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VIII Won suffer with Dyspepsis and
Liver Complninf7' Shilohs Cure il the
remedy for Il. Sold BY W. II. Patterson
4 Co, druggists. Dallas. Texas.
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To Glnr ers aud Farmers.
We { ssire TO notify our customers and
riend, ehat we will receive their cotton for
hiprnent or Tor sale and will make liberal
sdvAncements on all consiRnmeDts.
RoweFR K Irror.
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why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price, 10 cts.,
50cts and 81. Sold by w. II. Patterson &
Co., druggists, Dallas.
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ehfloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure.
u sold By Ne on q guerantes. II cures con
sumption. Sold b. ". H. Patterson 4
90. druggists. Dallas. Terss.
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Kansas CITY, Special rnftntr

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THREsuING MACHINERY OHIO STEEL
BARB FENCE co. fIH BROTHERS, FARM
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

To give some idea Of the magnitude TO which
40 ne 81 the cypress at ain. says the 1Ialsch-
cola Fla } Tribune which are cut on The liver
above and brought To this market j WILL state
that two weeks since I surveyed raft that
came from Calhoun county l1uis Refroel. four
logs II which were ssvn from one tree, and
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FuRsT & BRADLEY MANUFACTURING co.
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ERIE CITY IRON WORKS. ENGINES, BOIL
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail to cure, we offer $500
Reward. for any case of Chills it fails TO cure
when directions ara followed.
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ELECTRICITY.
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
AND CHIEF REsTORER Of
IMPAIRED VITAL ENERGY.
THE ELECTROPAT &c ASSOCIATIONS
PROFESSOR BAKERS BELT OF LIFE.
The only efectusl, General debility other
Rational and simple Nervous, hutcular and
Adaptation Of Functional Dersnge-
Self Applicable ments
Medical Electricity The Elect opsthic
For the Tn a'ment Ct Associstion's
Rheumatism. Govt Bell Of Life"
NeuralRia. DIZZINESS, Can slwsys be relied on,
ta-slysis. fcia tics. 10 nfJrd speedy Relief
IumbsRn. Indigestion, And Ulfimefe Cure
Epilepsy Nervous or fnfny Of the
Above dsran sfmenrs.
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PALACE RAILWAY TRAINS

Acker's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds of blood poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by w, II. Patterson &
Go.
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Browns Bronchial Trochts are excel a
for the relief of hoarseness or soar thro
They are exceedinly effective. "-lUhristian
World ondop EnCiaud
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ALL IN SEARCH OF HEALTH
Should wsar the
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
The Verdict.

at last the famous Star-Route trial is
ended and the final act in that semi
tragedy of persecution is the sole redeem
ing feature the entire case. The verdict
is Not Guilty" and by that verdict
twelve honest and impartial men have vim
dicated, not the defendants alone, but the
honorable name and the integrity of the
justice-loving people of the United States.
For two weary years the defendants In
this celebrated case have been subjected 10
species of persecution unparalleled in the
annals of court history. They have been
maligned openly, aud in the secret shade,
of life the assassins of character and reputa.
tion have lurked after aud Swallowed them
with subtle skill and malicious design. The
immense engine of the Department of JUS
tice, handled by cruel, INSCRIPTIONS aud
criminally reckless men, was brought to
bear against them, and every tortuous fea-
ture of this great power freighted with
hatred and fierce intent to destroy.
But, thank God there is one factor in
the heart Of the American people peculiar
Iy and pertinently characteristic of our
race and nationality. 1t is that intuitiye,
instructive spirit of fair play and equality of
justice. It may move slowly, but it Is al.
ways alive, and when the vicious-souled.
powerful assume and continue sthe
role of the persecutor-when the Govern
ment essays TO crowd the citizen, the latent
hre leaps into perfect flame and the spirit
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

