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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-05
GALVESTON,

A villain In the Dark Hours OF the Night
Attempts to Abduct Girl from Her Bed
Room
GALVESTON, June 20. [Special.l - On
Wednesday night dastardly attempt was
made to violently kidnap the 13.year-old
daughter of Mr.. ]. G. Shrier, who
resides on Thirteenth, between Winnie
and Church streets. The fami y retired
early to their rooms as usual on the night
in question, about 10 o clock. In the apart
ment occupied by the children there were
two beds, and the one occupied by the
daughter and another child stood directly
adjoining a window that opens out on a
back gallery. The house being one story
anyone inclined can easily obtain entrance
into the apartment. About ESQ O'CLOCK
Thursday morning. while the hosehold
were wrapped in slumber, they were sud-
denly aroused by piercing shrieks coming
from the room of the children. Mr.:
Shrier sprang from his bed and
dashed into the room Of his
children, to find everything in dire con-
fnsion, his little ones paralyzed with fear
and terror. while his eldest daughter lay
suspended half way out Of the window be-
tween the gallery and the bed; speeches.
from fright. She was, by the aid OF restora-
tiyes. soon brought to, and after little while
told her story, which is in substance
as follows: At about $50 o'clock she was
rudely awakened from her sleep by feeling
herself being slowly drawn across the
bed in the direction Of the window. AT
first she thought she was dreaming,
and attempted to scream to see II she was
awake or asleep, but q wide hand being
placed over her mouth, she for the first
time realized her true position.
The girl fought and struggled as
hard as she knew how, but all
TO no purpose, and she was being gradually,
but very slowly, pulled out of the window,
which she had now reached, as the intru-
der seemed to be perfectly alive to, the
danger of his position. If by any hur-
ried haste he should awaken
the other children and they rsise
an alarm. When the girl had been drawn
half way out of the window, the intruder,
evidently believing that he now had things
all his own way, released for moment his
hand from over the girls mouth, when she
screamed and the scoundrel hastily fled and
has not been captured. The girl is
confident her assailant was o white man.
This is not credited by the police, who be-
lieyed the would-be abductor was q negro,
and this belief is confirmed by Lacase,
a French butcher, on the corner OF Thir-
teenth and Winnie streets, who says
that on Thursday morning, about half an
hour before the outrage was committed,
negro entered his shop and begged
for some matches, and he is confident he is
the man.
Another negro was sent TO jail to-day for
10 violate the person OF an
S-year-old negro girl.
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FORT WORTH.

A Contractor sustsins Fatal Injuries by q
Fall-The Attorney General Closeted with
Courtright-A Requisition Issued-A Cat
tie King Shot,
FoRr WORM, June 22.-tSpecial.]-A
half.past 2 this afternoon ]. w. KEEP.
linger, contractor for the grand opera
house, while experimenting. the plac::
ing of one Of the beams OF
the roof, missed his footing, falling TO the
ground below, distance Of 60 feet, sustain
Ing injuries from which be will die. KEEP
linger comes from 81. Louis, and has built
a number Of opera-houses.
Attorney General Templeton was IN the
city to-day. and IVES closeted with Court
right and McIntire, who laid their cause be-
fore him In full. The attorney general said
he would lay the matter before the governor
on his return TO Austin. Governor
Lew Wallace has issued arequisition for the
mems arrest under pressure from the large
Mexican element in the terri
tory. Governor Wallace for a
long time refused 10 do this.
A telegram was received here to-day that
Colonel @. @. Cannon. one OF the cattle
kings Of the state, had been shot in row
At Seymour, In the Pan Handle. He is
said 10 be fatally wounded. One Of the
ranchmen did the shooting.
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Daily Springs

have earned an unrivaled reputation for
the cure of dyspepsia in all forms, dropsy,
paralysis, enlargement of the spleen and
liver, scrofula, gravel, constipation, kid.
nev and genito urinary diseases, and all
diseases peculiar to females. Delicate
ladies and sickly children can resort to the
waters with the assurance that health and
vigor will be obtained. The famous Red
spring is specific for dyspepsia. there be-
ing not a single case on record of failure to
cure. Debilitated or over-worked gentle
men and ladies have been known to gain
from one to two pounds per day while here.
The SPRINGS are situated ten miles from
DeKalb, on the Texas & Pacific railroad,
and eight miles from Bassett on the Texas
& st. Louis railroad. For further informa.
ion, address j. W. FAN1ER.
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GRoEsBECK.

