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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16

Hear what one member Of the profession
'estiics regarding the scientific prcr-
aratiou of - brother member,
Mr. DAwLrY has been IN the drug busines, in
the city of Providence twenty-five Years AS clcrl,
and proprietor in good standing, and Knows
whereof he ailirms. -Ep.
MIR. u. says: "For many years have suffered
lht'hseiy NJ times, with What is generally called
rheumatism. When first attacked was confined
!" my oed and could not walk step. | could
not Dear the weight ot the hrdjlo.hes. SO cxcru.
eating was the agony endured. | ALWAYS no
''ed mat before these attacks came on my kid
hoys were auectcdi before there would be- any
pain in my limbs or amy swelling OF Joints or
limbs, the color of tho socrctons from the kid.
neys would be- very dark and the udor strong and
tevcriSh. The last attack was very severe. abou.
hNc years ago, and was confined to the honsc
several weeks, and was unable to attend ia busl-
ness IN throo months. During the time WINS
eonlincd at home and tho time Of my convn-
lescencc employed four OF the best doctors that
tonld obtain, but mono OF thcm rnyo ma nor
mancnt relief, for they dil not 90 to work Mt IN,
cause OF tho trouble Having been ACQUAINTED
with the proprietor Of Hunts Remedy A lnn,
,''''u was ihdNoed by him to give II u trial hon.
inS Tint 1t might reach tho seat OF the dis,ase
and after taking one bottle found myself worry
much improved, and after taking the second
was 'ecling better than had after any prcyiors
W'aeNS' During many months previous to ,otin,,
tu' Kennedy my hands aud fingers would be- mncS
swollen and still every morning; nv l,ft s,Jo w
'no region ot stomach and spleen, WINS ycry LAM,
anu sensitive; ut times would H., taken w,,s
severe cramps over the spleen, and he ohliycd "a
Apply mustard or cayenne for temporary rc,i,s
WasNerS nervous nights and could not slrcn,
was Obliged to bc very particular In my dict an1
my physical system was sadly domorallsod since
haNc taken Hunts Remedy syst,mat,cauv Al,
these things have changed; have ma swc,,rn
hahds or limbs, no pains or cramps in tho aida
can cat al Kinds OF food, sleep soundly and rct
thoroughly rested, and my Kidneys are active and
perform thor functions promptly, thus takln,
our OF tho system all the poisonous secretion,
which contamnatc tho whole system wbcrc ,ha
huneys do not act efficiently. MY friends who,
huhts Remedy has dono for mo Il will do for NJ,
OF you. l believe II TO be the only suro cnro tor
MI disease OF tho Kidneys, Liver, and Jirinarv
organs :. Respectfully, Il. r. DAwLEY.
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LiQUt,ks
ro-pAys QUOTATIONS..

ALoosoi-:el IS per ga ~ por high wlnos.
Wntsxr-Rcctiaed, " loel so as ror proof
VI 7Sdpe2 20; three years old. " 250es2 bG fancy
oxtre old whisky, elspA ~ per sgN
WisMs-Claret In casc SSeeS per quality, IA.
tAwbA per gal. @cetl 30 Port n oocAt sherry.
vino In cascs a. 5esl6
CuAarAssS-ynlcs Mum a Co., y1ss?S Heaa.
ava In bashcI e2see2S Krus. IN basket VA sss
Domestic champagne, GsolA
borrLu bHrR-St Lvui. quarts, yl4 p,nts Sla So
Budwoincs. own sisN III %, pinN Ns a. Er.
As5. - : v"
AIn-s,ecs Als. per dos, :, ooaa as ror,or
per doA o. pDtp2 ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16
GRAIN AND BRrApsTurrs


