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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
OFF FOk SCHOOL.

Captain H. P. Hughes, passenger agent Oh
the Gould line, left D alas at $50 this morn,
ing. the Doth, taking charge of all who INTEND
attending the Atheneum, at Column Ia
Tenn, meeting Captain Robt. D. Smith, !, ut t
Texarkana, when the latter wiz TAKE axe
charge, going through via Memphis and
Mckenzie, in special coach.
For all young ladies' wishing 10 ah,enu
through special coach WIZ
leave the union depot, Dallas, same time,
$3.50 a. M, the 3Oth. Mr.. Hughes VIII
meet this coach at Texarkana, on arrival.
2:3O D. m. the 30th. and see all n saie,y
through to Nashville, Winchester or FrapS-
lin, Tennessee. A special sleeper VIII o.
Rock, arriving at Nashville 6:35 p. m, the
31st. nuoo,
"Be sure your ticket reads via the Grea'
Mckenzie Route. and.you will be fappy'
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ror "A wygRIy HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1888

Ia owing 10 lhe scarcity N htn NJ M,
academy Those who served In he pfaciloe
ahip viii be giten months tnve'
number arc nov on IeaYt,
Others whom N was expected would be
ordered IN The academy bivs not been 30
ofdtfed. II has leaked out here that The
following cadefa ere those accused
NJ bszing on The CorsielatOW
Kress, Moeller and Campbell, OF New Yofk
Tuggle. Breed and Tisdale. Of Kentucky;
Ijullard, Of Pennsylvania. Bird and Howks,
Of Wiscousloi Winram, o. Missouri Dodd
VIRGINIA; Grapnell, Of West Virginia,
strike, Of MARYLAND, Beathof and An
drews, OF New York. All mem bers Of the
third class. Miers stands No. In the
class.
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oyILLA

ovILLa, Aug. 2s.-ICOrrespondence.I-
Rev. John Davis closed his camp meeting
here last night. He vas assisted By Rev.
andr.v Dsris. presiding elder IRON Oorsi-
e.na. ara Rev. hf. Henry, Of ne hetbo-
3i-t church. q part Of the time. The meet
iug uns Rrnnd suc 1ess Tor the cause o. -
linn. there were about forty coDverts sthir-
tT-tvo ioiDed the hethodtst bpiscopsi
c1urrn. and i've joined the CuH - -.
p,-.hvts-ien church. The two CHURCHES
wn-tkf toerfhe- hsrmoui0usly. si.n
ur-p Wv uuch strengthsDed- The Aeib-
o1isf brerh-sn this morning bought TIE RS
dru-. Iot ar g. ChsDman. enc VII pro-
60 20 e-ect q church bcu-e on H. u--nE
the dwelling Cor . parsonage
$780,, ,,i'trIr, rs conrnerre IN earDest.
sr,s vii - q short 100 compered 70 Enst
uns erpsctsd one month arc. some o. -
er-Ir erfton = nssrly ell open NV lne
Con Il cut Of 81 lsast ons ball
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vss seen ascending Tho sisifsv N ihe
Wi6dadf toiei, leading " We pWlW'
M Faifohiid s0on epneafel wiz W. w.
landed, wlio was aftlfed IN pcufnlbg tah.
l6g On bla MIN, hcoqnDgnled M, mibts
lismleila Field agd NJ u, W., NV YES
sallle fleld and Mr., w. w. yaWf m't'
Annle shlnley aud ~ y, " smiib' 49,,
few words spoken BY lhe min,s'eI anu i
lions, after which the party toJk carriages
Tor tbe nortb.bOnnd train, on which the
happy couple took passage for Mckinney
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A good.szed crowd assembled at the
race.course yesterday afternoon to witness
the first of series of three match games
between the Nationals, of Fort Worth, and
the Blue Stockings. of this city. AZ the
present club from Fort Worth was formed
to enter the tournament. which mas
since been abandoned, 1t was Ine
t;onals would have walk
over, but such was not the case, for alter
the first few innings it was evident that the
Nationals had mvre than they could han
die. Some very good plays were made by
both clubs in the game, which at It's cios ..
showed the following score: Nationals .;
Blue Stockings, 81. -, al.
The second game will be prayed tnl.
afternoon. The Nationals are not the teas'
djsheartened, and have plenty OF hackers
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THE FENCE wAR-FEARFUL DRoUrH.

