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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-12
ooMANCnE.

Splendid Rain and asod Urops-Improye.
menta.
CoNASouE, Aug. 1l.-[special.l-A
splendid rain has been falling here all
night, and everyone looks happv and re-
ireshed. IL will almost insure a good orop
of the late cotton. WV
The contractors TO plaster the outside
walls oi the courthouse have commenced
work, and when completed il will present
neat appearance to the attorneys thal
may be In attendance at district court next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-12

tee HUI Investigation committee, to take
testimony in regard 20 the heating appars.
,ns furnished by Bartlett, Hayward K Co
'oT the government building there,
fresldent Marco A. Soto, OF Honduras
with Senor Raman Rosa and ]. ]. Palms
ana Mr.. J. K. Lombard, OF New York ssths
honduras consul, arrived Ia the clty nom
New York. They were met Al the depot
ny Commodore Stevens and Chief Clerk
hogg; OF the naval department, who es.
e9rted the distinguished visitors to hotel
non John Davis, acting secretary OF state
and semellon Brown, ohl,s oIerk
OF the department of state
palu Their respects. Immediately after
tneir arrival programme for to-day va
arranged, which win consist OF briei visits
70 the state, war and navy depsrtments
executive mansion and capitol, aiter which
tne party will proceed to the naval arsenal
where they win embark for a trip 10 Mount
vernon. The president leaves by the
evening train for Chicago, from whence he
departs Tor San Francisco.
A dispatch received At.the Indian otfioe
announces the Creek Indian troubles set.
ued IN manner satisfactory tn all parties.
ahu peace henceior,h Is assured,
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FOREIGN NEWS.


The Outbreak In Spain Been Brewing
for Years.
Dispatches State the Insurrectiou Is
Now Ended.
blshops Directed to Hold Aloof From
Political Troubles.
informers OF the Ph@nix Park Cases
TO be Protected.
onlcers Of an American Frigate to be
Bauqueited.
Inc Nile Adding to the Miseries Of ths
East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02
. rMar1oIous oraLie.

Vietoris, B. c., IA prospector just
returned from Kortensy district, brings
specimen Of lead and silver ore of mar
veleus richness and nearly pure. He
says the mines are of vast extent and es-
timsted that in one location there are
$50, 600 tons of ore in sight. The value
Of the mines at present discovered is $50, :
000,0 00 One team is 100 feet thick He
tells of great veins Of pure copper, visible
in the hillsides. These mines are within
sixty miles of the route selected by the
Canadian Pacific Railway, Via Kicking
Horse PAss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postotiice at Salt
Lake City Salt Lake County, Territory
of Utah, on the I'd day of March,
1888, which, il not called tor IN
one month, will be sen: to the Dead
Letter office;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02

THE nutritive properties of Gold
ems BEEF TONIC are sufficient
to sustain the body without the adj
dition of solid food. ASK for Gold
eR'S, take no EotheT. Of druggists
generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court tn and for
Salt Lake County, Territory of
Utah.
In the matter Of the estate of W. O.
Smith, deceased.

Smith, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said court in
said matter notice is hereby given that
Monday, the 18th day of March a. D.
1882. at 10 q. M, of said day ct the Of
fee of the Hon. Elias Smith, judge Of
said court ct his residence on North
Temple Street, between West Temple
and First West streets, Salt Lake City,
has been appointed by said court the
time and place for the hearing OF q peti.
ton of Wilson Snail Smith praying for
tie admission to probate Of certain
document herewith fled purporting to be
the last will and testament Of w. o.
Smith, deceased, and that letters tesla
mentary issue to said petitioner, at which
time and place ell persons interested may
appear and oppose the probate of said
will
Salt Lake City, February 18th, 1888.
d. BocKHoLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake County,
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02

Local orders can be left at Coop. Furniture
Store. opposite Valley House, or at the Fac
tory, corner OF Sixth South and Third East
Streets: fel4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-02
MATCHES.
The Great Western Match Factor
Rebuilt.

New and Improved Machinery.
Matches always on hand
Can fill any order on shortest notice Salts
faction guaranteed.
L DAHLQU1sT, Sup't.
Address P %. Box 596, Salt Lake City, q. T.
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KendaN's SPAWN Cure.