Darkey Fatally Wounded for Interfering
In Another's Love Ansirs-Westher and
Crops -Improvements-Fou Fourth Of July
CeIebrati2p-Deatbo Of a Chiid-Personal.
GRoEsBEck, June %. Especial Last
night Elijah Mccullough, a son Of Ham,
got into an alteration with another negro,
on the farm OF DR.. Mccain, in this county,
and shot him, the said negro, In the breast
With a shotgun. This morning the sheriff
vas informed Of the shooting, and sent out
a party TO arrest Mccullough. The wounded
party was reported 90 fatally shot. The
csuse Of the shooting Is supposed 10 be the
Interference Of the other party with Nc
Cullough's amours. Mccullough has been
arrested at Mexia.
A grand Fourth Of July celebration Is on
the tspis. Everybody is invited TO attend.
Orators for the occasion have been Sc
lected, glsss-ball shooting, baseball and
various other ADJUSTMENTS have been pro
yided. A good time is expected.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. 4.
Arnett died yesterday evening Al the resi-
demo. Of George W. Kennedy, Esq, grand
lafber Of the child.
frank Moseley, now Of Denison. IL shsk.
ing hands with bis many friends IN Groes-
heck.
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MINERAL WELLS.

hon. .. m. Traylor the orstor on the
Fourth-Bau IN Prospect-Advsnce In
Mining stock.
MTrERAL wKL1s, June 2.-ISpecisl.l-
hon. J. II. Trnylor. Of Cranberry, viii sd.
dress The people on the fth Of July a. ii
a m. at the grounds. Invitations heve
been sent over The country In general The
occasion promises 10 Be q grand affair.
Tbs Hal house has been rsfitted BY Mrs.
Duke. Of Weafherford, the furniture already
oosffDg over 81 60. The house, after being
rrDovsfed. viii b. by far the best house In
tbe c1fv. The young ladies and gentlemen
- verv iubifut over The grand bal 20
b. eiven IN honor Of The opening Of the
Duke house on the 4th-
Considerable stock IN the HiDsrll Wells
Miniur company hns changed hands IN the
lssf feu DAYS e en- edvnrce q 10 Der cent
Fivs Hundred pounds q ore haFe been
stripped 70 Knnsss CITY - BE crushed SD
erreifed. he stockholders seem highly
elsied over the prospects % Their inysE-
rner.fs m the n, fres ard stcck Il sdrnncnR-
Cr1ts IN the ben-t q This countT are BE-
girrinr 20 rcd rzin- Partial showers have
beer fsIlIrk IN sorne r'srts 81 ne s1rronno-
inr c urfrT. considerably bsnetttinE corn
ard co1tc1.
I--rrr fiIs rrrry visitors ct rhisrincs a-s
NJ nolfnr HiIliams. q Enrstelc. Iculs-
Inrn. stuE-t Hnr1s1nlciiF secrstn-I 81 fort
Wnrlf. - d. Fl Eonins1n. 81 Naco.
Bn<lrcz TO md rigtn TEJ cooL
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IAMPASAS.

Curiosity In the shape oia Cave--Municipai
Improyement-AC Charitable Correction
PsrsonaI-Matrimonial
LAMpAsAs, June 20,-ISpecial.l IA cave
ON the Colorado over one mile In
length, and in some places thirty
feet in width, commands the attention OF
tourists who visit this city. This cave
il about sixteen miles from TINS
place, and has two small streams running
through it, which are about two
ieet deep. A bridge is being
built over Burleson creek on Mathew
Whkes addition to town, when
will reduce the route
from the depot to the business part OF the
city considerably.
George Meriwether, of Dallas, is in the
Your correspondent wishes to state
that the present opinion OF the
best citizens here does not affirm the report
that Mr.. G. III. Ross was an excessive
drinker, or that his wife used
morphine only in cases of sickness, anG
that they nearly all now thint
she was partly out Of her mind wheI
the suicide was committed and that h'
killed himself out of grief at the loss OF TIM
wife of his bosom.
j.. d. r arris yesterday married Miss Gar
roll, of Houston, and left this morning 10
a bridal trip.
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In soldiers section B, rov 2, near the big
pine in the Southwestern part Of the Sol
sisrs' csnstsry, plain granite monument
s@.pds. inscribed ''CsfhariDs HODGES.
Company x. Fifh Bouisisns, 1855.
This grave IL neTsr overlooked. ETery
memorial day flowers are 20 Be found upDn
IL. The deceased IL vel renembere1 ~
rnrrv Of cur citizsrs. she cErne - w
riris Is The rivardie-e ofber conpsrT- II
uns hsr Intention - nurse the sck s11 Gaze
for the wounded Her llfs - oeT1,ec =
f7rr rxrnfH hist nnrks1 ~ r-e.ere< q
sorthcrr soldiers hsr. n tcf s<rlT o<Ts q
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TYLER.

