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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22
A New RAILROAD ORGANIZATIONS

A NEW RAILROAD ORGANIZATION
No FooIIsHNEss THIS TIME-MoNoNaA-
LA TO HAVE A ROAD SURE. "A ripple
of excitement was caused here last
week by the reception of the news of
the formation of the Fairmont, Nor
gantown and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, an entirely new organiza-
ton. The Secretary of State filed the
papers Of incorporation Of the new
road ON Tuesday of last week.
The proposed road is to begin in
Monongalia county at or near the
point where the boundary line of West
Virginia and Pennsylvania crosses
the Monongahela river and run
thence,b by way of Morgantown by the
most practical route to Fairmont.
Fairmont will be the principal Office
and this corporation is perpetual.
The capital stock is 81, 100000, di-
vided in shares Of 800, each, which
are held by the corporators as follows:
james Morrow, Jr., 800; c.. B. Car
ney, 300; and ]. N. Gould, 300; all of
Fairmont; Ashbel Fairchild, Nor
gantown, 300; John S. Herr, Francis
NJ. Durbin and John w. Mason, all
OF Grafton, 800 shares each.
The incorporators, SO the story
goes, are merely acting as agents for
rich corporation that wants to keep
dark for the present, and doesn't ask
any subscription aud does not want
anything, but free right of way.
Two parties of engineers were to
begin work at Fairmont on Monday
on each side of the river and push
right on to the Pennsylvania line.
The matter seems to be more solid
than anything yet spoken of in the
way Off railroad enterprise. Two
Hundred Thousand dollars are al
ready in the hands of the proper par
ties ready for immediate use, with as
much in reserve as any possible con-
tingency could demsnd.
1t is said that great excitement pre-
walls in w. Va. and Pa. circles as the
contamination Of this work will re-
tard if not prevent the prosecution of
that enterprise.
Further discussion of the matter
will be found on our second page.
Hip, hip, hurrah! Did you hear
her foot, boys!
Monongalia sends Marion greet
ings. We will take about fifteen
miles of it, ifyou please.
Those fellows who have cattle run
ming at large on the banks Of the
Monongahela had better move them
into the interior, instanter.
Some people hereabouts, seem to
think that railroads are built by "an
dair Of mystery" Money usually has
a hand in it-and money speaks out.
We are sorry for our friends Of
Harrison county-but come along
boys! "Old Mongahail' can stand
a half dozen railroads.
The New DOMINION and Wheeling
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

II you are thinking Of buying q
ring for your lady love, don't forget
to call At Henry S. Hayes. The new.
est and handsomest designs are found
in his stock.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

ALREADY several weddings are an
nounced for the holidays. But 9TH
ers are to follow. Sorry we are not
at liberty 70 tell this week.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

FRESH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES va
riety new raisins, mince meat,
and full stock Of family groceries,
just received at Henry 5. Hayes.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

6EcorD NATIONAL Bank.
MonoAHrowH, DKcExBEB y, 1883,
AN ELECTION FOR SEVEN DIREC-
TORS Of this Bank. to serve fer the ensu-
ing year. will be held 1t its Banking House
ON TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1884, between
tho hours Of IL y. and 2 r: NJ.
Jozx II. HoyyNAN.
Cashier.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

WALrHAM, Elgin, Springfield and
numerous other watches may be
found at Henry s. Hayes store, Main
Street.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

PLENTY Of new goods at Chad
wick's, cheaper than any place in
Town.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

In another column will be found a
Greensboro correspondence taken
from the Brownsville Clipper which
shows up some of the exploits Of
one Lee Cooper. The scamp is well
known here, having at times frequent
ly been in this vicinity visiting wom-
en-. He represented himselfas sim
gle man, and in one case we are in
formed went so far as to make all ar
engagements to marry a young women.
He went to Fairmont ON the End of
November, where he sold his horse
and buggy saying he was going to
the far West Justice will surely
oyertakc him if the law does not.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