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 3. 1872
b. ]. Kendall Il CO., Gents: Being y suf-
f..r-r from the rheumatism, l have tried .
great m:.ny remedies fur that complaint. us
ing everything that I heard vi or ny ffiends
knew al, and being treat-sl by tho hest rhysi
clans in this city without effect. ! had be-
come discouraged and had concluA-d there
was no help for this disease, when I fort"nste
~ met your agent. Mr.. John Fish. Who told
me it was unnecessary t. suffer any u,ere, ~
Kendalls SPAWN Cure would do the bu-iueas.
aud as l was III the same prnto.si0n he pro.
scented me with u bottle, which ] used. aud !
must say without amy faith, in oas week I
am able to walk without = caue Or any other
artificial help. don't know that the SPAWN
Cure did it but TIL l 10 know l will never he
without kendairs SPAWN Cur: AGAIN; :. l
;,n.. has unqualified merit. l write this emtiro
;: Unsolicited. Yours truly,
Fl, u. SNOW, e.. r,
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E.

Umbrellas are very ancient. appear
ing in the carvings at Persep~lis.
They are described in early dictiOna-
ries as ga portable pent house to carry
in a persons hand, to screen him from
violent rain are heat.' Nicbuhr, who
visited the southern part of Arabia,
said that he saw u great prince Of that
country returning from a mosque, pie
ceded by some hundred Of soldiers,
and that he and each of the princes Of
his numerous family caused a large um
brella to be carried by his side. Old
chinaware shows the Chinese shaded
by umbrellas. 1t is said that the first
person who used an umbrella in the
streets Of London vas the phiIanthro-
pist, Jonas Hanway, who died in 1856.
For u long while it was not usual for
me to carry them without being bran
ded as eifeminate. At first a single um
brella was kept at a coffee house for
extraordinary occa<ions-lent as a coach
o, chair in a heavy shower, but not com
monty carried by the walkers. The
Female tdttler advertises : The young
gentleman belonging to the Custom
House. who, in fear If rain, borrowed
the umbrella from Wilkes Coffee House,
shall the next time be welcome to the
maids pattens". As late as 1878, one
John Mcdonald, a footman says he had
"a fine silk umbrella, which he brought
from Spain, but he could not with any
comfort to himself use it, the people
calling out. 'F%renchman. why don't you
get a coach 80 He further says "At
this time there We're no umbrellas worn
in London. except in noblemsn's and
gentlemen's houses where there was a
large one hung in the hall to hold over
Il lady, if it rained, between the door
and her carriage, but" he adds. "that
he persisted for three monthe, til! they
took no further notice OF this novelty
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EVENING-1IDE.

The lights fade ont of calmed sea,
Dark shadows seam its lMstrous breast ;
Flushed, like the petal Of u flower,
The white sail melts into the west.
Far DER the blue the weary winds
Have winged their hight, and sweh no
more
The waves sad music, or the shrill
OF ripples ON the pebbly shore.
Rest comes at last I! DER purple hills
Tho silvery shoep-bell tinkles clear,
Slowly the lowing kihe descend
The homewarl paths, and on the ear.
Ring joyous echoes from afar
A sreapers lay their sickles by:
Tbon all sound dies, and land and sea
Sleep calmly meath . silent sky.
Rest comes at last (! OH, weary heart,
Fevered aud fainting, racked by care.
And toiling meath thy earthly cross,
Too great for moi tai strength to bear.
Take courage-faint not but endure!
Soon shalt thou say, THY day is past y
At ovontide the end shall come,
And bring thee quiet rest at last.
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LoG1cAL.-"G-orge Alfred Renfro,
what were you doing down town last
night till after IL o'clock"
"What was I doing Mrs. Renfro ?
Why. my dear. I was in the Office baian
cling up the books. / worked there till
Icould hardly see. My head is just
full Of figures yet"
aYour head full of figures! Figures /:
@. YOU are mistaken, Mr.. RenfrO. Fig
ures don't lie, you know."-Texas Sift
ings.
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Read Proof Of Wonderful


Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th, 1889.
u. j. Ken lall & Co. .Gcntleu,en: feel It
a duty t. others suffering With the pies ssd
fs Hing Of the return 70 write you. ! have
had the piles and prolapsus Of the rrctum Tor
five years. for the past three Year, have snf
ferei the most agonizing pain. Tried every
thin. without rr1ief. but after ten days use
of KrndaiI's SPAWN Cure I have not seea az
heard If the piles since. Ono Who has noe
suffered as l have cannot comprehend tho
great joy that ! feel ut being cured Of . dis
ease almost worse than death. ! hsd . valua
bic young horse that had large busch gath
er Oh his breast bone. ]. tried all kinda Of lin
iment and had it rnt open without sny bono.
fit. Saw your advertisement and bought >
bottle Of keudalrs SPAWN Cure :aLd ordered
my teamster to use us directed. In less than
one week the lump had Disappeared. Think
in. that IL linimrnt that would do what Ken
d..,s SPAWN Cure has done fue ny hOrso
might benefit more. 4 tried it ~ = lAat rea'rt.
With gratitude aud best wishes for s"ur
success.
am faithfully yomrs,
j. IL. GLENN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-20
SUGGESTIONS OF ONEZIME CHAMPA-
CINE AND WIFE CELINA THIBO
DAUX NO 1875 PEOBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- LafOurche, Whereas Marcellin Bergeron
has this day made application to the sail
Court to be appointed administrator vf said
succession.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their objections if any
they have, with the Clerk Of said Court. Ut
his Office in the Town OF Thibottaux within
ten days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the said applicant will in due
course Of law he appointed administrative Of
said succession.
(~~) Witness my Hand and the impress
LIS. Of the seal of my Office. this 18th. day
(~~) Of October a. d. 1883.
j. F. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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kcndall's SPAWN Cure.
Fort Worth, Tex. March leth. 1879.

Fort WOftn, l0X.. NSIcu SStus ScSJ.
Messr-. L. J. Kendall - Co.. About eight
months ago there was y valuable stslIios
brought to the stable Of EarMes snd Henry
to IL. treated for u hone SPAWN, which was
QUO years growth aud Ut prom runced sisc, aud
having learned through outside .outccs that
your linimcnt known rs kendall's SPAWN
Cure was valuable. ] CO nMemced using It ON
the enlargement and after six weeks using
and having. applied two ~ln'ttlrs the horse was
cured entirely, leaving the les Perfectly
smooth.
CHARLES HENRY.
Charleston. 8. &. Svly =, 1883.
DR.. j. Is. Kendall T. Co. Dear Sire pur
chased Mt L"ni~ville. KY, . very fne brod
colt. and in shipping he got his hook badly
hurt on the ~""tsiAn Of the joint Which caused
it Ia sweet three or four times the natural
size. which made him very lame. tried .
great MANY liniments which failed 70 benefit
the injured part. At last when liagusteA. and
ready to give up the colt ~ ruined. I happen
ed to sec your advertisement Ut "Kcndxlls
Blister and SPAWN Cure" anil thought l
would give it - trial, FIST applied tho '.l3lis
ter" to the hook which by this time had be-
come cailoused. anu to my surprise found it
worked like y charm. In twenty four hours
the part that was hard became. aoft and the
lameness began to leave. I then got some
Of Kendall. SPAWN Cure, and APP
piled it according to directions. which has
made q perfect cure, and the colt is now IA
sound as amy horse alive. l merely write this
letter to you, rs l think it = duty 1 owe to YOU
and also for the good of the public at large.
The fore going statement l will make afiida
Wit 10, and can also have the same verified Nv
the best horselnen in our city who saw the
colt before and after treatment.
Very Respectfully.
IL Chapel St., JoHN K. ARxoIp.
Price. 81. per hottie, or 6 bottles for IS. All
druggists have it or can get it for YOU, or il
will be sent to aLy address ON receipt OF price
hy the prOprietOrs, DR.. B. J. KENDALL l.
CO., Enosburgh Falls. Send for illustrated
circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
e-l6-S3.
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SUCCESSION OF VALERIE vICKNAIR
AND WIFE, ADELE VICKNAiR NJ.
Ills. pROBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- Lafourche. Whereas Francois Vicknair of
said parish, administrator Of the above sue
cessiOn has this day rendered q Provision
al account of his administration and praying
the ho,nologation of the same.
Now, therefore all parties Interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this office. within ten days following the pub
LEGATION Of the present notice. any objection
which they may have to the homolOgation Of
the same. otherwise the same shall be approv
ed aud homologated according to law.
(~~) Witness, my hand and the i'm
Ills. , press Of the seal Of my office, this
(~) 18TH. day OF October A.. D. 1883.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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TON MARSHALL'S e D