Dolngs Of the City Councii-oncers Of 81
Johns Lodge.
TYLER. June 2o.-Tspecisl lat a meet
ing Of the city council this afternoon y. N.
Gary was appointed an appraiser Of taxable
values 10 take the place OF }. ID.
Brown, absent. An ordinance was
adopted, 10 take effect from passage
prescribing an additional ONCE Tor CITY on
Gals elected or appointed.
Nj. Phil N. Wagner formerly
Of st. Louis. aud late detect
i've IN the service OF the Texas 4
Sd. Louis railway, was nominated
BY the mayor for the 1nexDired Term o. .ne
msrsbnI's Office, and confirmed unani-
mously By the council.
Following are the oficers-elect Of 81.
Johns lodge, No. So, for The ensuing
Masonic year n. J: Mcbride. W NJ. "
NJ. johnson, 8. W; II. g. WormelderL y
W; Tb0mss X. Thermon, treasurer Az
Hunt secretary.
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der, In the chair Important ohurch, ecu,
oationnl and other matters are oooupy,"b
the attention Of the conference which Is pc,
ing largely attended by both cleriCal anu
lay delegates. .,,., o.or hv
Nrs' M, ]. Mauldipg, will have their com,
mencement exercises at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tonight.
The examinations and awarding OF pre-,
minms at the university we're concluded
| this morning.
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BRO wNsyILLE.
A United States Army Omcer Suicides
Brutality Assaulted.

A United States Army Omcer Suicides
Brutality Assaulted.
BROWNSVILLE, June 29.-lspecialI- first
Sergeant Jacobs. Of company G, Nine
teenth infantry, stationed at Fort Brown
committed suicide this morning about
o'clock by shooting himself in the forehead
with an army revolver. As no one heard
the report OF the pistol, IT is thoughI ne shot
himself when the sunrise gun was fred. II
Is said that he had been feeling unwell yes
terday and 10 add TO his earthly miseries his
best girl went back on him. The coroner's
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with
the facts. He was buried this evening in
the National cemetery with military
honors.
A man named Clewencio L. Quezals was
assaulted and seriously stabbed last night
about midnight, in the streets Of Mats-
moras.
months. have been falling the last three
davs.
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Heart affections. kidney and liver trouble.
Yet how many heedlessly pass through q
shortened life giving no care TO these com
plants which cause the human family such
great distress. Does your heart beat vio-
tently from the least excitement? Have
you fits Of dizziness2 Does your back ache2
Are your bowels constipated? These symp-
toms are the first warnings. Delay is dan
gerous. Be wise In time. Regain perfect
health by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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A SHEA snsak Thtsf-wssson inclined 70
ssKIek"-Ths Court-House Controversy
gaE AE7osIo, June.D.-l6pecisl- LAS
uieht fhs residence Of Ms. scbumsker vss
entered b. q sneak thief, who successfully
cot away with . gold vaich and
diamond pin, value 80, sef-
en- pair 81 pants, 10, sno golo stu1s.
ff6 The thief escaped, sod Il no doubt
dresdfuIir alarmed e the iynr-eysd Guar
disns of The lsv, yclept "peelsrs-'
Wasson t.kas bis sentence very naro-
fhirks II vns unnecessarily severe. and vss
totally uDsrpectsd b. him. 10 one = A.
loved 10 80 him
Heary rains have fallsn Dorth and RoTth-
Ths cou-i-bouss c5utroTs-sy stiL con
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PSALMS
lhsYfaknl