A NICE PRESENT For some ONE
Mr. Geo. Lazear has bought splen-
did suit of parlor furniture that will
be given to some one Of his customers
on the Sd of April next. The plan
is to give each patron who buys over
one dollars worth of goods for cash,
ticket upon which is number
One of the numbers will be placed in
an envelope and deposited in the
Bank vault. On the date given the
party who holds the number CORES
bonding to the one In the Bank gets
the furniture. The furniture is nice.
1t consists of six pieces upholstered
in silk. Each customer takes his
choice of a ticket every time he buys
over one dollars worth of goods.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Lin
en- Handkerchief, cheap, at
Chadwick's; also . fine line Of
Silk Handkcrchiefs. suitable for
Christmas presents from a5c. up.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

AMONG the useful and ornamental
Christmas goods at Henry 5. Hayes
are some beautiful oil paintings cheap.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. = The
following deeds were admitted to
record in the County Clerks office
for the week ending Saturday, Dec.
Is. 1883.
Jonathan +. Stansbery to Jonah
Stansbery, acres, waters Of White
Day and Joe's Ron, Clinton district
for 1913.
Joseph Moreland Special Commits
sioner, to John w. Hess 81 acres, lot
No. 3, Mary Hess land for $3.50.
Same to John w. Jamison 202t
acres, James I, Hess land, for $7,525.
Geo. w. Robinson to VIM. A. Han
way interest in 50 acres, widows dow
or in VIM. f. Bright's estate for 800.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

THE New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly LntcHigeAecs, $3.50 year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
Decision acknowledgement Arson.

tftft~tDn ttNntt'f ~ 49,
NKw YoRs, Dec. i4-HoD. John Nj.
Bear obtained judgment to-day in the SUI
preme court against the American Rapids
telegraph company, BY which the latter
are required 10 pay $4,000 in shares in lite
stock 20 the plaintiff and others ss trns-
teet, for certain pst~nted inventions Tor
telegraphic instruments Durchssed ny the
dsfsBdsnt c,mpany In 1872, when it was
organized.
Al Ii.3o Wednesday night the watch
man 1t the Casino theatre. corner OF Brohd-
way and Thirty ninth street. die
cOvfra1 tdr fiir9 with shavinRs,
oapers o. q rarn saIurated glth cil. 10 ilr
unfinished proseuiuao. aud q lieltsd clud u
burning In ne cert.f ofthe box roe 20
Iics arrestsd Elgard 4 arh. sfags csrpsu-
ter. rbo was di-ch areri before ~ difoge-
dienoe Of cfders When caalroriei ~ ha-
dolrh hsf1us1n. t--rfr - ne fheaire, ~
rooisssrf D. rult. Es DctiFs vas ~.
rrnrs co. btInE discnnrred. BE has
made 1is preparaii01s rith great csre
snd Lad lighted tle candle Jutt
81 the curfain rn1g - ~ u las sct -
il fnur1ssd re o1rdls Wori1 otrn an lolf
hsfs-s ID rsasl.ed Ihe c0raDuft Itief. TIE
opsrs. rls Ber1nr 5iutsnf," SO beng
,eri.Irrrss a. zoe Oari1o. sLich u Sid 20
- he tsra-rmert fberfrs In ne vurio
AZ sndi- 1rs e. l.16o pfrrls vers presf 81
EednesIsp rirll. III nrllsnce nn4 filrlli-
bars III fhs cs1luaET I'D - tre bulldmg
shea a. tisc1Ter- - nlade.
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Tie Missed M Place.