Notwithstanding the rain of to-day, there
were very good receipts by wagon. The
larger amounts OF grain now coming in arc
corn, but they are barely enough TO cover
the requirements Of retail dealers. Oats
are scarce, and are freely taken when
offered. Wheat is in good demand, and
millers are anxious to secure all that Is
offered on tho streets. There were some ar.
rivals OF corn byrail to-day, and some ship.
ments. A car OF corn went to Baird, and u
mixed car OF corn and hay to the pineres
IN eastern Texas. Prices continue steady
and firm.
The Mark Lane Express, in a review of
the British grain trade the past week, says.
The weeks spell OF wintry weather has
been beneficial to young and weakly
wheats, which, being coated with snow,
are protected. The supplies of wheat,
though curtailed, are In a somewhat i'm.
proved condition. Thet is slow and in.
animate, and prices unchanged. The for.
eign trade "a tedious aud dragging; the de-
mand small, tho supply moderate, and
: rates slightly lower Five oargoes have ar
rived, but there are no sales. The forward
trade Is inanimate and weaker. Red winter
wheat Is . pence lower, flour is duh and
weaker. Foreign was also dull and weaker,
with large supply, and prices | shilling
..,' .sLss $50 V"'S " ""oh"hboui ouu
ihuihe we"eer, III Wow OF mo prospect OF
large supply. Sales of English wheat the
past week AZ ,407 quarters, at AZ shillinys 4
pence; against 32,05t quarters, at i5 shil.
iinps % nenco tho oorrasnnndina ,,aot iaa,
YEAR ''"'' "'S'''''pon''"s week '"S'
wv W., Va. ,, ,
I'm, Inc Nsw .. YORK POST rost says; The capacity
OF the American Hour mills Is being made
manifest In the large production Of flour
now pressing for sale, not only in our own
markets but In those of other countries
The decentralization or o,'oioa n ou"n.,V %
.,,"o,, aa~m,,' VI ohV'co Rrsues o.
hmerican Hour IN the markets OF Great
or'tn,n mas become 80 large ms to seriously
interfere with the occupation OF tho English
those ruling in Ss sssBosrS @ sSsy SSG St
or,ou o,n'os. LUIS aonornai cohuition OF
Sa,s ~ ~ INK Mey 70 work ITS own cure and
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GOAL AND WOop

TODAY QUOTATIONS..
yoAt-lndian nation, $50 per ton
CoXs-Soc per barrel
Woop Oak, hickory aud ssh. NM
per cord. Sawed stove wood Is ro,ailiur "a ina
rates Of "a 10 TO 90 por cord. ''
AASoAt--Ss conts rer bArn>.
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The Rev. George IL. Thayer, of Bourbon
lnu;, says both myself and wife own
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure. i
s n,,, ey W. IL. Patterson & Co., druggists,
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To-pAye QUOTATIONS..
Molasses bArrelA q 90 half barrels. q a. kegs
sG suEsf .arrcls " halsbarrelA =; hcop poles
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QuEkNswARE

.ssorlcd crates slO TO s7s
goplets, A6o Dbl wa WA
slonewary. per 1,ooe yallohA yi1M
ncys. 2 40 per box. ''''"
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CALL BOARD.

The ruling prices to-day were as follows,
transactions being smaller than usual;
Wheat, cash, u to $k03; Morch, 81 to
$l.N; April, $l05 10 $lO6; May, $l.l0
Corn in shuck, cash, 81 to 60; March, 90 to
30; April, "a; May, CO., average Toxas corn
in bulk, cash. CT to 90; March, 50 to 90
April, So; May, s.. Oats, red rust.prool
sacked, cash, O. to %; March, Gi to ca
April, SO to 55i May, 40 to 49, mixed oats,
sacked, cash, 81 to 50; March, IS to SO;
April, ~ to 40; May, IS to 40. Rye, sacked
seed, sacked, German, SIPS; little, GS to G5
Bran, cash. 90; March, 30; April, 50; MAY
20 ito 50. Hay on cars, $40 for choice, 5000
for second quality,
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ne hshlls efths Humboldt river beaver
ss s ga s h.: & Ss: ~: sc !: S *,
lSSsssS. ias.ssAusssss, The Ion Of
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An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling In this country, says that most
Of the Horse and cattle Powders sold here
Immensely valuable. \ Nhinp ON uarJh 1871 ~
tgl u plus nod. sold ., UyWlerc, O. sent d
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Hear what one member Of the profession
'estiilcs regarding the scientific prop
aratiou OF u brother member,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16
JOMMSON'S ANOOYNE LEMgNaENT lEr .FI9sraaa,ss,

Bleeding Is nf SS5Gs
IaraT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-31
For the Farmer and Mechanic.
Wake AwakeS.

