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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-18
TNANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

roSpoN paper says the New York excbanco
Ky fallen 10 point low enough 10 admit ~
Ll65iag tske1 hence small q sanity Of the
l'J lss been ship0ed thi her this week. nnS
4 irupliat5 course OF our money market viii
~, depe "a uD9n whether or not n,tba,
.dnvHls are nisde. For cur own nat wa
ss,her incl ed TO look Tor additional Wit
E.",is and hat for two reason s. In tne trst
y, our Paris correspondent tolnts mi
IsbrOW dilicdlty In setisfyiug A, Par
|, nrite States demand for gold, And ths
t.,,l resn,t Of this will be, II the uemArd con.
"a b shift on to us, This fesu I. loo. win
lgthe more likely 10 ensue H. as SCENE nav
4 sexpeeed. the Bank OF Frauce deci les IN
4 10 rae OF discount in order 10 cause "A CON,
ftal OF us note circulation which has h en-
Irmiiag lsitarly much mo quickly than ia
|r,htdesifanie. Snch an advance you d on
ge max 10 ZION cheaper urce of rold
I'm an paiis, aud so divert the don, ma
tge Ana the other reason why we think il
fiapf bsble that more gold may be tal;en
E.Aest, ties is, Ihst the heavy fall In the nrices
|lqtrlcan securities has now at'rsetaa pur.
fgsr on this side, whn.o opera ions sho ID
on,inu j, tend To iniluenc, the American
IAtpe against Il But the reserve of hllv
tl,e and a hJlf mil ions hich the bank b o,y
4 could bear with So ETY. II cor siderable
I-bnuln, and with trade aud speculation as
Ilgcntss they ere now the gold Withdraw.
liNud have - he on much larger scale
4phfy NO resent seem likely u assume. Ia
trmd1 more than cause soma hardening Of
IsnlIk.t rats.
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bALLNrxcnANae An sILvrn.
FUTURES