THE FENCE WAX
A prominent stockman, just in from the
northwest, says that the cutting OF wiIe
tanoos continues and that there Is likely to
he serious trouble about the matter. me
Gaming la IA, Il instances is where STOCK,
owners have fenced Ia n AreaL Deal OF iauu
that they neither own or control, put rom
which nv fences they excluoe the slna.
stock-oWuers. He Gays that one company
ogning two or three hundred thousasd
acres have enclosed about lVOOWO acres
IL il this geutlemsn's opinion tnat the cui-
Fins will continue unless the evil oil encios-
u,s OF public land is prevented oy legtsia-
tion and wire cutting punished severely:
He thinks that IL will help matters some u
our courts follow the recent oeclslon ~
the United States court. 10 regard 20 puollo
IA thst on the petition OF any ciu,
zen an Injunction will ne grantso
torhiddiue anyone from enclosing puoiie
IA and the court will, in such srit,
have The fence removed. The fencing 10
rs,,',y cn. where the land all belongs 70 the
marry erecting the fence. PROVIDED tnsre 81
sufficient gate-uays. IL IL thought tne ~ !
is Of sufficient magnitude 70 Iequnfs s W
attention of the legislature In special ses-
IA senator Gibbs bill, requiring gates
everv three miles and sufiicient land re.
served for public road purposes, han
nsssed the Legislature the evil would nave
A. least. been miiigaied- -
The same gentleman reports quhe
drouth in many localities, sno ssysa nsI
urinter with short grsss will inJu-e siock
;ntsrssts materisliy. He reports that lbs
d-onth in south west Texas has burned ~
nearly ali W cetafion, aud that stockmei
- hringing their stock TO northwest
Texas. into Wichita county.
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Ifthere ever was specific for any one
complaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills
are specific for Sick Headache, and every
woman should know this. They are not
only positive cure, but a sure preventive
II taken when the approach is felt. Carriers
Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver
and bile, and in this way remove the cause
of disease without first making you sick
yb weakening purge. If you try them
yoa will not be disappointed.
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MoRrUARY REPORT

for week ending Monday noon' 2hh
inst: G. p. Wolf. malarial fever, white
age about 20 years; infant of TEXANS
Myers, marasmus, white, age six months
Fred Kerch. malarial fever, white, male
are q years; Mrs. Fulsing, nervous sho es
TO an affected heart, white, female, age %
wears. Mrs. Newion's child, neslecs, Jury
ri ipouest gave this cause, while. female,
zoe 1 wear: Matilda Frederickson, tubercn'
I,sis. female, white. age IS years; Nicholas
Wiwe, suppurstive hipatit;s, white. male
ace az wears Three OF these, (hrst three)
died ia the city hospital.
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Arxar0LIs. Aug. 2s-Ths Uuited sisiss
practice ships, Dale and Consisllation, AZ
rived Fl the naval scsdsmy today. The
cadets were given lesve % cone
49,. and rerusin urfil 5 .. N.
None fryn the COusis ilation lnDoeo-
rso sh15s ere lying - srcnof %
he sertrn, q fsg buDdred yards from ne
- r~rv. me cadets I'll be ETen
no 80 lea-s q ab-cuce, e1cer- H.
chsrred vi b hsEinE- sno re iouItn
c--,SiSssss vii present. thrrs .iTes 81 The
sr.ds-rr 1sfuriaT frr ernrninstirr. Ven
ts-r Of fhs cOrrt-rnartial - ~ Re htzers
srT No tine u frs1 shsn
fbey win curTsDe- Ins ceH5
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Freddie Peters, 1O-year lad, met
with sad and painful accident yesterday
at ernoon, while playing on wagon mo ioad asa
excavation of the Merchants Exchange
building, corner of Lamar and Commerce
streets. He fell under the wagon and one
of the wheels passed over the lower part OF
the left leg, fir ac, uring the small bone.. Or.
Pace dressed the wounded limb, ana the
little fellow, who stood his suffering heroic
ally. was removed to his home.
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Counterfeiters Arrested-Rebuilding-Es-
piosion, Etc.


LARrpo, Aug. 2s-[special l-Marshal
Gosing arrived from Corpus Christi to-osy.
He brought a prisoner from that place
named ] hn Eanedon. who is charged Wiih
passing counterfeit mtney: go.
Forty miles OF the military telegraph
line bet ween here and Brownsville have oeen
The FIRE Of the other night is supposed to
be tbe work If an incendisry.
Martin q Mcdonnell expect 70 oegin re-
building Immediately.
Work on he International between la
redo and Mier. MEXICO, Is said 10 De pro
crossing finely. -.
Frplosiobs similar 10 csnnopsding were
heard on the MsKican side Of the river by
Ire cifize1s Of Carbon, thirty miles ABOVE
here. 49,. =. A.
W Painter, chief Of this DIVISION OF ID tDe
T-.srn.t,onai arrived IN town to-day. The
train on tbs International was several hour
late 10 day.
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BErwEEN TWO FIRES.