The following extract of a speech
made by Tom Marshall ut \ meet
ing OF the Congressional Tempe
rance Society in Washiu gtom, has
the stamp Of true genius, aud will
be read with interest
"Mr. President, the pledge that
l have taken renders me secure
forever from Il fate inevitably follow
ing habits like mine-a tate more
terrible than death. That pledge
though confined to myself alone.
and with reference to its effects on
~ upon me, my mind, my heart, my
body, | would not exchange for all
earth holds Of brightest and Of best.
No, no, sir I Let the banner Of,this
temperance cause 20 forward or 20
backward let the world be res
cucd from its degrading and rui
nous bondage to alcohol Or not
for one shall never repent What l
have done. nave often said this
and l feel 1t every moment of my
existence, waking or sleeping. Sir,
| would 10: exchange the physical
sensatloms-thc mere sense Of ami
NAL being which belongs to a man
who totally refrains from all that
can intOxicate bis brain or derange
his nervous structure, the elaSti
city with which he bounds from his
couch in the morning, the sweet re
pose it yields him at night, the feel
ing With which he Qriuks ju through
his clear eyes the beauty and tie
grandeur Of surrounding nature-I
say, sir, l would not exchange my
conscious being as a strictly temper
ate man, the sense OF renovated
youth, the glad play with which my
pulses now beat healthful music.
the bounding vivacity with which
the life blood courses its cxnlting
way through every fiber Of my
frame, the communion high which
my healthful "a and eye now hold
with all the gorgeous universe of
God, the splendors Of the morning,
the sottness Of the evening sky, the
bloom, the beauty, tae verdure of
earth, the music of the air and the
waters, with all the grand associa
tons OF eternal nature re0pened 20
the fine avenues Of sense-nO, sir.
though poverty logged me, though
scOrm pointed its slow finger at me-
rs | passed, though want and DIES
titution and every element OF earth
~ misery, save only crime, met my
waking eye from day to day, not
for the brightest aud noblest wreath
that ever eDcircled o statesman's
brow not if some angel commits
stoned by heaven. or some demon,
rather, sent from hell to test the ~
sisting strength OF virtnOus resOln
ton, should tempt me back with all
the wealth aud all the honor,
which :. world can bestow, not for
all that time aud ali that earth eau
give. wOnld l cast from me this pre-
cioas pledge Of d liberated mind,
this talisman against temptation,
aud plunge again into the dangers
aud the terrors which once beset
my path. So help me Heaven, sir.
as | would spurn beneath my very
feet all the gifts the universe could
offer, aud live aud die, as | am, poor,
but sober ~
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STATE OF
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Ut LafOurche.
Succession Of Joseph Dantin No.
1122 PrObates.

