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Are you disturbed at night and broked of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth? If so, send at
once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for children teething. Its
value is incaleulable. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there Is no mistake about It: 1t
cures disentery and disrrhoe, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces inVamuation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tsSthing is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female physicians aud nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world Price IS cents bot.
Ala
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Sanitary Errors:

14E a
I. To believe that the more
hours children are at their studies
the faster they learn.
2. To believe that the more a
person eats The stronger and fatter
he will become.
3. To believe that If exercise is
good for one it should be taken at
al hours and seasons-the more
violent the better the result.
4. To imagine that the small
est room in the house is large
enough to sleep in.
s. To eat without appetite.
6. To eat hearty supper the
last thing at night.
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1t is said that plums, pigs and
coultry flourish well together. II
clums are planted in grounds oc-
pupied by pigs and chickens good
props nearly always result. The
pigs continually disturbing the
soib and thus preventing the
growth of weeds, hinder the circu'
lois from secreting themselves al
night,
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Never allow any one to tickle
your horse in the stable, says the
Farming World. The animal on
ly feels the torment and does moi
understand the joke. VIciou:
habits are thus brought on. Never
clean a horse in the stable; the
dust fouls the crib and makes him
loathe his food. Use the curry,
comb lightly. When used rough
ly it is source of great pain. Lee
the heels be well brushed out
every night. Dirt, if allowed tc
cake, causes grease and sore heels
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Bed fime-Shlt-eye time.
Dust-Mad with the juic squeezed out.
Fan-A thing to brush warm off with.
Fins-A fsh's wings.
Ice-water that staii out in the cold ans
went to sleep. "7f i''t-''
Nest Egg-The egg that the old hen meas
nres to make new ones. 7.,
Pig-A hogs little boy.
Salt-What makes your potato taste bad
when you don't put any on. .--
Snonng-Letiing off Sleep.
Stars-The moons eggs.
Wakefulness-Eyes all the time coming
MISUNDERSTANDING Magazine.
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Holy Life.

A holy life is made up ola number of small
things. Little words, not eloquent speeches
or sermons; little deeds, not miracles or bat
ties, nor one great heroic act of mighty mar
yrdom, make up the true christian life. The
little, constant sunbeam, not the lightning,
the waters of Sloan shat go softly" in the
meek mission of refreshment, not the ''waters
of the river, great and many" rushing down
IN noisy torrents, are the true symbols of a
holy life. The avoidance of little evils, little
inconsistencies, little weaknesses, little folles,
indiscretions and imprudences, little foibles,
little indulgencies of The flesh; the avoidances
of such little things as these go far to make
up, at least, the negative beauty of holy
Ife.-TBona
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Referring to the above announcement ]
respectfully solicit share of the public pat
ronage. My long connection with the late
firm of FRANKIE, jain &c Seelhorst, in this line
of business, is 4 sufficient guarantee of my
thorough knowledge of the business. can
~ & Bros, next door to zeiss' bakery.
A. A. jain.
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Most of the clocks in Nashville,
Tenn, are now operated by the
Electric Time Company, which
gives its noon signal by single
tap on the fire-alarm bells in the
city. The results are said to be
eminently satisfactory.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

The undersigned hereby announces to the
public that they have disposed of thar hard
ware business in BRENNAN to Mr.. A. a jain,
and request all persons indebted to them to
call and settle at once.
Il. W. HARRY & Bios.
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An Eye single to Bu.Ine..,