The decision of Judge Hurt, OF the court
of appeals, that the city has concurrent
jurisdiction with the county in misde'
,,,o.,or cases places the sporting fraternity
hatwsen two fires. FIRST, the city mas them
arrested and fined, and then the county
arrests them again on a like otfense and
fines them This IS the programme, q.
least that will be pursued, according 10 the
statement made by officials OF the courts
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oombis,s state NJ eqoitmtnt and iessdl,,
ness M quick action, eo'ne N9
llfe,h1ala All manned and NJ nhy mgtnehl
slsft az ibe nfenfn abd thelf horses wf
nee, prepared 10 risk even liie liseli 70 tnys
saenIen on passengers ~ hny natlonhig
wb0teVer wrecked on the COASTS gi We
lIoIisd Kingdom. They lssue painphlet,,
oonialning Instructions. etci az 10 the tent
ment Tor restoration Of tbe appmenlly
drowned, take due care o. them eto, hnu
all this without any charge wbhtever
Since lis organization, soine iorty yeaIs
ago, this institution has saved tbe yves OF
some 80 900 persona, who would without us
aid have persisted In the, waters sew
eral citizens of Great Britain hyibR
in Dallas and hereabouts have, In the splrlt
of genuine benevoleDce, gotten up the SUD
scription above alluded to, and only the
other day RENTED the amount OF donations
made, which we're limited to 81 eacn. VIZ.
$l55 The movement will be EXTENDED
throughout the state. and thus VIII our
British inhabitants add their quota 10
cause that interests humanity itself, ana
animated alone by tha spirit OF benevolence.
Messrs. e w. Palfry and Robert Amos
who inaugurated and prosecuted the wofk'
are deserving ofthe highest commentator
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CITY NEWS.
iron Fence Needed -Lofl with At
inched Witnesses.
The Sporting observation-disclosures NJ
the Hospital.
Some Other happenings In the CITY
NEW auAIs ELEVATOR.

During the past two years the gram traue
of Dallas has increased to such an extent
that the two elevators here are Inadequate
for the business, and wde'awake business
man of this city and party of means from
the the" east have determined to erect at once an
ELEVATOR on the track OF the Texas Central
road which will cost at least $4,000. The
work will be let in q few days.
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IRON FENCE AROUND TIE COURT
HOUSE

Why don't the county commissioners
have an iron fence built around the court
house, instead of the old, rickety plank
affair that is now made 10 serve that pur-
pose ? is The question that presents itself 10
iii who see it. The COURTEOUS Is hanG-
soG.e stru 'ture, Of which Dailas Iee.s
able iron fence.
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I, | v = II
Stomach, Kidney and Urinary Diseases are
cured by
BLDGER'S p n1''s bITTERS
the best Liver and Kidney Medicine
BADGERS Bilious aa. BlIlERS
Cures Bniousness. Indigestion, Dyspepsia
and Constipation.
bhDGEkS Bilious aT" SIiitNS
Cures Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite Jaun'
dice and Ague Cake.
bsDGtR'S Bilious @Hi BlIlEfS
Georgetown College.

GEORGETOWN, KY.-ou Cincinnati southern
Railroad.
Located In the healthy and beautiful "Blue
Grass" region OF Kentucky. Both session opens
tarnheT ard. isS3 instructions in all braucnes
Of IA oliere education Experienced Profess
.ors. nc degrees of s Is. and NJ
conferred Useful course for those who can
sr,rud oniy one or tvo years in College. Terms
| low for advantage, offered For catalogue or
particulars address early TO Il. N. DUDLEY,
| ID ID President.
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All. SICK EXCEPT TIE NEWSPAPER
MEN.