A cowboy from the pleins struck Texas
CITY one Sunday, and s4er supper started
ont 10 take in q variety show be bad been
told OF. In about an hosr be came back 70
'' Hello Hello yInrr said ~ clerk n surprise,
.'tbe show siu't out slrssdy, IL iir'
4 r.No, bat am"
whats the matterf
The buffers PIT neout. thhtsslli enn
bv gravy, before had chance 70 pun my
gun tbes clsmped me, tnd too big police
men had the bracelets % me"
What we're you tryisg 20 90"
~ ,oa ssar ss yea.l 70 ~, sisres isd
hi Eift5nt pawn a darf crnf. ano theoght
i va playin' sm sharp. 90 down jess -
a To- riawed man on ne stare befu- q
rrsd oat OF a book. ard begun sist,n'
rp-sr for = cbancs 70 lsuFb. Alier ne
ar,o1er gof done Tesfin 4 vss fOin - on.
80. n,ui. buf be sfutf vhsr BE- VIZ anaa
= thsn The music bon n ne cc-ner to9ifa
~ aod everybody IN front Of ne sfooc
- That riied ne b4t began - gei'
Dean In front: dosn IN root ID roa.
- doun IN fr0of.' and ne rsrt thinE
fne.sd tgo ieliers 10 f'crt ciose ccl.arsl
az s1d shot ne riEht n are csFs ~ ~
polisems3. lkit.ed, A. u1crse. oot - -
souln % n . oBs-.n.isur sreEd, IN M
~ IN. jim ,you 90 u . . ciurch iusienf
- - tols ne. n18 vbsn storel %
-htt 1n~n firi 4 ruE. me- De- re t1-hrl
frid n 3 , . orter IT. fifn ard harf 81 :.
rn~1rl 49, ffacrns wcul11I 80 l1e lli
4rIrs. oanR sILh q trUI What -
- nett rsFs ~ eur IRON i1a Asi.
raaur 4 ErrI-r.
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COLORADO.

COLORADO, Dec. 13.-ICorrespondence. J.
The first act in the waite r-works war
here was concluded last night. The city
council gave all the aid and comfort asked
by the foreign monopoly, and Disseminated
greatly to the damage OF the home COM
pany, II their action can be maintained as
binding. The home company proposed to
furnish free water for twenty bydrants, ior
fire purposes, for twenty five years; yet the
CITY council bargained to pay the foreign
company 500 per annum for twenty-five
wears each, tor 100 hydrants for fire pur-
poses. 1t Is believed that disgraceful reve-
iations will come to light in the matter
soon. 1t will make picnic for lawyers
rs Injunction suits, both against tho pro-
eress of the proposed works by this foreign
Corporation. and also against the payment
OF the water works tax.
A long list of petitions was laid before
the council last night asking o postpone.
mept OF action until the srtesian well Is
com pleted, many of the heaviest taxpayers
Joining in this petition, all Of whom will go
into he pool to carry the whole matter In
TO me courts.
Apropos to the subject, We are having q
good rain to day and tonight.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
Mexican Female Remedy
Is woman's truest friend. Try 1t and be
convinced.
Mary,s Biggest Room.

LONDON Dec. 8.--All Mary Anderson'e
previous successes were tonight surpassed
by her performance as Galatea, where her
ease and grace were shown TO special ad-
vantage by the classic severity OF the
Athenian costume. Her absolutely perfect
Interpretation Of naive innocencr fairly en-
raptured the fashionable audience that TO-
night crowded the pit and gallery. When
the bewitchingly beautiful statue OF Gaiateh
vas unveiled the. public seemed compfete'
" taken ~ surpriss; and aszsd a few mo
ments In silent admiration as II spell
hound, and then spontaneously 0urst into
a storm of applause. At the end OF the
first act the charming American actress
was called three times before the curtain
and showercd with exquisite bouquets, sew
ersi of which were trimmed with red, white
and blue streamer. the play was mounted
in the traditional artistic excellence OF the
lyceum. Pygmalion's studio was orna,
mented with an appropriate profession OF
statuary and works OF art OF the hignest
merit. The last act, whore Galatea realizes
that her love can only bring calamity on
those on whom 1t was lavished, was greeted
with shouts of applause. The performance,
In fact, was q succession OF canoes OF ex'
traordinary beauty, Of which Miss Ander.
son was the center. Miss Amy Roseile, az
Pyemslicn's wife, acted with great force
and discrimination. The final veidict was
most enthusiastically favorable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20

