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DR.. scAENcK:

DR.. scHENcK:
In the year 1872 was suffering with con.
Sumption, ana mad gotten SO low that hhu
| no hope OF ever getting well again. ! walt
cd for oeath 10 put an END 70 my suneIIpg'
| There was one OF my friends VINO Was per
sistently trying 10 have me use your "a
monic syrup and SeaWeed Tonic, but Ut,
lerIy refused TO get any more medicine.
was disgusted with medicine. l bsu uieu
| sn MANY different medicines without being
| heiDed by any. Finding that was not 70
| be persuaded, he bought some OF your III
monte Syrup aud Sesweed Tonic hlnlseN,
aud brought themto nae. AT nfsV Ieluseu
| Ia toucb them, did not want TO. be e1-
uerimep ted on, but finally cousen ten 70 use
| ihen merely TO satisfy him, rot that tx,
uected they would do me- any bO.u
| r .mmepcfd taking the PulmoBic syrup
| and srawesd Tonic, and to my great -uI-
mi e felt almost immediate relief anu wAs
| encouraged to continue using tbem' ~
! cuUditinn improved under their uhe unHl
| Ia tine | gteg perfectly well, no trace OIL
1 the disea G remaining. Ny lungs hrd
healed up and grew stronger thah ever
| " prtnsDentiy cured, as | nave htd 10
| trouble Wit nv lungs since tbai l.e..
| lowe my life cutire y TO your mec'cines.
| Nothing else saved me. l VIII bear clteI.
iui testimony TO the great virtue pblssss
\ nv volr medicines. i kuoW OF teNeral ON
.r cases here where your medicines have
been used with entire success. / am esil'
known here, being one OF the Original Ger
mao settlers In La Porte comfy and hAY'
ing been in the livery business i9I many
| years. ~, S h' - - -,
n. B.-I can, and will, II necessary s"eal
before my justice OF the peace, 70 ali 'hat
have said ia the above statement.
JOIN lTTIcK.
Ia Porte, Ind Jan. 81 1881
This is to Certify: That we have colo US
meditines mentioned q these cerrhcate'
no Mr.. Nebeltbau and others. and tneil
statements are authentic aDo rtn7 ne;
FRED WEsT d 90
Druggists.
Prom Mr.. Harley =. HOPKINS OF fro'i
dence, r.. lille is- Cured Of Con-
sumption by DIT. sehenek's Med
icines, After Being Given mp
TO Die by Some of the
Best Physicians In
= the City.
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FROM ABROAD

DerCuncing B'sh HhlrOad Ihrih Ny
Farmers.
Meeting Of tno crown Heads-lh'
Turkish Fleet.
Other Matters Ac,pss tho waters
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IT SEEMS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
That Anyone Can Doubt the Enioacy of
DIR. SCHENCK'S
wi g diciM es
FOR The CURE OF
.CONSUM PTION

after reading the evidence we publish in
his paper. The people who give these GER
tticatea are well and fsvorably known in
tue communities In which they reside, and
uuug Of them have kindly offered to an
.a my communication from those who
nae sfllicted with disease of the throat or
lungs.
For other certificates of cures send Tor Dr.
schp ck's Book on Consum ytion, liver COM
plaInt and dys pspsis, II gives iuil de-
scrption Of thgse diseases II their various
forms, also varisble Information in regard
to the oigt ana clothing OF tho sick; no"
and when eZ else should be taken, eIc'
This book is tbe reeul OF many yesrs oteX'
perience in the treatment Of lung diseases
ard should 90 read, not only ey the
afflicted, but by those who, from hereditary
faint or other cause, suppose thempeiyes
liable to any affection OF the throat or
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.DlaE RS~OLUIIcN9t
...r..r.. ;. T., U'G, The hOute to-
.. . sglUaops ipsrructing the gov.
lsudnce bill 70 restrict Chi
.. ..sl ration, The startling etate-
IN. ae by tho provincial secretary
pstiiute Chinese were on thu
f.... hJ can only sunsist b. muir
...r a. s,sa!nR, which they have al
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pared.