Not having the intrepidity of ''Topsy'
if is with fear and trembling" pre-
sent myself before the members OF the
Household. and beg admittance into its
charmed, or rather charming circle. L
bring a peace Offering" which hope
will find favor 1t is some receipts for
simple deserts. very convenient when
unexpected company drops in"
Frolh the whites of eggs, sweeten to
taste and flavor with vanilla. Cover the
tops of plates of canned or fresh peaches
with it. and with nice cake. made by
dolly Varden's'' receipts. 1T forms de-
| sert hit to ssset before tie king" Froth-
ed cream sweetened and favored is bet
ter; but more expensive.
Cream prepared the same way, ant
any kind Of meat jelly, is good and pret
ty. Fill the glasses two thirds VIII
| iellv and put the cream on top.
Cape Fear" has given good re
CENT for cooking mullet roes. | woul'
like to ..swop'' with her. have goo
one for cooking ferring roes: Put th
roes in pan with a little water, let then
boil until near done, then break IN a
EGG or two for every roe, add a little bu'
ter. salt and pepper; cook until dry
Serve hot.
Try it. and 1 think you will be willin
to exchange. JUDITH.
Woodvilla, Jan. 10, 'o3.
Oh dear.. gentle Judith, where q
YOU live? And what is supper hour :
ED.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-31

WESTERN MEN LEGIsLATING AT lHEo.
Jo,wPu's SALOON Chief clerk Col.
Cameron, corresponds with the Ashevilie
Citizen as follows
Matt. Atkinson has been here seeh-
ing the endorsement Of the Republican
caucus for his claim to the postmaster
shin of Asheville- and be received 1t;
There was quite a pleasant gather
OF Western men last night around the
bonnriful boards of Joseph's to inter
change Western sentiment and ideas
Thcre were present Lieut-G Coy. Robin
son, Mr.. McLoud, Mr.. Ebbs:, Nj; St5ing
field, Mr.. Hayes OF Swain, Mr. k,ch'
m md Pearson, Mr.. T. b. Lyman, Mr
Gudger, Mr.. Furman ard myself Mr.
Pearson being the host of the occasion
menu was in Joseph's happiest aa style lie
enjoyment. left long before 1t brok'
upf mindful of the inevitable work 0
lie next mornirg." tBully for Dun
ccmbeD
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w Yates On Gov Jarvis mes
sage.

A large body of considcrate and tar
seeing men feel tt Is Is "a season Tor prac-
,icing the strictest economy, aud ~
money ought to be voted away by the
Legislature excelt for absolute necessity.
The Repub leans lost control OF the State
government by their ruinons taxation
and waste of the taxes collected, ana
when the Democratic party gained co
troll of the State, there was check to
their Infamous practices and such taxes
as the impoverished people could pay
were levied and an economic, lnilclouS
distribution of the finances made ms
won for the Democratic party the I'M
plicit confidence OF the people. ana
season of peace and prosperity began
greater than was ever known ln the MS
tory of the State. On each recurring
season, as the party placed before the
people its candidates for Their suffrage,
they rallied in sufficient plumbers to elect
them with undisputed majority. In 1876
Tilden's majority in North Carolina was
l7OOv. Vance $4,000, Jarvis, in 1880,
G.. .237. and while we 10 net admit any
extravagant or indiscreet administration
of the affairs of State has brought these
maiorities to 423, we do say it is time to
deal cautiously in all things. The party
can take no risks. In the needed addi
tion to buildings; residence for thu
Governor, purchasing Of lots ETC., which
if fullv carried out as recommended b!
Gov. Jarvis will tax the people to tn
amount of 800, 900. it is better Tor th'
party to struggle on with personal neon
yeniences than to perfe these at TN
,roOont t;,ne The voices of the peOpl
are clamoriug for retrenchment, econc
my, and let the Democratic party hee
the cry. Charlotte Dfmocrot
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ONE MONTH, Free! A Fair Chance 70
TEST It'll te. Your FAMILY try i !
No Harm, Il you Den. Like !.
Send a. Once and &c: the
ELECTION NEWS.