tREyfsgDl
Hear this, oil ye people, and give ear all
ye inyalds OF the world, Hop Bitters Will
make you well and TO rejoice.
2. IL shall cure all the people and put
sickness and suffering under foot.
3. BE thou not afriad when your family Is
sick, or you have Brlght's disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Btters will cure you.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor
know the value of Hop Bitters for bilious,
nervous and Rheumatic complaints.
Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and
shall have robust and blooming health.
@. Add disease upon disease and let the
worstcome, am safe II use Hop Bitters. :.
7. For all my life have been plagued
with sickness and sores. and not until
year ago was cured, by Hop Bi tiers.
s. He that keepeth his bones from ach-
ing from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with
Hop Bitters, doeth wisely.
0. Though thou hast sores. pimplcs
freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, yet Hop Bitters will remove them
all.
10. What woman is there, feeble and sick
from female complaints, who desireth not
health and useth Hop Bitters and Is made
well.
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters
bring on serious Kidney and Liver COM
plants.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being furred
the blood pure, and thy stomach from in
digestion by using Hop Bitters.
ID. All my pains and aches and disease
go like chaff before the wind when l use
Hop Btters.
IA. Mark the man who was nearly dead
and given up by the doctors after using
Hop Bitters, and becometh we'll.
Is. Cease from worrying about nervous
ness, general debility, and urinary trouble
or Hop Bitters will restore you.
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Pauper immigration.

Boston, June 20.-The board OF health
reports to the collector Of the port that
within the past six months port physicians
examined % $50 assisted emigrants, many
of them feeble by reason OF age or other in:
trinity and must be aided by private and
public charities. Most are without lug
gage and scantily clothed.
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Otber Specially Interesting Matter

New YORK, June 29.-[Special. J Gov
ernments firm; As 1'S lower.
Eailroads-Texas & Pacific land grants,
81 SO.
Texas g. Pacif, Rios, 50 7-S.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas consols 100.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages, 50.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe firsts, lib IL.
Stocks irregular and recovering.
Denver & Rio Grande, 4S a.
Houston & Texas Central, 81 IL.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 80 3.S.
Missouri Pacific. 1902 SO
Texas Pacific, 81 SO.
Cotton dull spots steady; ordinary,
81 7-8; low middling. 10 1-l6; middling,
10 9.16; total sales of the day, $1,000; Gal
weston arrivals 1869; futures to points
higher.
Coffee barely steady; spots, 1-2; closed
easy; sales, Is, 200 futures points lower.
NEW YORK, June 80 -TPress.l ---Prime
change, B. B., dull, 4Si 81 sight. 4S5 l.2
3's, 1O3 7.8; extended SIS, 80 3-8; 4 l-2's
coupon, 1913 3 A; as coupon, 1l9 49,.
State bonds steady; railroad bonds firm
governments lower Tor registered as.
f,tocks in the early dealings were firm
aud Ia TO 81 higher. Alter - o'clock they
were weak. falling off. The general
market weakened slightly, but
toward the close frmer tone prevailed,
and many shares recovered to the highest
prices of to-day. As compared with last
nights closing. the active stocks show an
advance of 1t. the Vanderbilts, Rock
Island. st. Paul, Northern, Pacific and
Wabash preferred, rising most.
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A Strong statement VindIcatcd.

Mr.. W, Z. Clarke, of Providence, r. l..
several years ago made concerning his kid
ney medicine, Hunts Remedy, the strong
statement that it Twas never known to
fail" How did he dare to say 30 much
How did he know it to be the truth Be.
cause Hunts Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine, proved itself to be a
positive cure for Bright's Disease of the
kidneys; and he knew that q medicine that
would accomplish that, would cure any all
ment of the kidneys, bladder, liver or uri-
nary organs. And time has proved the
statement strictly true.
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Cure That Cold