MADRIB, Dec The crown prince oi
GERMANY gave $4,000 pesetss 10 ne servants
-.... ..... 800. $1,000 10 the military asy-
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A Row Brewing.

CHICAGO. June l1.-Thus far no open ac-
ton has been taken by any of the trunk
lines between New York and Chicago, look
ing to inaugurating a war in passenger
rates and the opposition among railroad
men as to the probabilities for
the immediate future very much, ii is
said, in behalf of the action by the MiChi.
gan Central and New York Central in
withdrawing the through trains from the
Great Western and concentrating through
traffic on the Canada Southern as connect
ing link between detroit and Buffalo and
quickening the rate of speed; that this
gives the other pool line an occasion for in
action taken is but q natural
sequel OF Vanderbilt having secured control
of the Canada Southern. This control was
sought in order that the Michigan Central
might be enabled to make such
connections as desired. No other
course was lett to pursue
in view of the fact that competirg lines
could put train into New York in les ,
time than the Michigan Central when run.
ming from Detroit to Buffalo over the Great
Western. The delay was caused by the
heavy local traffic OF the letter road
and that in making this change
1t merely brought its faculties up to the de-
mands Of the competition Of the Grand
Trunk a. Great Western, chiefly affected
by the late move, particularly the latter and
the general impression in railroad circles
seems to be the Great Western would be
glad to retaliate on the Michigan Central
ny enlisting other trunk lines in the rate
war.
In reply to question by an Associated
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BOWIE.
Crimnals Come To Grief.

BowIE, June ll.-[Special, saturday Mr..
John Colt OF Lawrence kaufman county,
came here and procuring the services Of
Deputy Sheriff A. ID. Stevens. they pro.
coded to Sunset, nine miles south, and cap
tured one George Abbott, charged with
the theft ola horse, saddle and bride, be
longing to Mr.. Gott. When the case was
called this morning by request OF defendant
1t was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens also took in to-day
one Derrick, for approDriating to his own
use jewelry to the amount of $40 or $50
The officers have been watching for him for
some time, and upon bis arrival in town
this morning in wagon from Denton creek
he was promptly arrested, the officers find
ing upon his person jewelry answering to
description of the stolen property. He
was lodged in the county Jail at Montague
to-day.
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OF the LIST article OF war as found in Win
throp's digest, page, ct eonsequitur, as well
as TO similar cases heretofore tried and
passed upon by the president of the
United States, the final reviewing authori-
y OF such cases. notably the cases of Msior
Hodge. Major Eckleson, Major Nelson and
Lieutenant Flipper. In all Of these cases
specifications OF making false reports have
been laid and sustained as being violations
OF the 6lst article of war. In the matter
OF the account current submitted
as evidenced in mitigation of the punish
ment, to show that the accused was no
longer indebted to the government. it must
not be forgotten that the restoration Of the
money embezzled was, no doubt solely due
TO the efforts OF the accused. The Judge
advocate regrets that the inquiry on this
subject could not be more comprehensive,
in order to enable the coc.s and reviewing
authority precisely to ascertain the degree
OF merit which ought to attach
to the accused for the restoration to the
government of the funds embt zzled. The
accused, however, in his statement just
read to the court, gives an insight into his
intention permanently to apply the
amount, $4,000, TO the purpose of cancel.
ling his deficiencies and to perpetrate the
talsehood OF the robbery, and with these
marks he respectfully submitted the case
to the court on behalf of the prosecution.
The brief and terse address of Captain y.
W. Clous closed the pubic proceedings of
the court, and at Is minutes to u o'clock,
the court was cleared and the members re.
NAMED in elaboration until % minutes
past l .. M, by which time they had
rendered their decision, but which will
remain state secret until the court of re-
vision promulgates the original and their
final sentence
Shortly after the close OF the court Major
WATSON went back to his room at the ex-
treme west end OF the building and was fol-
lowed by his friends and one OF his rela.
tives, and shortly after the HERALD
reporter called on him and
asked. him if he had any.
thing further to say to the
pulic, through him, he said that he had but
little to say and that was that he hoped
that while giving him the reproach tn he
knew would attach to his actions involving
the trial that the public would give him
the credit of csndor in truly confessng
these faults. When asked if he could con.
] cture what the result of the
trial would be, he said:
IL would only be matter of conjecture to
| him as to anyone else, but he had the
abiding hope that the court found enough
good in him worth saving, and with thu
candid reply the interview closed.
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Soo-
LAMPASAS,
Laying Corner StOse-Business BOOm-Ice
Factory, Etc.