No. my s,n. never tod yon 70 uss n
slane a. ali. There Il ne1 and then an "a
preston Of slang hat u 100 eioouenttu PER
isk. that fcrcss itself into the pttf society
ard secures for itsslf plscs in the nictiou-
nrv among tbe oldest families. Crave ana
re~erend old phrases. eDlnenily lcspecieDie
nhrnres that come over In tbe hn1 nowrf,
inaf vent Or rather did not 60 courtlng
uith Nnes etsndish. that tslEed 70 tns IN
fIanr Nth good WnlIam Penn. are j0silfc
b. n'anrv Inirudera that eear he oatnn q
ribbon on thsif tacuicbeonz, siarB ~
Gene into The communIiy Of words u1ce
ue4ref Hns cilF. Bot BE trouble 80
vrn. M bor. Il that 81 Tour sc Tou A.
rDl not 20 mix fsw GOOD \ Elisn Hof1-
Vim Touf slang You irnore tns rrspee-s-
he rIeunIli n TIE lanFnars an1 sssccla.t
ufh - boodIrms. toneIInel i tnlnA
A nrcar,rnaI rsrg cIearcut Phrase ron W
r-in<. IIe rarrt. the l1ublT camp. = ne
1rsT Iifs riararcr md fofrs % ne con-
rrrasIIon. Bot rhe1 700 talE noi1Inf ~
slang. ~ b1T. eren year sanE rec1-l't
nIrnrIess. ID tecrI1es flrEur ne 30
1srH ii ihisrrs. - iIrlsDue ruif.fHI q
- sInus. ThaIt lle Erret rgnols -.
rr~r s|nnr. ~ boz II rCu 11ulD De-
r~r-~.'1 "a. rtish thInf To1 cau1ct'
rrr rrrId srsn la1rr 90 hais - sc1n1 =
rnnr r1Irs. n Tru wert uur1 49, =
~nr. Trr f1r't EroH tor 20 -. r p
r1fr 4 rr-rUr1. AID 4 Tcr 1lIs 80 -
ffrEs. rr<t 20 h1rt ~ -,.-n-1 y :, 81 81
i ~r<frlT -|r.nlcc-<1lrnA'T. - -
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Undl. pnta5 Pos i've Eyidencec, Absolnte Cores
VAN ALSYNE.


VAN ALsTYsE, Dec. 13.-[Correspond-
ence. This morning, at about O'Clock,
the store house OF Mr.. J. P. Leslie was dis.
covered to be on IRE, and before assistance
could arrive the entire building and con.
tents were enveloped in flames. In the
meantime the store.house of Henderson
G. Co.. situated within few yards Of
the burning building, caught fire, and in q
few minutes this store-house and contents
we're burning mass. The store house OF
Mr.. HUMPHREYS was saved, as we're some
other buildings in the vicinity OF the fire,
by the brave exertions OF our citizens who
did all in their power to aid in subduing the
flames. and IN saving the properly Of their
unfortunate neighhors. MIR. Leslie's loss
is about $1,000. less than
half covered by insurance. The loss
of Henderson & Cs.'s about $40
600, hall covered by insurance. Mr..
HUMPHREYS sustains damage to the amount
of 81 900 in consequence OF having MS
goods removed from his store house, and
small fraction of his loss will be covered by
insurance.
fortunately for our town it was raining
at he time OF the fire and had been rain
ing, more or less, for twenty-four hours pre-
v bus, and the surrounding buildings were
camp. Had the fire occurred before the
rs O., much more serious damage would
have been done.
The loss falls heavily upon Mr.. Leslie and
upon Mr.. Robert Henderson, OF the firm o.
Henderson & Co., both of whom, by indus
Try and integrity, had acquired some means
add Invested them in this town, Leslie 10
an independent business, Henderson Il
with the firm OF Henderson d Co., but BY
the fire OF last night they have lost nearly
all, but it is believed they have the vim
/ nd pluck to overcome their misfortunes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS
H. grsxsrst wssds's HssdItIsn Of
ifsmIei,