When defendant took the-s,and his homo
said: GO EtEA -
Prisoner, you are. charged with having re
moved the goblet from the hand of the Cogs'
well statue, substituting pair oftwo-bit sus-
penders, with placard calling, attention to
your establishment across the way.
swell, Shudge," replied the offended with
an ingrauating smile, ''of gorse wants 10 get
along in peesness." s-.-r--azs-.ss.
AFTER which," continued the Court sternly,
''you substitute lot Of neckties for the sus-
penders, and attached to the other hand lot
OIL bills referring to your new stock OF gum
shoes and HAIR oil" a.
Dose hair oil IS fust rate, your Honor"
said the defendant. Il would like to sell
you polite"
.And Yesterday" continued, the court
''you obsIucted the thoroughfares and
created a disturbance by placing a paper
collar and plug hat or the statue in QUESTION.
"Dose blug hats is cheap at So, Shudge.
Moses Levy sharges fife und haisf vor dem
same kind" he returned, cheerfuily; 81 beats
dose felers efery dime"
"And at night" went on his Honor, sat
night 1t appears you place in the figures hand
a transparency containing an advertisement OF
your wares. Now this is most improper and
reprehensible."
..Dot's right Shudge," said Mr.. Solomons,
delightedly bitch into me of you blease.
Shpeak loudt, so dose nossbaper vellers gan
hear you,' and he smiled benignantly upon
the reporters.
Great HesvensI" Numbered the Court, as
a frightful idea struck him. as it possible
you have the audacity to use the machinery
Of this Court as an advertising DODGE"
"Dot's it, dots it, Shudse,," exclaimed the
Cheap John, rubbing his hands exultantly. 81
svore d der complaint myselG"-[San Fran
cisco Post.
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DARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. Sold by Walker & Co. ..r :
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Last autumn no fewer than Fl
re6oeries of beet-root sugar were
started in Thuringis, Germany, at
the present time thirty-two others
are in course Of erection.
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If you fuffer with Sick Headache, Consti.
patton, sour stomach, or bilious attacks, En-,
ory's Little Cathartic Pills, wonderful ap.
petizer, will cure you-15 cents.
Chapped Hands, Face Pimples, and rough
Skin, cured by using Juniper Tar Soap
made bp Caswell, Hazard s. Co., New York
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Is "HACKMRTAcK," lasting and fragrant
perfume Price % and so cents. Sold by
Walker & Co.
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I II WHY WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts,
and 81. Sold by Walker e Co.
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10 For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have printed guarantee on evert bottle
of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by Walker & Co. 7f ..r.f ,-
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Avoid Pills-Being largely composed o
mercury they eventually ruin the stomach
but Aliens Bilious Physic, vegetable mix
ture, acts quickly, and etiectually cures, 2,
Cents. At all Druggists.
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u SHILou's CNTARRH REMEDY positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by Walker & Co.
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Il SHrLoH's CURE WILL immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by Walker & Co.
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pI JlHEs marriage GUIDE. I pi asG

Elegant cloth and gilt linding, Sealed for 80
cents IN postage or currency. over my WON
dcriul pen pictures, true 10 life articles on the
following subjects. WHO may marry. who not;
why. Proper age tomarry. WHO marry first.
Manhood, WOmanhJnd. Physical decay Who
should marry How life and happiness may be
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read 1t. 1t ought to be read
bv a.. adult pet sons, then kept under lock and
key Popular edition, same as above. but paper
cover and 20 pages, p cents by mail, in money
o. postage.
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strengtheninV=TnigOratinq=FattenIng.
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

the Blood and enrichesit. and is there
fore fine inrigordnt and corrective
in cases of all chronic fIdLddies which
are associated with an IMPovERIEHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tothe regulating and noarishing prop
critics OF Its great food tonic elements.
Itcompensates for the loss Of Uitdtify,
induced by Consumption, CdtGTTh or
bronchial and Throat affections. 1t
tciU remedy Feminine Debility and
reimburse the Female physique for
those losses of citdlify accompany
ing complaints peculiar to the seq.
Mothers nursing their own children,
and delicate tr0nIen who expect to
become mothers and bring up uigOf-
GUS children should by all means use
II. II tcH restore sufferers from
Mental or Nervous Prostitution arts-
ing from Orer-tcorIs, Ercesses or
protrdcted Disease. 1t IriIt cure
Drunkenness and the Opium Habit
--for Us the appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vigorous through
the use of this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally eX-
tinct. It Is highly BENEFICIAL la Liver
Complaints, MdIdridI Feuer, and
ALL MaIdridI Disease; and for the
facilitating effects of FereT Of any
kind Il has no equal II repairs
sruSte, i1pprores Digestion aud Ap-
petite, and AFFORDS the Dgspeptic In
rnIid an easily dSSiBiidble article
of food; and is so pleasant to the taste
that the most sensitive palate VIII not
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1s ANAsAL INJECTOR free e with each bottl,
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents
Sold by Walker & Co.
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il oil IS fust rate, your Honor, .
PENDANT. Il would like TO sell
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M. S. E. and B. A. OLA.

r $50 w. II. VINS0N - u.s. :
Will forward your applications to the NJ. s.
I. & B. A, of A. for a beneficiary certificate
upon your life, that viii pay you is the
amount at stipulated periods while you are
living, or the sull amount TO your family
aster your death q rfsiEH-.- re
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
BREAD WITHOUT YEAST.