HR, Is still n1thing encouraging in futures.
|eg YORK lay they advanced point Er
imoe-, Tell OF point FOR pec5mb,r anu
hiy but for all other mouths there vas an
hce Of about points The marietta New
aus as went mp from ? IN 3p I - The
ioi ne market IN New Or cans wa, duh ana
'seE York quiet aud steady. Sales were
10 Liverpool there was ttle change One
NJ months advanced / q and others were
lago Produce and Provisions Grain slip.
oosn again tn.day, oo,mber wheat oUeh.
@S and closing AZ 95',, decline sluce
4 evening Of 5.S. January sold Tor 9j4, a
farS Decemb,rc0rn wen ofr3.4 and Jan
4 i me former month bringing ~, aud
aler "a Che receipts of grain day
wheat SIPS. com iGQlS7, oats lh7 7iS
IihpmenN were wheat gt,si6, corn 3,l,Sj5.
Ni'Sl The rec.ipis NJ same dat st
seele wheat 7L77l, dora IS. l56 cats 1879
MlomenS Il tn't dty were wheat IS 3iS,
hli4 ogh Is s6i PtOvi,ious we're lover
.loyf pork sold for 10 So u fall since last
IIsef ID cents, and January went OF ~
pnnging lL6l Lard for December DE-.
icy OIL 10 cents and sold for 1ij. and
NY !0Sl cent clusi, at Z 67A.
NEW Work
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now WAS COMPEL 20 TO L'AV' lis IN
GISsAFrsE rwsLys (l2) YAAEs OF coSsrA1T
WORK
From the Reading Pa. Elglrl
'Iou loog Ike a healthy man," said our re-
rcssuauyc as hesho5k h'n3swi h Mr. DANIEL
MoYanllylng At 1908 Alley st., this city, as he
Jumped from engine 40 l6l at the Reading
depot on a plcasaitevcning not loar sucs.
yes said Mr.. NJ, but 1 have ouly = few
minutes n spare and nrst necessarily be brlJf,
tits only for a short time thai have been ahle
to pes nj .cgo)d auappCarau0e Aud Mr.
NJ. continuing on said; Il have be n In the en-
ploy oft cP. & R.R X, c.. As an engineer
twelve az years, aud In that ume have never
had an &c, iientor rccolytda scratch | have run
REGULAR aid extras, having ofeu run for m en-
tire week with only two rights sleep, and can
truly tell you that is what breaks a man up.
Gu tntn the sudden charges Of the Yves thcr
are the most dreaded, Last W inter-, white was
mnulng the regular from here t. Harrisburg
caught a severe cold aud ny kidneys became
seriously affected, IN Consequence OF which I
wa, Obliged to leave my engine fora hortt tire
Attimcs when would get on, Of tho cab !
would u,Itr such severe pains In my back sud
side that / could hardly stand, aud a,I was
saying, was Obliged tol,Oye work, As yol m "
well suppose, became alarmed, especially
when found that the medicines ! was uSnr
w,rc bhuging mo M relief Lucsily, about
tbs time, saw IN adv r,iser eut In IN" Elg'e
Of II iuts Remedy, aul procured hltu' uiit
E,li fcama soon; aft'r king few doses I
beclm cons ilus that her 0l'ol Change was
an prag.csS {, wlsdlhy M MRS good Than
all the medicine had mEen ! coainucd in
It's useuuul I bsi u'c' two % ootteG the pains
all lcn. became we'll and ssyou roT see,
am all o. X a. to my Kidneys, ana Hunt,
r mcdy did It -
The conduo or shouted all aboard the bell
rang. the engiue snorted and away weuta 'onS
train OF car, laden with human frsi sht in charge
OF Mr. Daniel Meyer, rs ave, cnn 1enus aud
daringa ma as ever pulled the thr,lue.. Ald
snch a the story Of an Ia lldeni m the We VI a
msu whose whole llfe is ore i1ciisnS -.
Mr. II WO lnRurF, IL esier, n y,
WINES June II lSSl a'fo'bw- u have used
Uurts Remedy for II ucy disease, anu have
hceu rtatiy b'r"A'cd nerrhy
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nave been using far a mouth or two In NV
nousehold swiits specific Is \, y the grcRier
rortlon OF Il having been consumed by me ~
msle portion O my family aud with the han.
Who had been IN bad health for a long line
end Tor whom have paid hundreds OF dollars
for doctors and medicines II began 10 hnLd
her NJ nom the hst dose Another Il male
member of my family took II with equally Sa,s
liMtQfy result, IL Is certalnly Tho b. tonIe
Tor delicate ladies that have ever used. ana i
have tired them all, have no doubt hat want
OF exercise, close conference.-the porly ventll-
,oison often prudu7e ekucss among our WIVES
daueh'er. aud sisters aud | believe sainls
spcoihei Is tho remedy FOR al this sntt OF hlnoi
poisoning +. l. JONES J, T. Qultman, Ga
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This Yoat.'Las, Y car.
EGroRTs.
Tbla Year. Lasi. Year

Ac cunts ofthe cot on crop ia West Carroll
Louisiana, are daily improWag. II is thought
me Weld ill compare fayOmuly vita that OF
laStyear.
The S. Louis Republican SAYS The weather
has been highly favorable tothe turn. utot ths
cotton crpH und in portion, Ol ngIds Their, (, "a
heuer top op Iliau was expected. Thera has
" u' i'.r n the season been no irUs auu "a n
cl'alei fr)dlc. nsarriug The rate Of yield
an uc cage, T. merry sep ~ cent. OF as wears
rr p. IL Is theCalcu estimate OF cpHl men
Tn The COZ on Interest here Tint the ctlrs Of
lS,l'si VII M n uut G.5Jl0'O blleo aud II the
ito,t keeps ut unit rmOrr that the pro.
Quo wil reach T. Ot O0l b lee. Il is true. with
'uch crop IN in iuG,ipn win lest Neai's
the childVn ui Nj % without ShiUs but IL
" ny " 70 cAus tee s,ull would b. TO cncap
for purchase
"a owing is n comparative statement Of
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Mercury has produced more mis-, nv ,Sud NADIA
hole Stlpples than war, ptstiiencc ami famine
oomelael. II you have any blo,,d discusses
ot KIN hauor tits your duty 20 youlseu and
Is swifts specific
:, swins So, olhc has relieved me OF Ma. Stiai
, blood FOLSOM after had been combined 10 sho
.ht,u'e Tor hvg months and had heo dnsed with
u v"n T I, oal9mel and other poisonous drugs
remedy tot this Kind Of blood poison,
= NJ OLAhA, ASH Southern Life las Co,
Atlanta Ga
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TREA1MENr or rANonn