Cure That Cold.
Do not suffer your lungs to become dis
eased by allowing cold to continue with
out an effort to cure it. Thousands have
died premature deaths, the victims of con-
sumption, by simply neglecting cold.
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the lungs
will cure colds, coughs and consumption
surer and quicker that any other remedy.
1t acts almost like magic in many cases,
and in others, its effect, though slow, is
sure if persisted in according to directions.
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Every woman who suffers from sick head
ache. and who dislikes to take bitter doses,
should try Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
are the easiest of all medicines to take. A
positive cure for the above distressing COM
plant; give prompt relief in dyspepsia and
Indigestion; prevent and cure constipation
and piles. As easy to take as sugar. Only
one pill dose. 40 in vial. Price 25 cents.
If you try them you will not be without
them
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Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocosine dresses the hair perfectly, and Il
also preparation unequalled for the eradi-
cation OF dsndruff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists In their purity and great
strength.
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ST. LOUIS, June 29.-[Special. Juan
Bacca, Mexican, arrived in East st. Louis
early this morning. and while looking for
hotel in the vicinity Of the National stock
yards. met a couple of polite strangers,
who volunteered to take him to hotel
One Of them presented him with cigar,
which he remembers lighting. The next
ses ten hours later, was that he had been
robbed of watch and chain, $50 cash and
a lot of notes and checks.
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Young men, middle aged men and all
men who suffer from early indicretions will
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
BY il there is no relapse. Try It; it never
fails. 81; 6 for $5.-At druggists and Al
lens Pharmacy 315 First avenue N. Y. City.
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Mrs. Chas. Smith, Of Jimes, Ohio, writes:
/ have used every remedy for sick head
ache / could hear Of for the past fifteen
years, but Csrter's Little Liver Pills did
me more good than all the rest.
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~. LOrrs. JuDs zs.-Ths river fei eiEht
mae. to-aaT. snd tonight the government
rusrs rns-ks thirty-th-ss Ret thres inches
rs.~lv ell tie sidssalk alonE
a.. r-~rr f-ont Il psssible, sl,d
~ wntrT lss
rrr~1r1 fhaf t1sintss has t,ee1 ~ NJ ~
- II - 49, - ~ leTes. Busirers
= - 49, ~rsrrnef r. the locslilies
49, hrrs 49, rubrrsrEec IN ne nrrth-
- - II fts cify. sd thinf1 -. pef1n-
49, - nrrrrns NOR cneEr1l
- n rntr q bStrcE lsr11
r-rrf e E<s - Iouis 4 10 hliin1 -
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Are you made miserable by indigestion,
dizziness. loss Of appetite,
yellow skin shiloh's Vitalizer is q positive
cure. Sold by w. II. Patterson d Co.,
druggists, Dallas.
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The Rev. George II. Thsyer, Of Bourbon
Ind. saws: Both myself and wife own
ou- lives 70 Shilohis Consumption Cure. I"
Sold By w. H. Patterson 4 Co, druggistss
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81 don't feel WE'LL" The stomach Is out
of order; neglected, this means chronic dys-
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep-
sia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold BY w. II. Patterson Il Oe.
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cWith Bundles of Titles. -

ST.. LOUIS. June %, - Especial. Mr..
Oheetry. Canadian passenger agent for the
Wabash, and q party of gentlemen from
Canada. who have been prospecting in
Texas with view Of buying lands for colo
nization purposes, returned to the city this
morning on their way back home. The
gentlemen are highly pleased with the
southwestern country, and 60 home each
with q bundle of titles to Texas lands to
convince their neighbors that God smiles
in this direction. and that this is the place
to which to come.
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Henry's Carbolic salvo
Is the best salve for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped
Hands, Cbilblains Corns and all kinds of
Skin Eruptions, Freckles and Pimples. Get
Henry's Carbolic Sslve, as all others are
commercials Price 25 cents.
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My friend, look herel you know how
weak and nervous your wife IL, and you
know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not be fair about 1t and buy
her q box7
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Ladies should remember, . beautiful
COMPLEXION results from using Acker's
Blood Elixir. Sold BY W. II. Patterson a
Co. At 81.
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The Old Line.
Auoitor State of North Carolina, Briga-
dier-General w. p. Roberts, says: 81 have
tried DR.. Worthington's Cholera and
Diarrbea Medicine for many years, and
regard it as an infallible remedy" Cures
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ourcaso. June 2s-It Is given out - The
rruvIt oftbs conferences Of manufscturers
b.rbed wire With the Wsshburn rnsnufso-
t.-is.r company thar the royalty vii Be
rsSursd shout 0ne-half. which propoHfion
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sHER MAN.

Grand Preparations for the Glious
Fourth.
SHERMAN. June 29.-FSpecial. l-Gid
preparations are being made for the Fourt
Of July celebration, which will no doubt b
O grand success.
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Groom, whooping-cough, and even asthma
Immediately relieved By Acker's English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee By W r.
Patterson A Co.
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HERE, AT HOME.

Special New York Telesram-s'oc1S
and the Staples.
NJ. Louis: He was stranger and they
Took Him In.
CAPITALISTS Returning from Texas
"wish Bundles of Thles."
Austin: A DemeHted Lady Attempts TO
Stay Her Child.
Plucaerer Folks Jury Very Far From
Full Yet.
The Royalty on Barbed Wire will DC
Reduced.
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HAsHvIBr, June 2s.-Ths selection Of .
Jury for the trial Of Polk makes SLOW prog
ress. Thus far, out Of q panel Of 900 sum
non.d, only three have been chosen.
Another panel Of 800 has been summoDed
for to-morrov. when the case VII Be called
TIE STATE Press association lesFes to-uor-
row via 81. Louis for 80 excursion through
Terss and into Nerico.