Mr.. Frederick wsrde, the Texas iavorite,
played Hamlet last evening to full house
and most apprscistive Audience: Every
year that Mr.. Wsrde han appeared here, =
visible Improvement .,s, has "a .aa; been
brings ms an excellent troupe as his sup
port, the msjorIty Of whom were with him
last winter. It Is not necessary to critically
discuss Mr.. Warde's Hamlet; We have done
this infinitely ON Two previous occasions. IL
is enough to say now that his impersona-
ton OF what 30 many denomiate an
impossible character and which, At
all events, 70 q most extraord-
mary one was oil that the critic requires
and which the critics all over the country
have praised. =,
Mr.. Malone, as Laertes, had but small
scope for acting save In the last scene
where be fences with Hamlet, and gives
vent 10 q brotherly grief, all Of
which was thorough work. The same
good account may be given Of all the other
participants. As Ophelis, the beautiful
Mis- Annie Boyle won the general plaudits.
MUS, Mr.. ourrsn played fully up to
, wont. 0n The grave digging scene
was we'll received by the audience
and the chief digger fully commended him.
eelf to his audience. ~.
In the matiuee we are to have Julius
Caesar, for the evening Othello, and for
both occasions we may look for packed
houses.
FoorLyGHr WASHES.
The sale Of seats for Monday night opens
at 10 O'Clock this morning. -,
The Lights OF London Company will
crowd the opera-house from pit to dome
three nights next week. ..
Two thousand people saw the new car
come into Memphis built expressly for the
purpose of carrying Golfers Lights OF Lon
don scenery. 1t is model OF artistic
sothern, as Dundreary, will be here FRI
day night. His company is one OF the
best that has appeared or has ever been In
the state. They only play three towns in
The audience at the academy last even
ing was the largest OF the. entire season,
thus far. Not seat was left vacant, and
early In the evening the standing room
only, notice was displayed at the academy
entrance, Every seat In the balcony was
sold, and In the body Of the honse the
lobby was filed with ''standees." The
play being one with six acts, necessitated
an carrier beginning than customary, but
the interest never Jagged for q moment, the
fascinated attention Of the audience beiDs
held until the falling Of the curtain at ll,4t
O'Clock.
The scenery Is grand, the finest ever seen
hero, and when the curtain rose on the first
| set. the audience was convinced that never
before had there been such Suggesting al
the Academy Skilled stage manager, car
penlers, and machinists gave what the pub.
| lie did not expect, because they thought II
an impossibility here.
The mex scene that was particularly fine
was the Chatham road in snow and moon
light. Nothing seemed wanting to make
the picture real. The Regents Park slips
| beautiful thing. And the realistic work ofths
scene was more than had been expected
even to the splasbing of real water, wher
the men went over the BRIDGE Akron
| Ohiol News.
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sss.s:. h, ,. y. !, y: . I: NJ Yss ss
\ :,:a: \; %, sss S S:|s;s
They tssohed him me officers esms ypon
and fufihsf on l'und two inofs he bal 40.
vsfsly ~nunh<d rf1 disabled. The msil
olllns,s y,us 80 -rn I,n hey found him
M tsss sussd.U ~ 80 hounds which,
sisndlnr on atn s's distance. were. await
ipe their arrIyr They took tis
famous sppropfirior OF other peoples
stock, In charge. Ito WAS badly bitten 10
Ssvsfsl pisces, lie hsd hstchet with
Him, Win which he hae defended himself
against The blood. hounds. An Indictment
q pending here against him for cattle.steal.
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The willy wizards and the Mericans.