For twenty. Year, have suaa ed from can.
cor on ihe SIDE OF N neck hear tho shoulder
and exhausted tho Who'll oatalogus Of re,ns ,ii.s
without any relief TIE cancer growing wors.
all tn ime, the whole upper part OF my hodv
became III and full uf pain had virtuaNx
ioS, me use otholh AIMS, mv general health
question of umo when life itso would he a.
sholed 10 this condition / commenced tho
use oi swiirs Specific. The first bottle r, lleyed
me OF stiffness Ia tho neck tho oeond gave mo
petVct use OF my arms, and feel strong aud
wei ~ every waT ANA poor man out 1
would not take 900 for the good have or.
! oTlenosd With swiits Specific. | believe n
will fJrce out al the poison ana cure me.
W. r. RoblNsoN, Dayisboro, "a.
Our tresstlse o. blood aud sdn Diseases
mailed free 10 applicants
TIN SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer .. Atlanta. Ca
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Sm,th's Ergract.
Smiths Extract d Nay Flower.
overwhelmingly ApprovclRemcdy
Urlll Diseases the bladder and Kiducys
IL Positively Cures WNcrc ali
Other Remedies IIRV Fail.
ed 10 Produce nCA d.

"Bhghts Disease Of the KIM 81 fearful
scourge, which spares neither ngA * nor condi.
ton, becomes an incumhlc disease only Tor tho
mvages unchecked until ithas fastened upon the
yiial olib victim, no medlca' skill can release Ia
hold, itclaimsits prey and annually numbers Ia
victims by she thousand a timely use Of
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof ol
this assertion, we cio you TO the numberlcss tcsti
mouials Ia our possession and quote such cmi.
ncnt authorities ~ Dr. M Ives Of New Haven,
Conn, and Dr. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis.
pcuuioUl Ask your own physician u tncso
names are authorities, and decide Tor yourself
whether YOU will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 20 an advertised me,ll.
cine. Decide now, II may not be 700 late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
6 natures own remedy ltisno vilc dccoctlon
Of uanseous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower Is a modest little plant which grows In
New foundland In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
Its dlureuc and aslrinrcut Ia Ia properties. and
has frequently been used To great advantage In
piarrhua and Bower Complaints Of children It,
great merit however lsin ib gentle and ofhclcnt
action on the kidneys Il removes an impurities
through natural channolfand restores ihcsystcm
to a healthy condition. itprompily relieves alrs
IN the back and loins In cafos oiwcak and don.
cate females, ~ value is beyond computation
But for the natural modosiy Of woman, which
causes her to shrink from Newspaper publicity,
We might publish hundreds Of testimonials Of
lncsIlmablo benefits derived from rs use
Ask your druggist Tor smIths Extract Of May
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. Its yours To choose between
Health. Happiness and Lie.
Disease, Misery ana DEAN.
Prepared only by s u, Smith bro, Covington.
KY. For lAle a. druggists
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The fist colt N factory In California is 10 he
erected e. Alameda COUNT The CumpguNs
capital il $50 ',0ll Most OF the cotton Is 10 be
transported from Texas, In. vi imatalv South
ern California will, is eXpeoted supply AL the
CnttOn re dni.
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- IN. kyvKNA usVArX OF rp AVA
"a msde as his ssents for N stafn ~ e H,No
Nal R w. ,nSvss.iailins remedy sNsiurcs 6esss
AZ ryons debility, lnss of manAoct sassisg sith
IN uSsesses should A. oAcc procure M, cro,in.
ffsSa WHEN "a learn the cause OF Inc S,ass.,.
abov, ohnSnei thtn a. anoe 20 prcea,a s,,,.
thc ~ r.tailng REMEDY Ne''Vs exPress
Gao Wuus BALDWIN & WILLIAM
ooiesA'e nmgei.ts. Danas TaN
BY retsilA ,-.9ws..S Bros an .. l.. Wiillss q
nlu tratea Nsrrlase Guide, go PAGES. ole,n
and Kilt bindiA & 80 cents same 10 paper cover
2S cents. Maua, Cd 10 ccnts womanho,t "a
cents; pamphlet. cents. securely seAles =.
mail. Send mouN or postage sianps. nm
WHITTIER. tho q. eat Specialist M =
&" cries Stree, St Ia rs Ma
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rINANctlL ITEMS