ofjustice asserts its God-given prerogative
and light shines where darkness was.
Such was the spirit which to-day quick
ened the hearts and the intelligence
of the twelve men who, as
apostles in the religion of right, de-
clared, with the clean, white impartality
of truth, the defendants in this high
wrought, cruel persecution, innocent of the
charges preferred against them, aud lifted
them as high as Heaven above the vile
throng of their prosecutors.
As we have said-aud it is with some-
thing akin to pride, at any rate it is with
satisfaction, for of all the press in the coun-
try THE CRITIC has stood alone throughout
the long period Of trial in abso-
lutte defense of the men on trial
this verdict is not merely q vindica-
tion Of the defendants. 1t extends far be-
yond that limit. 1t vindicates the honor,
probity and independence of the people of
America it stands eminent as n monument
totthe honesty of the jury system of
our country it establishes on foundation
as solid as impervious rock the assailed
character of the juryman in the former
trial, whose voice presaged this verdict, and
who for his independence of action has been
bounded and harassed by the unrelentless
guilty conspirators of the Department of
Justice, and it proves that neither the fear
of an almost omnipotent administration,
nor hope of personal aggrandizement at its
hands can COW or allure the American citi-
zen to give up his birthright-that birth
right which is Synonymous with free
thought, justice and individual exercise of
the teachings of an Independent will.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
JOHN BRIGHT ON AMERICA.
he Believes the Presidential Contest
Will be n Free Trade One.

Right Hon. John Bright delivered an ad :
dress at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, Tues
day, before an audience of over 10000
persons. More than $50 addresses of con-
graduation from various liberal associa-
tions were presented to him. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. Bright in his
speech revi ewed the events of the last
fifty years. and laid stress upon the enor-
nous advantages conferred upon the coun-
try by the repeal of the corn laws. Refer
ring to America Mr.. Bright said "Permit
me to address word to the artisan classes
of the United States. am no enemy of the
United States. / fought her battle in this
country. (Cheers.] / sympathize with
her as much now as / did then, almost as
much as if born upon her soil. I believe
the question in the United States between
protective and simply q revenue tariff
is weaving its solution. The opinion is
growing that irresistible economic facts are
offering themselves for the consideration of
statesmen and every intelligent man in the
great republic. An extraordinary condi-
tiOn of things exist there No country of
any age ever experienced or dreamed of an
actual surplus of revenue of ESQ, 900, 900
sterling. This fact is fatal to the high pro-
lection party. The Government does not
well know what to do with it,
After an eloquent address to the war
which abolished slavery, Mr.. Bright said
II believe the next election for President
will be fought on free-trade lines. The
great people of the United States will de-
clare IL to be the inalienable right of every
American citizen to spend his money in the
worlds cheapest markets.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

Mr.. j, S. Prince, the American champion,
forwarded his forfeit money, $50, to the
editor the N. Y. Wheel the official organ of
the bicyclists, yesterday to cover the amount
placed there by Higham, the English cham
pion. An informal meeting was held last
night at Mr.. Monkeys office. All the pro-
iessionals in the city were present, and Mr.
MoSley made an offer to add to the amount
Of stake if the race was held at the Athletic
Park, this city, within thirty days. The
champions have the matter under consider
alton and will decide within the next forty
eight hours. The race is to be for $500 a
side and the championship Of the world
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
HAS anybody seen Woodward =?

HAS anybody seen Woodward?
And John Walsh
And Blackmar?
And poor, pitiful. perjured Rerdell?
And Bliss?
And Merrick?
and kerr
And oh, Lord
That 500 per day?
And old Brewster's hat?
And his breeches?
And b-Rewster's kammering?
And the Department Of Justice?
Don't laugh, boys. It's too solemn, aud
hurts too bad
Give the Department of Justice snifter,
too
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
We Have Reduced Our Ss5 Suits
to order at $50. Strauss & Marx, AL Seventh
street, second door south OF Z.
hMUSEM ENTS,