Pursuant to nm or,ler and decree of the
above Court aud in obedience tn o commission
to me directed in the above entitled anu mum
bered succession l will offer for sale ut pun,
lie auction pursuant to law to tue last ana
highest bidder on the premises. situated ~
the Town OF ThinOdanx Oh Saturday the ioth.
day OF November 1883 between the hours
OF u o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock r. 81. the
following described property belonging to the
above succession to wit
/. \ certain fractional lot Of ground sitna-
ted in tie Town OF Thibodaux, in the parish
Ut Lafourche, being u portion ut lot No. iloil
one hundred and fifty QUO .'n the plan OF Said
town Of ThibOdaux, made by James b. Grin
aye on the LIST. day ri May lS12 and ,ne;ssur
ing one hundred and fifteen feet Sax inches
front. more or less. on Baker street, ny one
hund:ed and forty nine feet four inches more
Or less. in depth and being bounded in front
or North hy BAKER street, East hy President
street, south by the portion OF said lot NO. loi
sold to Ozcnnc Naqnin and West hy the por
ton OF same lot Isl, sold to Zenon Guiiiot
and now belonging to Bellonie Lircttc. To-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and all the rights privileges
and immunities thereof. lie ng the same
property acquired by deceased March 2Sth.
1854 ut the probate sale Of Joseph Dantin ST
Conveyance Book No. !. PIP :s6.-36i less the
portion sold to Ozcme Naquiny Sept. 18th.
1881. II. Book No. 20 p 1861 and to Zenon
Guillot March 2nl. 1883 &c. Book No. ~ p 1917
MOvABLES.
9. One Bureau.
3. Two large Rocking Chairs,
!. One half dozen chairs.
5. One Clo:k.
6. Onc inaiiosany armoir.
7. One Bedstead aud Bedding.
8 One wash stand.
9. One old clock.
10. One small table.
II. Two spittoOns.
II. Two lamps (glassl
-. One old cypress dining table.
IA. Two small cypress tables.
Is. One old table.
IL. One old cypress safe (cupboardl
II. One old walnut safe.
l8. Que cooking stove aud utensils.
-. One oil stove.
20. One iroh,ng ~irarrace.
u. One lot Of Crockcry.
%. One lot Of tinware.
p. One large stone jar.
"a. One large pot.
%. One large ,Jathing tub.
70. One tool chest and contents.
q. Oae wood saw and one hand saw.
q. One lot coal about 8 hbls.
SO. 5 stone jars / lot Of old bottles.
80. Two small mills tcOfIec ami pepper)
81. One silver watch and chain.
Terms and Conditions IF sale Cash on the
Spot III United States Treasury Mites to pay
debts.
October 9th. 1889.
TKEOPHILE THIBCDAUX,
Sheriff.
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Now is the time to subscribe to
the: SENTINEL.
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011oos5bo ~ u, Noksn0 yeuS Unoonnd
eAaab ~ 6rav1 ~ 1osdsI 1onsy NAE ~
Ss0ta1Ws1 lsets. - stsk q e1ssA N1O1
THE TIlC4DENOC0AE
xtw 49,
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THE T1rADEMoCRAr = q
Saps1 tatAe UaIAs1 Sssae at maasees
0rA0taoA 0b.evsI ss4 AbseA AasoSls
80 s1teesas IstSas6 - boGA a. -
AaG1loA laaGua0M 49,
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I aln faithfully you're,
j. IL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

Futures opened quiet and steady, were bar lN
,tradv al second rali. -sradN uu thrl rnll, ami
,lp,rd steady. p.c-mhei- March ga points uu.
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~" r. u scur HOOK and ladder boys
-lu' ,i,nlh 4 session Tonight
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Inc past few days have been distin-
I ',ueu by a lWlr, almost cloudy atmOs-
l.,''''tly closely resembling that Of In
sN' summit tor which, however, the
e'1 'rn is Too early Many gIcsses ARE
t .,.i ~ - 10 lle cause. the lavorlte one be
l'gprairies. '"' ''''''
-INere ought to be some understand
, among lho.e who have steam whistles
A. W =, i n"a' should be the signal Tor a fire
n,bo, some blow one prolonged blast,
Sb '.,, t0irp and sudden blasts, and thu,
tb'S g.tI I've whistle is Tor fire or some
.g|t v''t Is very uncertain A definite
5'-' eonId be- easily arranged.
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viii be sold on the lst day Of October
Mt Waco, one Of the most desirable
ranches in Bosque county, 3GGl acres Of
lnnI. gG7 h al Of sheep, stables, cribs,
sheen sheds, three h rses twenty .one
henj Of cattle, good house oI five
rooms, good range, plenty "I 7l"I" ,n'
water situated ten miles noi'h ~ M4'
gan. For Particular apply 10 f. T. ne
Vaux, kimball, Bo-que ,o'h'!, l'A"H'
lr Merlieth a. Sullivan, Waco texas