Opium Habic
for "a tho appetite grows hg1lihlcr
and digestion moro vigorous through
the Bs4 of this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies nway until totally exc
unct NNhighiV hItTriul d Lirvr
Complaints, MuiIriri HgreF, aud
ALL Nridridl Disease! and ior tho
drbnitaung effects OF lever Of amy
Euid It has no cJtdl. 40 repairs
trtsfe, improves Digestion end tn
psHtr. and affords tho nNspepfic iJt-
valid an easily d,siB3iiJbiC article
or JOsd; uai is .1 pleasant 90 the tas,a
thIt tho mos. s1lsl $50 palate Nill not
reject IL.
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-n-ttrr "Ia- N1ry.W.., tt,,,'' 'i '' ' s.iir.
XII al-s-itb al ths A,aisgy q hatie thlA,
radby Mr l. tis5 ty invitation before iha y 5ia
p, ~ ~, 81 md iss3 6,i % f,y
Ampt m spplisd. temporarily or psrnarsAily
NAllll 800 shurthst tomst rterst. twWIi ~.
snR1sp PItESENr. by nail 2oe- hash, r0.l iI'
EsM Nsrsvvr Portraits, etc v,ih Pen or leu.,L
2 6nuTci HER AID. 9es PER yea .., J sssbi,
npAu i,Tu SMITH. si9 Arch D. Phiia' "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Boys suits range from ..,,.. $500 10 ; 10
Boyr' Oysrcoats range from sa.5O to SIS
Mems suits range from. .,,.. $500 to $50
Mems Ovorcsats range from $3.50 10 $40
Mems Trousers range from $3.50 to SIS
You'u hnd too. that our wells elected and
Arisiically arranged Furnishing Goods Depart.
ment is lust ablRze with good choice and hl
things Tor HoNlay Present., Hani.emhruid
erpd and silk sus penders Hand en- broi lei cd
SIN and Saith Seats etc., SILK Handkerchicts
silk umhrc las. Fancy Hoe, Scarf Fius, slecy,
Buttons. 10 fact what articles can not be found
In our mouse In the way Of Men, Clothing aud
"Fixinss' wauld be difficult To name and all Al
the most REASONABLE PRICES
We q ,rdially invite inspection AMI comparison
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Noises IN mo Head, tho vital fluid passing uuats
served IN tho urine, and many other dlsn1ses
that lead 20 tnkfuity and death
IuE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
win agree 10 foffet Tive Hundred Dollars foT
a case VI this Kind Tho VITAL EsrORATIvM
under their special advice and treatmenD will
not cure or for anything Impure or inluflOug
found nit liiE EN0LisH MEDICAL lNs
9rlTurE tfoais all Private Diseases successfully
without morcuy Consultation Free. ThoFs
sis of urine 1880 Price OF vital kestLSRtivst
81 10 bottle OF iuur times the quantity, Sec,
sent loany address on receipt OF prloo or q o. d.,
mo ., o. II. sent without 81 enclosed as q gnnis
naIno n desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAh
INSTITUTE, us Olive street IT. Iouia, Missouri
Wholesale Agonta, J. J. sCHorT q Co.L
weston, Texa-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

4 NuNmERof New l.rs lanz rf.s.fsu., WON.
interviewed recently Bhlu. the rrublro az f..,l-
c'uultl1n' NJ they have seen corr.ctv r.-
ported tuey are generally 0fOplu1u that with.
oul national uplt hlr1 eau be no uEauu.
bank issues. Assuming tHH th- Is their upfu.
ion the 'dlcdl)r Of laer city. impr5yes ,bs
occasion 10 luiorm them that they may be -l.F
Banners, uut ere net good n0l Teal ,olnuvIrs..
aud 70 eNhOrt Them % HdBpt ity g.tprtf.,f'
Ihal PROJECT ls 70 make urstm0uHga railroad
bo4us ItCelynbie ss security Or bauk crtuIa.
lsti0n. The Indicator wants % know WIN iEa
lale bankers convention adjourned vffl.pf
lec0mmendn this measure. 10 altl wants /,
know 'Nh! not con con yvu,i0u for Nm, *.
press purpose OF discussing these measures"
Wen II may DO Tint Che bankers convention
d'dn' think oft Or may be tina. the lInE.
efs convention didu' think well Of IT, There
may De as many as two or tlrgG objections "a IL
The Indicator thinks that national bonds ar,
nov lhe tulAg because they represent debt, aud
because national debt ought 10 be paid Wen.
are not railroad bonds evidences Ordeb. and
0ughint they to be pa,d' Some rait0td hun4s
are better than others should an be nee. w.
abe alike Orshould some ONO al So I'm iuig-
meut ugOh railroad properties aud railroad
companies, ana help some by receiving heir
6Qtts aud hug. others by rgj c,iugtheir banlss
There is some dils. .ure "a the market ysIue
where the interest Is the same Should me
banks be free 10 PICK va, those yielding The
largest incomes? lfsO and ifthg banks wore
LETT ice, rs they now are, TO expand ad lihlum.
lhiEhtut they uveriO the business aud giygus
bank Initiation compared with WuI. D. th. tu.
HauOus of 1880 and 1856 were uIHing Oh 81.
questions may al be stated In the form ul ob.
iecliOns gggi"st the lndic4to - scheme. ana not
a. idyoous0bjes,i0u either
Tho San Francisco branch min, Is coming
$1,000 0 in silver for The Hawaiian govern
mehI itom les manufactured Ina thi. country 10
Us order, This is the drst coin ever struck for
Hawaiian frharaig.oF.. ,f.t.. o.