The Farmer anil Nechopic desires to
become a wee ks visitor 10 every in'e'll-
gent ani respectable Home IN North
Carolina. and the Editor hopes it would
find favor with many thousands of Fam
lilies, if they should read it for few
weeks. To test the matter he oilers io
send the paper ONE MONTH TO every
citizen of North Carolina, vino vii en-
close his mann, and ffce cents, lpostaee
stamps); the latter being less than cost
of the white paper, and the postage :;
while the cost of the printing, mailing,
wrappers, aud editors profit are free
gift to you, and "thank..ye, tool
w~All our present readers are reques
ted to do us the favor to make this known
among their neighbors. All monthly
subscribers will be enrolled ON sepa-
rate Book, and stopped, after the 3oth
day. And there will not be the least
obligation upon any one to enroll as
regular subscriber We wish to adver-
tise the paper, and in sending your name
you will help us
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RALEIGH n c. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1888.

until in time we shall spread abroad
like a cedar in Lebanon.
Are not the writers from the South go
ing to accept ''Aniia's" invitation To
ioin us? An invitation that we all
heartily endorse. l hope next weeks
gathering will be larger tnan any pre-
yious one. and that all of the old men,
bers will come each leading in new
one. by the ear if no other way for al
though that s:Duld seem to be an unpopu-
lar method Of inducing recruits to JOIN,
when once they are in, they will never
no never consent to withdraw!
Farewell ye!
ANNIE LAURIE.
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t.. We want.-in short. we want sue
csss. and YOU know what ingredients
that requires. ''Topsy" write another
gay charming letter and write at once.
Dolly Warden cannot you hand in
another recipe with a nucleus OF bright
remarks la comet? You can make
them at my expense if you choose. In
deed the whole assembly can make a
target of me, hope have said some,
thing that will require the same. Ii l
have do not fail in the words OF the old
song to ''shoot bright shaft" not at
Ned of the hill'' but a friend.
INCOGNITA.
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For the Farmer and Mechanic.
South BosTON, VA,
Jan. 23rd, 1888. !
ONu' -CTUb IN7F'1' J
.ufinne1 from last Ueek.0

Continued from last ceek.)
Those who have had any experience
with snort lines of local road, know that
the charges are enormous, and it is
greatly better to have trunk line max
inc connection with other important
lines of road. giving through connection
and rates with the whole country.
The distance by proposed route from
Lynchburg to South Boston Is 20 miles,
and from South Boston to Durham via
Roxboro is 55 miles. making only 10
miles. while distance via Danvllle and
Greensboro to Durham is 1870 miles,
showing a saving of 20 miles, surely an
important item in these days of fast
time and close competition. demanding
lowest rates for freight and travel. This
route would connect with the y. and
w. TOAD for points i'll South AMI South
west. and with the Virginia Midland tor
noints North and Northwest. 1t woul'l
| bring the meat and grain of Chicago to
orr door. afford market facilities for oul
products and ores, and give tobacco
manufacturers and leaf dealers short
line and low freight rates.
hope you will pardon me for writing
SO I1uCIi, UuU iuiiJ pSA'uN|' -
a study of the subject that this road is
bound to be built in the near future
This much sen railroadic."
We have lively contest now going
on between the different large publish
inc houses as to whose books shall bt
adopted by the County Boards of Edu
cation. The Appletons are represente'
by that clever gentleman and gallan
: soldier Raleigh L. Daniel. Jr., of Rich
mond: A. S. Barnes & Co. by the Mr
Thaxton. who a few weeks ago tool
from fair City of Oaks, most winsom
bride (nee Miss Beckwith), Van Aut
vert. Bragg & Co. by J. c. Wright, Jr.
of Norfolk. broIher-in-law of the genla
4 Fred Fetter. of Edentor, and son of tn
g gallant Wright whom the Yankees kill
ed at Norfolk-and the University Pu:
1 Co. bv one w, B. Kendrick. Most
e these gentleman got in some OF the
! books. the contract being for four years
e | feel that | have trt spassed already to
much upon your space. so with man
e good wishes for yourself and your p;
: per, am Very truly.
i G II. AWHILE.
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For the F. 4 NJ. -HOusshoio
A Song.

You bid me write song, alb True and
Tried.
A love song, brimmmg Ger with rosy
blsses;
All fragrant with warm sighs, and Wills
pers low;
All flushed, and tremulous with ardent
kisses.
I cannot write it; am wOrI, and SAD.
The present lies around me chill ana
dark.
And all the future looks as grey and
bare,
1t holds no warmer hues, no brighter
spark.
How can sing of joy? my life
Is set to Cares dscordant strain,
Or picture Hope when not one pulse
Within me echoes the refrain!
No! ask the blithesome strain OF one
Whose life reflects its radiant hue,
And rest cont ent that one fond heart
Finds all life's sunshine, Love, III you
REBECCA CAMERON.
Hillsboro, n. &.
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For the Farmer and Mechanic.
Annie Laurie Discusses WIN
N'importe and Suggests a
Novel Method Of Recruit
ing?