All, SICK EXCEPT TIE NEWsPAPER
MEN.
In conversation with leading physician
yesterday, the reporter was informed that
nearly all classes of people-business'
trades and PROFESSIONALISM been sick TINS
ornant newsnaper men. What
can be the cause of this phenomenal
exception he did not know. The true solu
ton, perhaps, is in the fact tina. newspaper
men have no time to be sick. The paper Is
bound to come out and the attsc mes are
inc still pursuing" A stoppage OF the
paper would create more trouble and vexa
ton of spirit than all the typhoids com
bined, IL IS either this, fear OF scoldlng-
or the MINER water they drink.
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Those unhappy persons who suffer rom
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Oar'
ter's Little Nerve Pills, which are maoe ~
safIerers. Price Is cents, all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30

WnuANsfoRT, Pa, Aug. &.-The loss
nv FIRE at the lumber yards here last night
isfully 5000 600. Inc individual losses 20
far as can be ascertained, are: feDley q
a Co.. Sl75 600; insurance, SOW
snred. EDGAR Munson, $4,000 insurance
s95 coo Merrimsn & Son, &l50lli tnsur'
spce. s5OlO. Kramer q Nam, S4OOO1 IN.
surance, s25 900 here, and other INSURANCE.
ELSEWHERE. A number OF other parties iosl
miscellaneous lots OF lumber N dinersn'
wards, principally insured W. b. Room
son. loss on dwelling. sAyJi Insurer
Several other dweilings burned lo-sss vi
which we're arfiailv insured.
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Women with pale, colorless faces who
feel weak and discouraged. will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by usihg
Hood nerves ana complexion.
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Those who have been dosed with quinine
and exDeriepced its Injurious effects, should
trv Carters Liver Bitters, a sure cure ier
,ola
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and TOO
hearty eating is relieved ut once by taxing
one of Carter's Little Liver Pills lmmeui-
atelv after dinner. Don't forget this.
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ATTACHED WITNESSES IN A sURDER
CASE.

sheriff smith left yestsrdHy on the 20
m. west-bound train for Westhsrioro'
having IN charge fsssral stisenea =. ~.
,r.-ssr So Of tlse stste " II hcConIsi, :
~bererd pitb numbering bic ovn cnn p
J1des r n. West. oftbis city, y sioins 10
49,. r,-ou.cution Of the case.
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When you feel yourself gradually break
ing down don't welt until you nave "a - -
~ vonr red. While Won are ttill able 20 be
nm and about fight the grim monster dls-
ease bv TIE use Of proper resioraiiyes- Ihe
best REMEDY for malaria, Indigestion weak
kidDsys, constant fatigue, its q DIR inese'
bssrt disease, short breath and Other con-
plications OF . disOrdered system d BrOsh
Iron Bitters. Its magic influence IN cor
ouering diseases Of Al exhaustive nature y
rnost astonishing.
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Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy nr
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We rosics fhu couple Of cur citizens
have. sor the past fsv vssks. been busy ~
smost commendsbls work q cn.ri ~
T---,s-~ thers crisis an Institution ngEn
A. fhs Royal Estionni Lifs-boai Insiit -
wboss ottsct fs IN Saving q I've q -. -,
vidusls ubo nay hspnsn = 49, =. -,
siirrrrrFsd. etc. 10 msirtains nos, n
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OF the many remedies before tne p Tuo..o
for nervous debility and weakness OF NeEve
Generative System, there is none equal 70
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly anu
permanently restores all lost vlgor; u never
iails. 81 pkg, for SIS. At druggists
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Augostura Bitters are endorsed oy Al tne
nnrity and wholesomeness. Beware OF
coupterfeits and ask your grocer and drne-
elst for u e genuine article, prepared oy Dr.
n n giaOerf a Son.
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate-Beware OF
limitations.
limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "Hoi s.
fnrid's" is on the wrapper. None genuine
without it,
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The yellowsst case Of iaundice can be
cured by Carter's Liver BitteTs. ihry TX
err "a peculiar influence "' De lIVrr ahl
bile, and remove that unaea.tJy sAiio"
Look from the skin
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NEW YORK.
killed I'm the Act of Robbing.

New York. Aug. 2S.-Ispecial lat .
o,elock this morning a policeman named
Doyle shot and killed highwaymsn
whom he detected in the act o, robbing a
man on Third avenue. The ROBBERS name
could not be ascertained.
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DIR. s. B. Myers. Sheboygan, Wis, says:
81 recommend Browns Iron Bitters Tor
general debility, loss of sppstite and want
"a stranoth ~
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A correspondent. Mr. S. L. Morgan,
Walken. Mo-. saws: Samaritan Nervine
cured my boy of fits" You can get at
"A RI, col ats
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Mr.. James T. Smith. Hamilton, Texas
saws: MY wife used Browns iroa blteis
tor indigestion with great benefit"
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SMITHS
Z: ~ RAG I"
OF
MAY FLOWER,
The Cap ShGaf Of the Chemists Skill
; THE GREAT REMEDY
I FOR ALL
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS.
The CAD ShGaf Of the Chemists Skill.

