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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-23
LITERARY LINES.

The Denver Tribune refers to Bret Hartt
rs man who went to Europe as an as
sisted literary emigrant.
Nearly twelve hundred copyrights have
| been issued at Washington during the past
year, many, however, being for compila
tiGns and reprints.
| Andrew Carnegie gave brilliant dinner
] in London the other day to Matthew Ar
mold, in view Of his approaching departure
for America to lecture on sweetness and
light.
Science enters vigorous protest against
the printing of costly scientific reports by
the government and their reckless distrl-
button. 1t Is maintained that the work
should be done by contract by the estab-
lished publisher.
Blacks "Yolande" has met with much
favor in this country. Harper & Brothers
have already printed five large illustrated
editions of the story in their Franklin
square library, besides adding it to their
complete library (cloth-bound) edition OF
Blacks novels.
Few authors have been able to gather to-
gether as large portion of this worlds
goods as William Chambers. of Edinburg,
who left personal estate of f9l ,3l6. The
sum of 100000 is devised for the restoration
of st. Giles cathedral, ard the remainder
10 uitiucu auiohS hntLeiouo iCiooiVoo oiu
friends.
1t is but few weeks since the publica.
ton of Mrs. ELEPHANTS charming story
"The Ladies Lindores," and the next num-
Der of Harper's Franklln-square Library
is to be new story, entitled, "Sir Tom"
by this indefatigable writer. Mrs. Oil
plants long expected sketch of ''Sheri.
dan" will soon be issued also, in "English
Men of Letters"
Montgomery Schuyler has written an ar
ticle on "Recent Buildings in New York"
for the September Harper's. 1t will be pro.
fusely illustrated with choice bits of archi.
tectural design. The reader unacquainted
with the improvement that has been made
10 New York in the matter OF architecture
will be sstonshed ut what Mr.. Schuyler
here reveals.
The recent tragic death of Captain Mat
thew Webb will lend melancholy interest
to an article on "Sea Bathing and Float
ing" from his pen. which appears in the
current number of Harper's Young People.
1t is pleasant and readable paper, full of
useful hints 10 the young bather. Curious
to say, one of the lessons which the Inflated
swimmer endeavors to impress upon the
readers of his article is the difference be-
tween ''pluck" and "foolhardiness." Har-
per's Weekly also contains good portrait
OF Captain Webb.
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tablsauI Thirty horses will draw q float
representing steamer crossing the 18th.
mus Of Pahams by the appliances Invented
by Captain Eads Tor his ship cansl, by
which ocean steamers are lifted bodily out
OF water and carried across the land from
ocean 10 ocean. A business house will
represent their business by the presentn-
ton OF the anvil chorus; another business
house will mount u minerature counterfeit
OF itself on wheels. The operations OF the
interior OF a coal mine with the men AZ
work in the bowels OF the earth will be the
subject OF another sketch. Tho brewers
have monopolized five floats In the process
sion to represent their business. The rail-
road and steamboat lines will also take a
hand in the display and do what they can
TO make II worthy Of the city and the oc-
casion. The illumination of the streets
and houses will form no inConsiderable
part of the pageant. The militia will also
be on hand and march in the procession
and afterwards participate in competitive
drill at the armoly hall. The entire coun'
try IS invited to come, be entertained, as
tonished and instructed.
LITTLE TEEwEE.
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Tennis shoes are finished by bows Of col
| ored ribbon.
1t is said that the tournoure is growing
into the crinoline in Paris.
Shell hats are suitable for small children
and young misses only.
The "Dauphn" fichu is novelty fol
lighting up dark dresses.
Summer gauze underwear should be worn
by ladies during the entire summer.
A lady-bug IF red dotted enamel is one
the newest pins for gentlemen's scarfs.
The new Irish point-lace collars are two
inches high and are worn standing "a 10
miitaire."
Cheese-coth costumes. trimmed with
wide torchon lace, make pretty morning
dresses for the country.
Some of the prettiest yachting suits seen
this summer are of dark.blue flannel, with
red satin waistcoats.
Underskirts are made simply. Rufiles,
tucks, and full lace ruches are favorite
modes of trimming.
Entire dresses of Spanish and French
thread lace are seen at watering-places,
worn over colored silk or satin.
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srrinr child. TO "bounoe" IL simply 10
prevail on persons whose inirth lnisfieres
with the general enjoyment 70 withdraw
from society which they embarrsss rather
than Adorn, The bounoer almost inysrla-
bly, uses gentle means and moral pefeua-
sion. He bounces the srfing "As II he
loved them" His reputation for strength
and silence In 10 great that no one cares TO
resist the bouncer, and tho boldest hold
their breath and let themselves be bounced
without a murmur. To the political phil
osopher 1t may well seem as II Europe
performed the Office with frmness, and
may be relied on, perhaps, in certain Cir
cumstances, to correct the too exuberant
member OF international society. Lion
don News.
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From the National Capitol