IHL THEATRE COMIQUE.
The Comique's Summer Theatre is crowded
with enthusiastic audiences at every perform.
ance. The programme is Of character calcu.
lated to draw largely. The theatre is delight.
fully cool. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
THE NEW DIME MUSEUM,
This popular resort continues in Its SUCCESS.
The bill Is varied and extensive and the per-
iofmances hrst-class.' Open day and night;
performances every afternoon and evening.
DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.
THIS Royal Marionettes, the finest and most
amusing In existence, and the phenomenal
sword swallower, Carlo Beneditti, are among
me host OF attractions at Drivers Summer
Garden.
ABNERs SUMMER GARDEN.
This delightful resort Is thronged each even.
Ing with well-pleased audiences. The en-
!afgeu orchestra and the Tyrolean concert
troupe are very fine.
THE SWIMMING SCHOOL.
Ihe hours al the swimming school are: For
gentlemen, from 10 a. M, and from 80 TO
10 =, m. For ladies; From 10 10 ia, M, and
ior boys, from 80 p. m. TO 7 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
Louisiana lottery Drawing.

At the drawing of the Louisiana lottery
Tuesday No. 23,13l drew the first capital
prize, sold in New Orleans and Raleigh, N.
C.; 75,00S, second prize, sold in New York
city, Chicago and Eastport, N. Y; 81, ,0O3,
third prize, sold in Memphis, Tenn, and
Pasadena, Los Angeles County, Cal.; 90
6s3, sold in Texas, kentucky and 3O,OO1
sold in New Orleans, each $4,000; 7,1O9,
1859, 47ol3, Il, ,457, each $1,000, fractions
sold in New York, New Orleans, Washing.
ton, Cincinnati, Toledo, Savannah, Dallas,
Baton Rouge, Lake Providence, La; Brad
dock, Pa, and Ottawa, Canada.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

WHY need Kentucky Democrats look over
Into Indiana for q Presidential candidate?
Senator Beck, OF their own State, is a better
man, either as a candidate or possible Presi.
10 an abler, more experienced, stiff- backed and
clearer headed statesman than either OF them,
His honesty is unques toned, his principles
are Democratic and he has the full courage OF
them. Why not boom for Beck?-B Boston Her.
aid.
And this from paper in ''culchawed"
Boston. Is the Herdld man SO ignorant as not
to know that Beck was born in Scotland,
and is consequently ineligible
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

CAPTAIN WICKER, collector of customs
at Key West, having been fully vindicated,
has been told by the Secretary of the Treas
ury that he can return to his post and re-
sumo his office. This is as it should be.
Captain Wicker is capable officer aud
gentleman in the largest sense of the word,
and we congratulate him on his complete
vindication
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
The NickersOn Divorce Case.


The ease with which divorces can be OBJ
tained In the West has often been commented
upon; but, judging from the Nickerson case,
the stafd and sober State OF Pennsylvania
offers equal Inducements to men OF his stamp,
who do not stop at willful lying and perjury In
order TO crafty their base desires. Mrs.
Nickerson is, however, to be congratulated on
the fact that the courts have come to her
rescue, annulled the decree of divorce
which was so fraudulently obtained, and
declared Nlckerson per1uror and liable to
a criminal prosecution. The position
occupied by the woman who married him
after his divorce is not an enviable one. And
yetshe cannot be said 10 be deserving Of pity.
Even, although, she may have believed that
the divorce was legal one, yet her readiness
TO marry Nickerson while the ink on the de.
cree was scarcely dry did not imply the pos.
session OF much delcacy OF feeling. II the
courts would subject the evidence in every
divorce suit TO closer scrutiny men and women
would better respect the sanctity OF the mar
riage lie II only from motives of eltinterest.
We Have Reduced Our $40 Suits
to order at $50. Strauss & Marx, All Seventh
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

A CHICAGO paper cold -bloodedly suggests
that Bill English come forward with his
''old ticket" also. If "old tickets" are to
be the game, and if there are any more
lying around loose in Indiana let 'em come
forward at once, so that we may know just
how many there are, anyhow, and how
many of em have "senile gangrene," or or
dinary sore toes. 'Rah for the "old tick
-
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

ONE of the star editors, it is said, sought
consolation reading up that interesting
work called the report of the investigation
of the captured and abandoned cotton
claims,
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