This Remedy hes stood the test of time. has
been weighed in the scales of public opinion,
and to-day has an army of men, women ana
children who over their own signatures bear
testimony to its curative properties Some
have been cured Of Diabetes, some OF Brights
Disease, some of Inflammation Of the Bladder,
some of Catarrh Of the Bladder, some OF lneon-
Thence of the Urine, some of Leucorrhna, or
Whites, some of pains in the Back and Loins,
some of diseases OF the Prostate Gland.
For all Diseases arising
from a diseased state of the
bladder and Kidneys, this
Remedy stands without a
Rival.
Without n rival in the number OF cures
effected; without rival in the purity OF It's
composition: without rival in number OK
bottles sold. The annual sale OF Smiths EN-
tract of May Flower exceeds the sales OF all
other Kidney Remedies combined.
DIR. ELI IVES, says: That in many aggr1l-
waited cases, when Buchu had failed TO produce
eny benefit, May Flower has effected a speedy
cure.n
DR.JU. BIRD, says: al have found May
Flower to be q remedy for all Kidney COM
plants, far. superior to Buchu or juniper'
DR. II. /. MARTIN, says; May Flower acts
more promptly IN all diseases Of the Blndu'r
and kidneys than any remedy which has come
under my notice"
DIR. BENZ. II. LONG, says: 81 have iounu
NAV Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
men, Of females
DIR. VINO. D. HUYvETTER, says: "Withous
doubt May Flower is destined 10 work revo-
, luton in the treatment Of diseases peculiar to
] the urinary organs
DIR. KING, in compiling ms dlspensa'ofS'
has paid a meritcd tribute TO this remedy see
page 800 King D.spcnatory
Anamber of authorities might bcquoted' on1
| There are none more eminent than the MINES
! above In addition to these authorities, a-lfS'
ing host Of GooOO, whose certificates are oDipe
in the Office Of the propric;or Of this remedy
bear testimony 10 IL virtues
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
! Manufactured oEly by - h. SMITH :"
| BRe., CoriHgfOH, n.y.
=. -..... -
:, Won are am.c.sd send your address TO
8 n. smith & f.ro., ouyiaEion, Ky. for ireat~
ise ON Disease = ..c lladccr and Kidneys.
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v. -m Be fl.i n our rss5s-s Who sc
fsr v. nsss Money V run he HEEAID.
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Ladies can secure snootn con 49,,
and sweet bresth By Pufii3inB VIC ''
With Psrker's Ginger Tocic
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AFtIED FEEE-A klrhly inrortri frst-I-r
vi nfsE uaE m isslae- O. Ne Ee1r a. ~
mrs Nerves sgs'-r1 ard nab r-ner -
: - r-irt rt-tsr III e s---re n ne =. tlt
80 me- rr.-e.frI "a I1Ile1r1T rn-e - Ne
- Try ~ 49, cr7fs r1rt1 "a rese
EEaftI. 11t E11e1r sree.i - 70 a.
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Ponds Extract.

Ponds Extract. A.,
Large sums Of money are spent ny tne
eff cted to tind relief from files' Inc hA-
tract Is certain cure of Blind or Bleeding
ID Lac
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oRsrRUorING TIE U. 8. MAIL.

Brack Black, coIored, was arresteu
some time ego in Denton county and
brought here and lod ged in Jail on the charge
ofobstructi, g the United States mail by plac-
ing logs across the track OF the missouri !,
PsScitic road. He was taken before U. ).
observation-disclosures Burford about two weeks ago
Int owing to the absense of witnesses Tor
the defense the examining trial was post
poned until yesterday. when he had an
Examining trial before s, Commissioner
Rnrtord who bound him over in the sum o.
$500. in default of which he was remanaeo
to iail
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RASE BALL

The germs of disease are neutralized ny
Samaritan Nervine. Try it, $l.5O.
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The SICK worn and detected should read .
the advertisement Of Golden's Liquid Beer
Tonic
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LEG FRACTURED.

Save corner in your cupboard for St
Jacobs Oil, the best pain-cure on earth.
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Mr., M. Piper, nt Toronto, Canada; sts d:,
that the conquerer of pain, St. JACOBS oii'
Ia the most certain cure f0r rheunatlsnn.
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notcJy their rooincss docs end here, and those
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able in so many ways that they Will rot &c Wiling
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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for Infants and Children.

and OvercOmes FIatulency, COnstipa--
ton. Sour Stomach, Diarrhosa, and
Feverishness. 1t insures health and
natural sleep, without morphine.