Laying Corner Stose-Business Boom-Ics
Factory, Etc.
LAMPAsAs, June l2-[Special The cor
ner stone of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church was laid yesterday afternoon, the
C 'remonies were impressive and interest
ing Among the articles deposited were
copies of several daily papers.
Major A. w. Spence, of Denison, is here
and proposes soon to enter into large
business.
Colonel w. W. Caruthers of Corsicana
contemplates doing large business al this
point, and has let contracts for vera
business houses.
Captain Connor, of Dallas, is looked fol
this week with all the appliances tor the
large ice factory he is going to erect.
The only enterprise we lack is wooden
factory. If some enterprisine
man would invest in a factory .of this ma
ture large profits will return
Colonel Seth Shepherd of Galveston, is
here. An extensive business is being
transacted and every one seems to be
happy.
The Knights of Pythias look for crowd
at their ball, at the Grand Park hotel here
on the 10Th instant. Visitors are
pouring in, and all appear
iubilant over the spring water and the pro
gress OF the place,
f. B Connell, of Fort Worth, is doing
the city.
More than 200 buildings and dwelling
houses are going up.
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GRATED by other witnesses and sus-
tanned BIZ material theory, and in
considering the testimony the jury must
make allowance for the temptation TO which
he was exposed. He could not grant the
governments prayer that the jury be d.
recled to regard IL as a circumstance tend
ing to prove the guilt by the refusal OF the
defense to produce the books and other
written evidence on notice, that it did not
allow unfavorable inference to be
drawn from such a refusal, but al
lowed the prosecution to give secondary
evidence, and 1t was good for all it should
fairly prove and could not afterward be i'm.
peached or contradicted. The court thought
the Jury could find any other defendant
guilty Of conspiring with Reredell. OF
the failure TO call Foster and William
son, the court said the jury was at lib
erty 70 draw an inference If they
believed these witnesses could have given
important evidence. This disposed Of the
prayers for the prosecution. judge Wyiie
then proceeded to answer such prayers OF
he defense as were designated by that
side. The jury were instructed
that 1t was their duty to
lind that there was no conspiracy
ii the facts proven could be accounted tor
by any reasonable hypothesis of innocence
| phseu Ou eVluenCe. ihfRe uumDer Vi
prayers attacking the indictment on the
ground that 1t had been drafted under i'm
proper statutes. and complaining OF erro.
neous description papers, we're refused,
The ninety ninth prayer admitting
the right of the jury to disre-
gard the testimouey of witness
who knowingly swears falsely on material
part, was allowed. The prayer clothing
the defense with the presumption of limo
cense until proved guilty beyond reasons
BILE doubt, was allowed. Many remaining
prayers were refused and the remainder
withdrawn. A number Of exceptions to thu
charge were noted by counsel
or defense. AT Bliss suggestion
the jury were instructed that they might
find a conspiracy between Peck and one Of
the defendants. The foreman asked that
the jury be furnished with
a copy Of the charge, but judge
Wyle smiingy SAID at was
all in the air." He had no record Of 1t. Il
the ju y were at loss in regard to any
point OF law. the court, upon their applica
ton, would relieve them, The bailiif was
then sworn to take charge of the jury.
A copy Of the Indictment was
given the jury and they retired
The court then took recess.
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A Graceful Act,