BREWSTER said some months since that
the best legacy he could leave behind him
would be a verdict of guilty in the Star
Route cases. Twelve honest men refused
to give the ambitious Ben legacy. What
is he going to do about it?
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

On sultry day like yesterday it was
painful to witness the struggles of the editor
of the Erening Dullness with proposition
involving the verdict of the jury in the
Star Route cases
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

UP TO 2:30 p. NJ. to-day the flag still
foated over the Department of Justice !;
but it is said that Brewster would order it
at later hour half-masted.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

BREWSTER, Attorney General did the
business when he visited the court last
week.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

THE CRITIC has all along insisted that
the Star-Route defendants were innocent
The verdict of the jury vindicates THE
CRITIC's Judgment.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

MAoVEAGH got the news early. And he
wept bitter tears. He blamed it all on
Benny B.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

We are for the under dog in the fight,
and oh how we do pity the Star.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

Hon. W. r. MORRISON, of Illinois, judg-
ing from the Missouri papers will receive
the solid vote of that State in Congress for
Sneaker
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
Ing and delivered IN y 10 ''ward" prints, 35c,
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk
ana sweet milk, DC per at. Cream 15c, per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
THE NEW DIME MUSEUM
EXCURSIONS.


MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Tomorrow evening the Congregational
Church moonlight excursion takes place. The
C0rcOran Is chartered for the occasion.
THE APOLLO CLUB,
The Apollo Club VIII give its first moonlIeht
excursion OF the season 10 Marshall Hall this
evening. The Corcoran leaves her wharf al 4,
=, m.
THE GREAT FALLS.
The steam packet Excelsior leaves George.
town Sunday, Tuesday and Friday for Cabin
John Bridge and the Great Falls.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

EXP. NJ. g., it is said, scratched his
head and said "d-n it,"
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
You Can Select Them


yourself, at half price. Those odd pants
on our bargain counter. Eiseman Bros,
clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and e.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

PuFrER MooRE's occupation, like that
Of othello, is gone.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

THE Ereaing Dullness didn't take stock in
the extra business to-day.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

Poor notwithstanding to his own
confession the only guilty man in the
crowd. He must have conspired with him
self
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

THE jurors who voted not guilty on the
first trial are vindicated.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

BLISS blew his bazoo and wasted his
breath for nothing.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
ADollO Club Will Give tta nrs, -.


Y haIf price, are selected ont OF our best
,tock, being odds and ends OF closed out lots.
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
Those snIls lO Order

al s3b reduced now 20 $50. Strauss & Marx,
d4l seventh street, second door south OF Il,
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

PERSECUTION sours on the American
stomach.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
We prnp,naa

10 furnish you with spring suit of the latest
design at most reasonable figures. Elssman
Bros, corner Seventh and E.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

,WALTERnoRo, s. CDR. j. NJ. Klein says
"Bfowns Iron Bitters have given universal
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

MERRIcK's big fee goes glimmering.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

WONDER how Crosby Noyes feels?
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

Pants 10 Order at Popular Prices
at Strauss Il Marks, al Seventh street, Sec
ond doc south OF Z.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

JUSTICE is sure to prevail at last.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
"AIderney Dairy Warons. >,

KooL Nothing at A. saks & Co.'S.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14

KER's kollapso is komplete.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rers WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT ON
the first day of June, 1883, Mr.. Harry A. eroes-
beck retired from our firm, and Mr.. Grant B.
schey, OF New York, was admitted thereto.
jui34t II. d. COOKE eco,
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Swallowing Poison.