HI, debt OF Berlin /, $50 Go eco, rate Nor
I.aOf 4 The debt Of Paris Is 500 OOl. tOD
TO sl4 per CapiU.
|lnnas,cs has paid &c 800 COO tn the Federal
lig mAnt duriug the time tho irtCm Al reye.
|tpstm has beu In operation
70 duties ut he san Franoisco
Ion'nolI,e for the past week welo 1894 OF.
bling total since January lstOf ESQ l67 Q9
INNtxicOs debt OF 'll7COO,OOO EnpH, hmpn
abnut $4,000 90. The res Is he d IN New
III The publG's annual rev nue. is aAout
|l0GjJ manly from the stamp tax. and tart
bis
|hs Cincinnati beard OF trade has BONDED
/ rle dal ara>u nnisanc3 aud recommends
|EC0lgresy PROVIDE for rs REDEMPTION.
|igil be Of ln,Gre't o. the fifteen thousand
! collectors OF the United States u be IN
med that GeOrgl T. NcC NIB of I.nCkport
y York, has on exhibition au 1894 d.liar. Of
| 5h only zig. S, tcimeus are known to txi,t,
pine tree 'hilhng Of 1862. which was The
hA@encan silver co n. Both pieces are Ia
condition.
lHordi to the cust1m.house rep ortS tho
Misllons OF 'pcc and bullion at New
|hduriug the week end ng Novemberg were
12@ consisting OF Sl,GSl ,16l in gold and
III In silver, rs against tO'Al OF f22g5G
/ be week eudiug November 10 last yeSr.
Itimp0ratiOnS NJ the same port since The l,t
llnusry Compare MS follows with the move.
al during the corresponding period last
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"a ~ o. cotton In this city to-day w,re
r,lt,r, follows At the ccm ,ress ljj
y kais yart lis Planters Is and at
iwT v, these 81 came BY rail. as fol-
~ hs'sa!is h 20. Il bales from
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N lYpD0YFS THE 0UALITY OF

lNfhgtES iA. GURLlll "
Gao El1oiar .fs 90 lIjisthcrc.
f.srruuN t..rI.IrI.f "a C0rrCCiiUf
tgrgsrgnfEll Cd. I.r Waiudicg which
lro a.sre.l tcI Wi % un i,uUyEDisntD
trsrE or THE BLOOD. Those all ylo'd
tlth8 regulating ~ 4 n0urishing prop
critics Gifts great tool tonic olomcnis-
N cJmpcnsa,os Tor tho toss IF ritaltfU.
induced by Consumption, tdtGfTh or
I,roncklGl and Throat affections, ne
triH reHeiy Feminine DcbtiitB ana
reimburse tho Ihmdlc physique for
tho,e losses Of vitality accompany
ing com piainfs peculiar 70 TIE SER
1fjibersnnrsinJ thc.r own childrcn-
and delicate lrORen who expect 10
become mothers and bring up rigor-
ots children should by oil means uso
Il. 10 irH restore sufferers TroHt
Mental OF Nervous Prostitution arls-
ing from Orer-rork, hrccssos or
proirdctcd Disease. 10 rH chrg
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habit
for a. tho appetite grows heallhlcr
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho gse uf this TOMS, the unnntural
craving dos away until totally ex-
tInct. ~ iShighiY b'HCticidl To hrrr
Complaints, Ndldrial hcrer, ant
All Maidriai Difcasr and Tor tho
drhllta,lng Crocis OF ferer II any
Rad n has no cqaGl. 10 rrpairt
,rnsir. improves Digestion 0nd DIP
,,elifs, and arnrls tho Dfrpepiic IN
ral.i ana easuu tssimiidbie article
Of foaR, and o. n pleasant 90 Tho lasia
thst tho mos, sensitive palate VIII not
rgieCt 10.
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LIVERPOOL
COTTON.