WEST POINT, June ll.-General Grant
has been spending few days here during
the commencement exercises at the acade.
my. During an interview today with the
art commissioner of the southern
exposition, he expressed interest in
the enterprise and agreed to loan
a number Of art objects collected by him in
different parts of the world for the exhibit
ton in the art gallery during the entire
period the exposition will be open. The
art commissioner believes that such a col
lection will be regarded by the southern
people with special interest, and rs very
practical expression on the part OF General
Grant of his good will.
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London LacOnicA

LONDON. June l2.-It is reported that a
raid was made in sackney last night by the
police in search of explosives. 1t is un
known whether they discovered any No
arrests were announced.
A famine is reported in the Kurdish dis.
tricts Of Asia Minor. Many have died
Grain is selling at six times its usual price.
The London steamer Lake Winnepeg,
Montreal, at Liverpool, disabled. Oder,
New York, arrived out.
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ST. LOUIS.
supreme Court Ahirms Decisisn of Lower
COurt--.TwO Hangings In Prospect.

supreme NouTt AHrIhS DeclBI9n OF Lower
Court--.TwO Hangings In Prospect.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-ISpecial There
are two hangings in prospect for St. Louis,
the first OF which will occur the
22d instant, unless the supreme court
interferes, and there is not the least
probability that it will. Chetoine Vale and
Emmett Jones, both negroes, were deck
hands on river steamer. There had
been a quarrel between the men
and while Vale was asleep in
his shamrock on the boat lying at st. Louis,
about eighteen months. ago Emmet Jones
shot him in the head. killing
him instantly. He has pleaded self,
defense, but Daniel Falen, a steamboat
carpenter saw Jones sneak up and shoot
his victim, first deliberately looking:in the
hammock to be sure it was Vale,
The court of appeals to-day affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court, and Jones
Is almost sure to hang. The court OF
appeals also affirmed finding of the lower
court in the case of Jack Hayes, white man,
who killed Phillip Muller, a saloon keeper.
Hayes was drunk and went into Muliers
place for more liquor. Muller
refused him, whereupon he shot with dead.
~ aim. If the supreme court does not in
tere Hayes will hang next month.
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SPARTA,
Abandoned Child-Many Copiectures

SPARTA, June l2.-[Specal.1- Conductor
Joe Scully, of the east-bound passenger
train, received a telegram from L.
Sgal proprietor OF the Sigal house at Baird
requesting him to arrest woman who had
lett an infant at the hotel. Searches were
made by Seargent McNally, of the rangers,
but the woman could not be found. The
superstition is she left the train before re-
ceivlng the telegram. From the description
gwen in the telegram and from appear
a1ces she seemed to be lady
finely dressed, about Is years old. There
are many conjectures as to whether she
was the mother of the child. Mr.. Sigal has
now the child and will take care of it until
further developments.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
The American pynam,t~r.

LONDON, June l2.-The dynamite con-
spiracy trial was resumed this forenoon.
The steward of the steam ship Parthia, on
which DR.. Gallagher. Bernard Gallagher
and Ansbaugh sailed from New York on
March last, was cross-examined by Ans
baugh, who elected that no more connec-
tion apparently existed between him and
Ansbaugh and either OF the Gallaghers
han between him and other passengers.
Precautionary measures on an elaborate
scale had been taken to prevent the
rescue Of the prisoners while being con.
veyed to and from court; twelve mount
ed police. with drawn swords, surrounded
the van containing the prisoners, and DO.
lice, with revolvers, rode INSIDE the wagon.
The streets were also cleared to allow rapid
passage of the vehicle.
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ST.. Louis, June Hilary C. Albert, q
negro, was taken from Jail at Hickman
Kentucky, between two and three O'Clock
yesterday morning by a mob and carried
off with rope around his neck; as far a,
known he was hung. He and another ne
gro, Pete Hart, went to the house of a
highly respectable lady, Mrs. Prather, liy,
ing nine miles from Hickman, one night
last March and attempted to outrage her bul
we're frightened away. Albert was arrested
few days ago. Hart is still at large. The
outrage was instigated by White and man
named Wooded, but he has not been mo
lested
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Fire at Braidwood.

BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, June 12.-At 7:30 last
night fire broke out in this city and has
been raging ever since. The fire depart.
ment labored all last night to extinguish
he flames without success. Violent ex.
plosions were heard during the night.
Thirty mules were burned. 1t is rumored
that several lives have been lost. The
shaft is one of the most valuable in the
coal fields and was worked solely by col
ored men. The loss is thought to be very
great.
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CINCINNATI, June 10 -Cincinna,is, 0; Bal,
timore, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, June Philadephias.
Il Clevelands, 3. Athletic, s; Relapse, ..
PROVIDENCE, June l2,-Providences, 3;
Chicago, l.
BosToN, June l2.-Bostons, 20; Detroits o.
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Boston had thirty.three snow storms dur.
Ing the period be, inning November II,
1882, and ending April %, 1883, and the fall
Of snow was feet o. inches. The whole
number Of snow.storms In Boston during
the past forty years were iii, ana the az.
gregate depth OF snow during the same pc.
Rod, ITO feet 81 inches. The average mum
Dor OF snow-storms yearly during this pc.
Rod, forty years, was 20 and Q fraction and
the average depth Of snow vas feet $3.50
iiches, -
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A Success.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE total
eclipse of May 9th, was successfully OBJ
served at the Caroline islands, South Pa.
citic, by American. French and English
expeditions, Vulcan was not seen. Sew
eral good photographs of the corona and
spectrum were obtained.
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Down an Embankment.

DAYTON, o., June 12.-The locomotive Of
freight train on the Toledo, Cincinnati &
st. Louis railroad left the track here YES.
terday, rolled down forty foot embank-
ment, fatally injuring brakeman, Vernon
Engo, and a fireman was also severely in
iuraI
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etar-Routs = Other Points Of the Uhsrrs.
wAsHixoroS. June i2.-Ths Judge then
turned 70 the printed prayers
and commenced on those not Al.
ready dispossd Of In his preceding remarks,
touching ~ amount Of crsdencs 70 BE-
given 70 Rsrsdell's testimony. He said n
W. not 70 b d credited 6soauss Il VA
thae u IN accomplish. II cosrob-
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INplcATlONs.

For the west gulf states-locAl rains partly
cloudy: winds generally from south 10 wes,
stationary OF lower. following In west portion
BY rising bsromstsf slight changes In temper.
AZURE
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The luuti lSlll.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE governments
church bill has been referred by the lower
house of the landtag to a committee OF
twenty -one. The house adjourned.
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No Foundation,

LONDON, June Fin the commons,
Trevelyn, chief secretary for Ireland,
stated that the body of the Dublin hotel.
keeper repored as being poisoned by the
lnvinciples, had been exhumed and no
traces Of poison discovered.
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ST. LOUIS, June l2.-The races were post.
poned on account Of heavy rains, but II the
weather clears tomorrow the meeting
will open then no matter what the condi.
ton OF the track may be.
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Satisfactory.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Mig iron
trade is reported by the secretary Of the
American Iron and Steel assoc, alton, to bt
in o very satisfactory condition
There are 6sS furnaces in the country, o.
which 35l are in blast and 337 out.
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Refused,

New ORLEANS, La, June ll.--Judge Bill
lings refused the application Of the city
for reduction Of the appeal bond in tn,
Gaines case. The bond 10 81, 500, 900,
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The most eflicacious stimulants to excite
the appetite are Angostura Bitters, pre-.
pared by Doctor J. G.. b. Sie1ert & Sons.
beware OF counterteits. Ask your grocer
or druggist for the genuine article.
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TYLER,

Special Election for Mayor.
TYLER, June l2,-[Special 1.-The specis
election tor mayor to-day, was very quiet
and orderly. The following is the official
score; Dodd, 2SS; johnson, So; Wood, %;
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wicked WASS0N.'


Oh, what a Tangled Web we Must
Weave
When in Poker First we Begin TO
Believe,
And Playing Still, Trusting to Good
Natured Luck,
The Sadly Seductive Game We Continue
10 Buck.
Debts Of Honor Surely Shall be
Paid,
Though Uncle Sans Heart TO Ache
Is Made.