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The following lie
the condition Of the. treasury: Gold coin
and bullion, $2O3 395. 524; silver dollars, $1ls,-
2l9 9Ss; fractional silver coin, 1857 ,0S9;
United States notes. S.. 402 700; certificates
outstanding, gold. So 758, 300; silver, 81, AGO.
633; currency, $12, $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-A contract has
been signed with Cyrus Frestoe, Of Hot
Springs. Arkansas for the construction ofa
government hospital at that place, at $780,
1856.
The acting secretary of the treasury ad-
dressed letter to James M. Sworks, secre-
tary of the American Iron and Steel asso-
Gallon, in regard to the duties on iron I'M
der the new tariff. in which he says: There
are two questions before the department in
connection with the duty on round iron;
first, as to the rate of duty on round iron
in coils or loops, not thinner than No. o
wire.gauge, and intended for or adapted to
the manufacture of rivets. screws, nails
and fence wire, Paragraph $50 of the treas
{n? t tb. o pfSyde' of in art tsF@:
while paragraph $50 provides in general
terms for round iron in coils or rod, at a
much higher rate of duty. 1t is the i'm
preston OF the department that all round
iron Of the sizes specified in paragraph lSO
adapted to the manufacture of rivets.
screws, nails or 1ecne wire, ana
which the importer may declare are in
tended for such purposes, must be admitted
at the rate of duty specified in said para
graph $50. The second question is whether
the concluding proviso of paragraph
$50, regarding the duty on iron,
in the manufacture OF which
charcoal is used as fuel,
aoplies to wire rods Of either OF the charac-
ters men.ioned ia paragraphs 100 o. IeO, OF
whether 500 per ton on charcoal-iron can
only be applied to the kind OF iron men,
toned in paragraph l4s. The department. at
present Is inclined to the latter view,
which wouli leave the wire rods unaffected
by the proviso specified. Should your as
ISOLATION desire at present statement
upon either or both OF these
topics, it is requested that they do SO at an
early day, as parties are pressing the de-
partment for decision by which they may |
egulate their business interests.
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Braves who Handle the Pick.

The gang of Winnebagoes at work on the
Union Pacific road are excellent workmen.
Their features are of dark copper color,
and the lower part of the face is square-set,
the mouth large, with thin lips and heavy
Jaws. The eyes are large and dark, but
with no expression, being dull and rather
scorching. The foreheads are rather low,
and broad, and are surmounted with hea-
w covering of black hair, which nearly
equals a horses for coarseness. Some OF
them braid it into sort of queue, but the
majority allow 1t to hang loosely down the
back. Their clothing consists of pair OF
blue cavalry pants, a calico shirt. mocassins
and black army hat. They looked con.
tented and worked away with all the nom
chalence and ease OF the old time Paddy
on the railway at dollar and half day.
|-rOmaha Bee.]
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Another Crank.

BUFFALO. Aug 1S.-Captain Rhodes, in
in an interview, stated that he
would surely swim the rapids but
would not give the date, and
stated no one except his brother and wife
should know the date when the attempt
would be made. He stated tb/
his main object was TO
tain the government prize of $50
and If he were successful in tire attenx
would build monument to CaptaipA
to cost So 900, and that the widows
tain Webb should have an equaf IS -
Captain Rhodes and Herman Brat Hrt, Of
this city, gave an exhibition Of swimming
the Niagara river to-day. 1t had
been announced the mSn would swim in
cork suits, claimed to be patented by
Rhodes, but as only one suit was
in the city, the idea was abandoned. Only
few spectators were present. A tug fol-
lowed the swimmers down
tie stream. After swimming five
miles they were taken from
the water pretty thoroughly chilled Rhodes
being greatly exhausted and sick. Rhodes
now states he will send dummy over the
falls Monday and threatens to make the at
tempt himself Tuesday.
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TRADE ITEM,