The willy wizards and the Mexicans.
Taylor, the wizard, gave show in the
theater at Pass del Norte the other night,
IN which be sd vsrtised to perform the most
wonderful legerdemain tricks. The Mex,-
cans turned out en- masse to witness the
performances. The receipts aggregated
about $50 or 500 and then he walked upon
the siage and addressed the audience In
something like the following style: La
dies and gentlemen. appear before, you
this evening as one Of the most wonderful
men now living. will show you trick
tonight that will make you open your eyes.
Il Ia called the Mystic Man or the dissp-
pesrance :" Here be brought ont large
boz and placed 1t on the stage and then
proceeded. will nov shut myself up "a
his box and the trick 10 TO find me-" At
thus point the wizard entered the box and
closed the lid. After whiting some time
the audience became anxious 70 see the
man and a. he did not appear they pro
oeeded 10 examine the box, and 10 ana De-
hold there wss no man In 1t. The box vas
10 constructed that The man could escape
from the rear and this he had done, taxing
with him, IN addition 70 the funds ne bad
collected at the door. . coat containing We,
belonging 70 one OF the men connected With
the theatre. That was the last seen Of NM
LEI Paso Times.
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hf,er more th.n thfse weeks Of persistent
labor. the contents ol the Iaplo1 bnrToss
noiicr nf which Ee recently gave, nave ossn
sur.es1fnIlv rem we'd. hud are 70 hna
rI.cs IN . Driiirh museum. Several other
Interesting relics have been citcoFereo. ~
runlnr two other drintlng-horns, ummeo
snd based With EillsiFer, seFsrel lr.1 ~ ~.
- 49,. m risr0eIts. and = ssmiIuDar fl't
silver orbams NJ. nnrt gold fringe q ciner-
emf Widths has slro been f0nuo, some Of
which had been fnrreed IN olar1on1 pat-
tern rerhsps tns must cnilgQ. o1l.1--
fnrn,fhrd ~ this most rernalkeole lnI,f
r.1rf 49, TIE fndinf ofa - oi bone %
lrn~r drsurhfnrner. Dol les tn1n tlirtI
r'irrrs. entire ard bToken, Dsl1g eI1n nea.
i.-e.E rifn \ fiamrtsr ci ac1uf n inch.
snd rr-r holIru. win their ends secsre1
10 fha cylinder ~ csntrnl pin. apptre1ll5
nfrI~ar. NJ. FraDks. q Dc Ir1t1 u1-
rrrrn Il rnnkirf rrtpar1llcns fr ~ reno
~ al - o7IIectIon % Londcn.-I Lennon
u.IIn Mm"a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
ne Had Him, Bald.Headed

They were two solid citizens. One was
bald, but rejoicsd in fine luxurisnt beard.
The other had heavy growth OF hair on
the head, but was very bald as 10 bis chin
The bsld-chinned citizen was very TAXA
tive individual, whose conversation wss
rapid and incessant. Meeting the bald
headed citizen one day in company OF
gentlemen he opened fire on him ,oucnine
Che barrenness of his sconce. What do
Won suppose.n said be, in his rafting. VI
vscious way, what do you suppose, neigh
Dor, IL the reason that you have no hair on
your head and 90 much on your chic r.
WELL" said the other, very deliberately,
"scientists say that men who work with
their brains create such heat 10 the tcsip
that the hair 10 worn on" Thst sounds
like likely theory" chlnned In the ioqus-
cious citizen. "Yes IL does" returned the
iI limit Of iis probability" Nov, you
have plenty Of hair on your head, but none
on your chin. which just backs up the
scientific theory, because all your Work ~
done with your jsvs--there's nothing 90
ing on top.''-[Boston Traveller.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20

Habituai constipation 10 not only one OF
the most unpleasant, but at the same time
enc OF the most injurious conditions Of the
human system, and is but q forerunner
Of disease, unless removed. Thisis usually
accom- piisked by the use OF purgatiyes,
which for the time afford relief, but after
their imm ediaie fleets nave passed, they
leave the system In worse state than Pc
fore. To effect a cure it Is necessary that
the remedy used thsuld be one that not
only BY its cathar'ic effect relieves the
bowels, but at the same time act as tonic
90 as 20 restore the organs TO sound, heal.
thy condition. This "Phckly Ash bitters''
will do. II removes the cause and restores
health
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
Mexican Female Re medy
Is the only cure for all FEMALE DIsHAsEs,
TARDY TRAINS.

The east.bound passenger train over the
Texas & Pacific road, due here at $50 a. M
did not arrive until $50, having been de-
dAye ed by bad freight wreck eight miles
INIst of Weatherford. Az far az could be
,ss;ped no one was injured.
iont r1aArptng uorth-bound passenger
tai. Lre ovsr the Houston & Texas Central
road road was three houfalsts. eHing&S sligh.
wreck south Of here.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20

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