feature OF Catarrh is that cannot avoid swat
lowing poisoned mucous while asleep thus Increasing the
disease Ii s unquestionaby t4at WEI DE- MEYHES
CATARRH CURE il tho only treatment which ever has abb
souey Caarh from Che system Thousands u testi
monals sufferers from TO 80 years may be sami
Benedict icwocr COZ Broadway y; H. O. Blackburn 0:
old 4 Taylor, y T.. Paul Boyton the great swimmer;
Mde Aimee prna donna Rev. C. H. Taylor 40 NobcSt.
Brooklyn Rev c. IL. Jones. Ncw-BssAtou, y. VI Rev.
Geo. H. Pratt St stephens. Philadelphia Rev W. H. sum
mcr Frederick Md; A.. T. Fries Cairo " Y; Hon. f.
H. Rollins, U. ;. from y. H.; pr. T. 4. Clark,
Moutgomeiyst san Francisco Miss T. Bun Portland ore
Mrs. NJ T. sherry. or Sarah.st, ~ Louis; Miss NJ A.
Rankor 4Gis Clakot, chicago G. = stanaopo 81 Johnst,
Newport r. L. &C.. &c Delivered IL. Dr. Wei Dc Meyers
TREATISE" and statements by The cure mailed free. D.
L. DEWEY & CO.. 10. Fnilj-.st. y. \.
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the infant the bigger the baby IL it not time that an end
should BIO put to such chds psyf Is great and pow
erul nation, nation OF half hundred millions OF free
men, nation which has led the world in prowess,
enterprise and invention, TO be tied forever TO grand
motherly apr0nstrfDgs and shut In by aneyerending
Chinese wall, mtsnamed Protection u Are stupid pleas
Tor infant Industries which have been sucked by the
the laboring classes and yet stupder dvel about the
business OF the country to deter from looking over
the books and Overhauling the accounts and taking
stock OF our taxes as 1t were 1t is for the enlightened
and the patriotic among our public men to defeat
this scheme for setting the clock back, by q
demand; which cannot be denied, for live Issues.
we shall have Revenue Reform Speaker of the House.
We shall have Revenue Reform Committee of Ways and
Means We shall have careful thoughtful measure or
Revenue Reform. This measure will plant itself upon
the constitutional principle that taxes are meant ex-
cusvely for revenue, and that when the Government
has got It's revenue the tax shall stop With that we can
70 to the people confidently defyng alike the Sectional
ist and the PrOtectOnst. On that we can make good
fight for the right.
After Mr.. Watterson had finished the resolution
was passed. and the crowd dispersed to the music Of
the band,
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4 PRISONER SHOT BY a J1ILER.
A COR0NER's JURY DECIDE THAT THE MAN DIED


A coR0NERs JURY DECIDE THAT THE MAN DIED
OF PLEUMsY
CARaEL, n. Y, Nov. 22.--The excitement
over the shooting OF the prisoner Bymcs the evening
Of November T. by Jaer Menck after the Two had been
separated from drunken fight has increased IN the past,
two days in consequence OF the verdict rendered by
the COrOners jury on Tuesday. Byrhes inside tho
Jail Merrck outside with the grated door between
them closed In his rage Ncr1ck shot through the
OF the door and the ball struck ByThcs in the left
breast between the second and third ribs through
inch under the surface struck the sixth rib at Ge back
and found Just beneath the skin under the shoulder
blade Byuos died last Saturday. Surgeon General Bry
ant, OF kcWYOIk, assisted 10y DIS La Monte aud Bailey
made pOstmOrtem examination on Monday and tier
testimony before the jury was Ia substance, TO tie effect
that the first main Of death exhaustion from
plefisy OF the right luug. which may may not have
beon the result OF tho wound. In small per cent OF in
stances peutisy pneumonia followed ln-hUt wounds
1he other organs were found In healthy normal cOndi
ton
The verdict OF the jury merely states that wOund-of
what character is not stated found in Byrncss left
SIDE and was doing well that the died OF pleursy
inc cause OF which they could not determine. There Is
no eensre OF any one Tor nGlclng the wound nor any
statement that the wound thought to have any nft
enco thought 10 be dangerous Excitement
tuns high and many heated discussions engaged in
yrneS had 40 friends In this country, and tile Catholics
LOOK charge OF his body and buried II Tuesday I Is
fepcred that the Catholics will raise money To secure
egal assistance IN the prosecution OF MeItck who
W Treat the whole affair with indifference.