"IF there is one thing that will surprise
northern visitors to the Louisville exposi
tion," says the Montgomery Advertiser, iii
will be the paucity OF woodwork exhibits
They will ask, with much justice, II the
great state Of Alabama, for instance, hat
neither trees nor mechanics. We 40 moi
know whether there will be any exhibit In
woodwork from this state or not, but, II
there are any, they will be confined 10 two
or three classes"
A Detroit druggist says "pills have gone
out of style" He ought 10 20 down TO St.
Louis and the Missouri river bottoms,
where the town bell rings every four hour,
for people to take their quinine pills.-Iln.
ter Ocean.
indianapolis has come from under the
threatened cloud Of panic, ard the city is
in gala dress to,welcoms the citizen-soldiers
gathering at Camp Morton.
A great many people who have tried ITO
hold lard" have noticed its slipperiness.
IN New York guards the front door a.
carefully az San Francisco has guarded the
back coor, the cholera will scarcely reach
us this year.
Boswell never could learn, and never
dared ask why DR.. johnson always saved
orange parings. A current paragraph now
says that "orange peel IL collected, dried In
ovens, and sold for kindling fires. II burns
readily and with great herceness, and is
safer than kerosene"
During the week ending July 21 there
were 2,65e births and l,7Si deaths 10 the
city Of London. Taking into account the
increase OF population. the births were 43
below and the deaths 81 above the average
numbers In corresponding weeks OF the last
ten years. For the five weeks preceding
there had been a steady increase in the
death rate. the mean temperature being B
degrees below the average for correspond
ing time 10 twenty years.
The FIRST rain In FIVE weeks fell In Lynch
burg, Virginia, Wednesday. The drought
in southwestern and Piedmont, Virginia,
caused q destruction Of the corn crop 10
several counties and irreparable injury to
the tobacco In Others. II is thought the
rain IL too lste 10 mend mattfrs.
PHrLADELFHIA, Aug IS The anthracite
coal tonnage Of the VARIOUS carrying CON-
psuies for July aggregated 2. 658 tons.
Before the war Alabsma raised great
deal Of cotton and not much OF anything
Else nov she produces much corn, beats
some northern sfates IN the production o.
pats, finds profit IN pork aud wool and has
} pleasing assortment Of mines ana mills.
Che also raises 10 per cent. more cotton
han she did ten years ago. She has also
doubled the nun be- ~ her farms.
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Mr.. Le Sage, the nsuazs- q the London
Daily Telegraph. Who l. With the Presidsn
la party ssyBs Il don't think ints-Tiss-
ing vii srs- bscor1s oourl0n IN knElsnt
tsoauss rs are 80 Ducs sf-sio sftou-hinf
p-is.s. arsirr- Tor insiarae. 90 fhs Tee
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frr NJ GlafEtJrs. aot fks TsIeE-srk
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RALusH, n. C., Aug. 1s.-Tbe News and
Observer tomorrow will publish a card
from Ex-Governor William W. Holden, for
mally Withdrawing from the repub-
Hcan party, and stating that be Il
not a member -Of the liberal party
Ex-Governor Holden has occupied 9
prominent part In state politics, snd be was
ior a long time editor Of the Standard
BE was appointed provisional governor ana
then elected governor. Being impeachsd.
be left the state and become one OF
the editor % the Chronicle. 81 Washington.
For the past ten years he has lived here m
refiremerf
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SARATOGA, N y, Aug. lS.-First Race
3-4 mile; for 2-year olds; won by Tarquin;
Bob May, second. Time-1:l7 Ia.
Second Race-Two miles; three year Odds;
won by George Kinney; Bessie, second.
Time-3:3S.
Third Race-.Mile and furlong: all ages;
Ballard. first; Buccancer, second; Cleaner,
third. Time-3:05.
! Fourth Race-Three. quarters of a mile;
dead heat between Helen Wallace and
Callas; Analosta, third. Time-l:T.
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

The hospital at Lausanne has been en-
| tirelytighted with electricity.
Another successful trial with an electric
street car has been made in Paris. ltmade
the difficult trip from Trocadero to the
Louvre and thence to Place des Nations by
the Bsstile to show what could be done with
bad grades,
1t is seriously proposed that several OF
the European powers should unite in the
suppression of Mohammedan pilgrimeges
to Mecca, by occupation of the Holy City,
which is so charged with pestilence almost
always, and which sends SO frequently the
scourge of cholera over Egypt and the
east. The remedy suggested is daring
one. 1t might cause a terrible war. But
something has to be done very soon.
For the preparation of cathedral glass,
flashed or wholly colored, blown or cast
plates are, under the German OF No. y 3O6,
coated with an equal mixture of powdered
basalt, potash, saltpeter and borax made
into paste and subjected TO red heat al
ter the water has evaporated. The tenn
perature must be high enough to fuse the
coating and melt the glass at the same
Time, 90 that both may DO thoroughly IL
corporated.
Professor Huxley maintains that in FISH
ing districts an acre OF sea IS more profuse
ia food production than an acre OF land.
Salmon rivers required protection. But in
the case OF the great sea the circumstances
were entirely different. He believed the
cod, herring, pichard, mackerel and SINH
lar fisheries were inexhaustible and were
entirely beyond the control of man either
20 diminish the number OF fish or TO in
crease them by cultivation.
-.
Enterprising local agents wanted In this
To gn for an article that is sure to sell. live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preseryatlve Co., ~ kilby
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CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-secretary Folger paid
visit TO the board Of trade this evening IN
c ,mpany with Collector Spalding, and bis
presence was formally announced to the
members by President Hobbs. He made
pleasure at the reception. During
the day number OF bankers
called upon him with reference TO the Is
sue Of gold certificates for this city, and
while no promises were then made. the
impression given was that the secretary
contemplated modifying his former decis-
ion.
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Crime Calendar.