nj I,tiiallv admitted now tina; the cotton
u,.S1' s season IN this county will equal
NJ tne number oi bales gathered last
leeo, ,ea,on SO Ia has been most lay f.
|,s,b nVS'ng viii ctSe rains last year
Itfe Sp,,1 Tor weeks an imc Prices,
N l1hI,sn Oeitct aud take tall ina he
eAe MI. years lthOr have be n sat'iar-
t1s,p, eh ". ltis estimated by lnle II.
llslei usl Que fourth Of N, cr,p Is yet
ehn tbout one hu ( arLc'Vd.
slAN corr ~ srsr NENr,
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ss,vks strd HsysArrs.
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS, TEXAS.
PAID UP CApITAI, SI5O,OD0.

rfsnsaets = Geuera bankl RusineSs.
oFFlCkES-S G. HayllN Prvsidenr h "
roppelnS' Noe'fresidcne +. NJ. Reaidon'
DIRECTORS 3. G. Bayue, R V. Tomp.
kns 1 h. FeIgnsson, A. J. 20 ter. J. 7. Trese.
want Jr L. Mofde,al W 4 Wright -
kcating NJ Reardnn -
tae iolloNln. are Eastern Subscribers 10 the
Stock oi this hauk Esiato Charles Wheeler. late
' l1r- PRESIDENT Central Nsunnal HANK. Philade,.
bsuk, Philadelphia T, W BIown. Prcvident
Ll9 \ Trust Company, = iladelphla. W, A.
Pullman, President SegboaTd Hank, New Yorl.
y bayn. President First National Bnnk
=, a,tsqi0td, Fa' l. n lewton, First Naiinnsl
"a Savings Bank ]. r Hanna, Weir plow
= lmpAuy Monmouth, III; u. o. bay Vie.
President United Pine Lines,
hank n Dexter \ fcigusSon's former Iusur
ance oalce. MAIN STREET As"'
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o.. o. & y
GVlf, COLORADO and SANTA fE &,
CONNECTIONS.

O@At Az AAN@ ACNns
AT GALVESTON with Mallory Lins o
steamers for hoy West and New York: Nor,
gan Line Steam ere for New OrlOanA IndiAI
ola Corpus Christi Brownsville aud Vet
Cruz.
at ANGOLA with l. 4 NR.R
Columbia aud towns In BrAIoria county.
At HUN kN hERt4 with a., n. n 8. A.
(sunset ROutol fOg Columbus, Welmaf un
wood, Luling San Antonio, Laredo, UyNlds
Western Texas and Mexico also 10,
Houston aud Star and Croscont ROuto n,
Beaumont, Orange, Lake Charles, the TetS,
Country, New Oraan6 and all points IN m,
southeast North aud East with New Yorf
Texas n Mexican KY for Wharton. Vlotnr,,
and stations on thst line.
at BRENNAN with n. at. O. g'y fm
Hempteed, Ledhotior Giddinga McDed,
and Ausuus
atMIL AFO win &G.H. ny. Tor HeAsu,
Palestine kO.fiSle, Round Nlch, aO1rts
town, Aus,u stn h.lroG New Brsuufel
san Auoli0 aud LAREDO
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific nv.
~ MCutLG0ON wish lcEae and II i.ouu
Ry .Or Weoo, uols'canA Atheus Mount pleps
ant Gllmer AMI leXarAans
NJ MORGAN with ne Texas Central h,
iof waco ko,s Hoo lredelL Cisc1 ana
At CLEn UaNE. Junction Of Dallas 81
vielnu 81 90, 'a " =. y ny,
sc FORT WOGpH VIII Nroun fd,iai
aAl'A ~ ANA 81 "a tAN - w lhl AAl AiOlAiha o.
these Lines iog ~ pm1 santa Fe FAN Fran
Disco aud The Pacific CHEST. and fnr Krusai
city. = Louis Chicago Now York ans ~
points North, Hast aud west
At DALLAS with H. 4 4. c. NJ, =. 81
~ A9i Dallas haaasion OF Missouri u
eide Ry,
nS-ece that your tickets fcaf over this lima
sz-for rull Information, address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Gou'l lRfs AIT
EATVW9TON TVXI.
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TVAT TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and iuvallis gcncraliy may properly
understand tho merits uf "Coldcns
Tsgtiid BcCf Tonic" m analysts ~
the pmiuont chemist. ARTHUR HILL
UAssAt.L, ND, FRS, N London,
England and also an cndoremeu' uy
mo celebrated physician, pruiss.ut
giRrHAsMus WILSON, F.R,s.,LLD..
of london. arc labeled on each bottle.
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AN ENGINEERS STORY