N.importe. charming Nimporte, how
ever are we going to term you INTO any
thinr else than "a figure head :" Know
mo your own accomplishments and ca
nacitv better than we possibly can, and
with a vaulting ambition to 90. or De.
something particularly useful lorna-
mental YOU are of course without effort y
If seems to me that you could evolve
shining pathway for your aspiring 1eet TO
climb while we look on amazed ana ad-
mirino Brains and manners you have
unouestionably, or else l do not know
the articles when see them. and am
conceited enough to think that they are
not wholly strangers to me.
Modest? Yes. very tut never mlnd
my nerrcctions. Annie Laurie OF the
sonI was perfect was she not! We VIII
not saw ANYTHING about the real Anne
/ for Size was very naughty!
But to return 10 you. Fan Annie
Laurie You called NE 50 yourself :
does not wish you to hunt up your grand
mothers cook book. for if you are man
and brother ,and tho you leave Us
to infer as much, you never sad SO IL
uneauivocal language,) you VIII pu
things together so awkwardiy that tne.
would be of no await to any body! 1o'
sneak of .'leaden argument, used TO set
tie yexed questions decade or so ago:
Did YOU argue after that lmpulslve 1ash
, ION in those dark days: For II you di''
: \'im,orte. YOU have won The fiSnt 10 I'll
homo, ed place amongst us, ana an
ever afraid YOU sill be just triile spout
II there is one thing above another Una
true Southern woman delights I
honor it is a Confederate Soldier,-t
: have worn the grey is a certain pass
: rort 10 hearts that will ever be true t
..tbe Lost Cause" however dark be tt.
!. nioht in which it glorious stars wei
II down.
WERE YOU A SOLDIER!
= ..Topsy'' N'importe expects you
4 educate him, what are you going to tea1
!, Why do you not write again, l a
I liking to you "Topsy. Are y'
: needing ne? Why do the writer's a
q. fire and fall back: Is very little e
: pecte to 20 long ways? Has nobot
- the ability to write more than one lett
:, . month:I am so much interested IN Il
: ..Household." that | am anXieu> TO $
re ii grow and that quickly.
:, I am inpatient doubtless for l knC
* hy mast experience that the growth
at at such departments is slow. recall
ut ut building up of a similar department in
" large widely circulated literary pap
~ Tirst l It was one letter, then for thr
of weeks none. the next week three lette
or or tine next two, the three following wee
III none. then they begin to straggle a
tIe tIe in li%ping in until at last there were mt
lii writer's than space, and so we will gr'
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For the Farmer and Hechanic =
Gone on Before.
BY CHAMELEON.

Father in Besven, hear when We call, and grant
this petition ", pr.y,
ct US kao. oul sweet baby that's gone on before,
lot her know Us IN Heaven some day.
Let her ewes re.t upon US, as We enter the door
let her greet us With a wvlcom ing smile;
Let her love once more, as she did long ago,
let her know that she once was our child.
Father in Heaven, hear when we call, and grant
this petition We pray;
RIess our sweet hGbs that has gone on before;
iet MS have her III Heaven some day.
O let her be ours, ours again, ours TO part never
more;
Ours 10 love in the Kingdom above. when we too
reach the Heavenly shore,
J. ct us meet, let us know, let us nave, oul
darlings that hsye gone on before.
Father above. o hear my sweet babe, let me nurse
her i'll Heaven some day;
T ct her rub her soft cheek against mine as she
.scoos', let me hear her laughter 1 pray.
ct he, lie in NV arms and smile in my face, as sh.
clngs to my hand as of yore:
Let her smile grow bright, the Heavenly nght
let her knew her own mother once more.
Father above, O lit ms for Heaven; our robes are
row tattered aud torn;
| All spotless and pure, has our babe gone before
but our garments soiled and worn.
| Thou canst prepare u.s. that We be not ashamed, y
land on the Hea. enly shore,
And death seems sweeter and Heav 5ns joys create
| when We think OF our babe gone beiore
| Let us met t. let anow let W. keep,
| our dear ones the Heavenly shore.
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