CINCINNATI, Aug, 1S.-Charles Ingram
was fatally shot last night on the street
near his residence, by his brother-in-law
G. w. Richardson. The men have had de-
nestle quarrels for long time. They met
on the street tonight, when, after a few
words. Richardson put ball clear through
Ingram, entering the LETT side of the aldo
men and coming out at the right side.,
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ask Bitters," as 1t is a
medicine, and by reason Of its cathartic
propert es cannot be used as a beverage. 1t
Is manufactured from the purest materials,
stomach and bowels. As blood purifier
it has no equal. Is pleasant to the taste,
and effective in its action.
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tmnOTtHHt. -
When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage expressage and carriage hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo'
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred ele.
CANT rooms, fitted up at cost of one mil
lion dollars, reduced to 81 and upwards
par day. European plan. Elevator.
Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroad to all de-
pots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel than a.
any other tirst-class hotel in the city.
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ErT YOEE. Au=. 1s.-Msmbsrs q the
Plymouth church unanimOusiy encore
The proposition 70 extend the Trosiion n
their pssto-. Henry Wsrd Beecner, 80 he
en- lecture IN some q The southern cltis-
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We caution our readers to beware of diph.
iberia, pneumonia, influenza, bronchitis,
congestion Of the lungs, coughs and colds
Johnson's\Anodyne Liniment and keep it
ready for instant use. 1t may save your
life. 1t has saved thousands.
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Ladies Physicians and chemists have
analysed Pozzoni's medicated complexion
powder. and recommend Its use to their
wives and lady friends. What better could
he said of il?
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DR.. Jos. r. Jordan.
Wiulon, n. o., wrote of DR.. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrua Medicine II can
not afford TO be without it In my practice.
cures stomache and bowel troubles.
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.Iuoire BLACK.

York, Pa, Aug. 1s.-There is very little
CHI ange in the condition of Judge Black
since last evening. His physicians report
a very slight improvement, but the case is
still precarious.
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stage of the theater at the Casamicciola
when the earthquake broke up the per-
formsnce, escaped sale and sound and ar
rived at Naples In the costume Of Pulci-
nella.
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St. Louis, No, June j, 1888

st. Louis, No.. June ], 1855.
DEAR NErTE-It Is very hot in this city
and everything dull. Everybody seems to
be taking Smiths Bile Beans for all kinds
of sickness. Write me real soon ard give
me all the news. Yours affectionately,
ELLA
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Ponds Extract
affords immediate relief in all cases
acute pain. This Is strong language. but the
experience of thirty years attests its truth.
Try i'll
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A bad TASTE 10 the mouth means q bilioul
attsck. Samaritan EerVine is the cure.
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A cripple with rhsumafism, Psrkeris
Ginger Tonic cured me and keeps me well
N. Gili1ils, BiuEhsmt0n-
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Skinny Men.

Skinny Men.
wells Health Remover restores health
aud yigor. cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex-
ual debility. 81.
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Small doses of Smiths Bile Beans tone
up the system, improve indigestion, and
prevent many alarming diseases from en-
suing,
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Don't let the children fall in your well,
but make it safe with Crosby's rubber
bucket chain pumps sold by S. q. Burnett,
XII Main street
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The ladies' rrusf sooner or later acknovl-
sdrs that Poztoui's medicsied com plerion
powder j. the only cosmetic made that VII
bot irjurs tbs skfn. F0r sale b. al oruF
sTrrfa
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"For 10 years / had Dyspepsia" wrote
John Albright, of Columbus, Ohio. "Sa-
maritan Nervine cured me-" Druggists all
keep IL, S1.50.
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yaea,.. IN. R.pubI,oan Ranks.

Mr.. John Hamilton, Ennis. Texas. Gays
browns Iron Bitters completely cured m
offndiOeation
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Enterprising local agents wanted In this
town for an article that is sure to sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preseryatlye Co., az kiloy
street Boston.
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FASHION NOTES.

DR.. T. J. Casper, Springfield, Ohio, says
II recommend Browns Iron Bitters."