now Il WAS CpMrEL 70 TO LfAys IIs EN
GINkAFrss rwsLyE (l2) YAAEs OF CoS,rATT
WORK
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: = - iAn1 for Sanger RIOS. S from Fa,,'ana io-
nm nN pH>hlp y Il axe p from Lywisyille ami
'n Wv, h,eBer aud y toe kealey Br.S. f,nr,
=, WWNNlie. Iweut, three hsics wara sbin,"1
1g b LighuoOt q Co. over lhe uors,pp q
ieNsS central road. + ICES are stra6y M over
me e,untTy and in L,verpo Ia lh!s civ o ,bs
49, i,t les Is dnli ald quotations are again fe-
.,,,, ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-11

Many wonder why the brute creation ex-
eel mankind as rule when it comes to a
question of health. Investigation quickly
ascertains the cause. 1t is because the
brute naturally obeys every law of health,
while mankind is constantly degenerating,
owing to excesses Of our ancestors and our
own individual imprudence. Sudden ex-
posure to extreme climatic influences, glut-
tony, improper food, alcoholic stimulants,
anxiety, care, ETC., all have marked effect
on the human system. Be cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters. A remarkable rem
edy for restoring health.
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BY w. r. WALLACE.
Blessings on the hand of womanI
Angels guard her strength and grace
In the cottage. palace, hoveE
o, no matter where the place!
Would that never storms assailed 1t;
Rainbows ever gently curled:
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the. hand that rocks the world.
lnfancy's the tender fountain,
Power may with beauty flow,
Mother first to guide the streamlet,
From the souls unresting grow
Grow on for the good or evil,
Sunshine streamed or dark ness hurled
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Woman how divine your mission
Here upon your natal sod
Keep, oh keep, the young heart open
Always to the breath of God
All true trophies of the Ages
Are from Mother Love impearled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Blessings on the hand of woman!
Fathers, sons, and daughters cry;
And the sacred song is mingled
With the worship of the sky
Mingled where no tempest darkens,
Rainbows evermore are curled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-11

Two little girls were saying their prayers
prior to being tucked in for the night
When both had finished, the younger Of the
two climbed on her mothers knee and said
in a confidential but triumphant whisper
"Mother Clara only asked for her daily
bread, l asked for bread and milk"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-11
aprlO 1871.
Nothing Short of Unmistakable
Benefits

Conferred upon tens of thousands of
sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA enjoys. 1t is a compound Of
the best vegetable alternatives, with the
Iodides Of Potassium and Iron, all
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A Lafayette lady-a model wife and
mother-broke her husband of the saloon
habit by walking up to the bar beside him
and calling for beer. A Cincinnati woman
tried that, but her husband only replied
"Now you're acting sensibly; here, John,
two schooners."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-11

"Algernon, have stitch in my side."
81 am not surprised, my dear. You were
hemmed in by the crowd at the party l st
night" mo, think got it while bast-
ing the turkey ''You took too much
pains over it." "Algernon, why will you
persist in ruffling my temper in this way ?"
"Merely biased notion Of yours, and fur
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-11
Democratic gain 1885

1t here appears that in the election of 1882
the Coalition majority in these sixteen coun-
ties was 2,642, and that in the late election
they gave Democratic majority Of 1,9O3,
making Democratic gain of 4,545, which
jority in the State, and nearly one-fifth of
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ANTIDOTE 70 MALARIA

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
"I have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
Hads of r.il6, and TUFTS are the first
thst have done me any gcUa. Th.y bave
cleaned me out nicely. My eppetite y
splendid, food digests readily, and 1 now
have natural passages. l feel like new
map W.D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
So1deverywhere, ,25c. Office, "A Murray St. NY.