II ia O well-kuown fact that bread made
with yer,t, If eaten before it becomes Rteie,
fermepts again in the stomach, producing
indjgestion and numerous other CON-
platte, Bread raised with Royal Baking
Powder, ~. .aad Of yeast, IL entirely With
ont this dc ct: bit on the csntrsty, 10 one
of tho m It efltc,uel p'sventiVes OF indi'
pestion or dyspep1is. By tho rec OF the
ROYAL Bs';ine Powder the saccaarne prop
critics OF the -four, which are destroyed by
fermentation with yeast, are preserved and
the bread is made more nutritious. len
per cent. more bread is baked because OF
this saying--irom the same quantity Of
-four.
The Royal Baking Powder will also make
sweet, white bread from an interior qusiity
OF flower, property possessed By no other
lesyening AGENT. Thus, much Hover that
is dark ia G1ior. or from other cause 10 Coo
pidered b low the finer grades, Bnd there,
fore much cheaper, rnn b. utilized ana
tn ned INTO a periectiy sweet ana whoie
)me brsai. Nor can bitiar bresd ever re-
suIC lr5na the use of too much. or more than
the REQUIRED qusutiiy OF Royal bsklpg
Powders; as, whether used ia email or ierge
ouandtics, its proportions are IN such exact
EQUIVALENTS that they always neutreiize
ctoh other. Bread made in this way GOES
not REQUIRE mixing over night, but may be
prepe red ready for the oven in few MN
n IS: an advantage that will be readily ap-
precisted by every ouse-kesper.
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CAPITAL ODDS AND ENDS.

WASHINGTON, May g. [Pres,.l-
Siagese embassy called NJ too white house
10 day and paid a formal VISA to the presi-
dent. They were &C; ouipanied by Sec
rstary FreIinghuysen, Consul Smith, Rear
Admiral Rodgers and Lieutensnts Mason
snd Potts. The president was attended by
ali the mem hers OF jhs cabinet now in the
city. The embassy were attired in tuli
coul costume Of the richest character, the
distinguishing feature being closks 81
Melted gold. They were reosived IN the
blue parlor and the usual forma'ities ex-
changed. 49,,
ThS s vain court OF inquiry met this
morning and org an sd. General Swain
was present with his counsel, Representa-.
tive Calkils and Judge Johnston; and
Hatemaa, who made the charges against
General Swain, was accom- anied by his
attorney. jeff Chandler. A general state
ment of the grounds of accusation made by
Batemau to the secretary OF war ives Inaue
by Chsndler END CllkiDs, fol with
counter statement for The dafencs. Neither
eide touched anv'hipg 6nt spscl'
iic cha'ges msde IN BSteman' q
letter to the &C sretsry of war, bat the jud Ge
advocate court calling the attention cl the
court to this suggestI i the Jpe OF inquiry
be extended To further CHARGES alluded -
in the closing part or la mans
letter, but net peclfics'ly made.
TIE court decided that Dasman
should be called upon to exoleio these
F1arges, also before the inquiry concluded;
.'steman was then cst,ed to the stand and
.as,ifisd 10 the character and exten
of husine.l Transactions between his firm
and General Swain. Before the conclusion
of his te imony the cour. adjourn until
to. morrow.
James 4. Connolly, whose nomination, as
solicitor of the IL sUry was yesterday
confirmed by the senate, has formally
declined to accept the ple J. The rea-
Connolly could not 7pt appointment
without making a very considerable pc
cunisry sacrifice, inssmuch as his private
law practices in Illinois aifordf
him an income much larger Than
the salary OF the solicitor OF the treasury
| II was announced the president will make
an other appointment in u few days.
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THE COURTS.



Houston & Texas Central railway vs.. Eli
r. Kinney; from Grayson county. Opinion
nv West, i. This was snit for damages
for the killing of Nina and the injury Of
Ida NAV Kinney, children of appellee.
Judgment was rendered ss follows: Fc:
INJURIES to Ida May, $702: for death Of
Nina, $702, and for the support OF Ida May,
SLIGO. AS tho same questions are involved
In this as in the case Of Houston d Texas
Central railway We. Ida May Kinney. past
reference Ia hereby made to that casa upon
which this is affirmed.
Houston IL Texas Central Railway VS.. Ida
Nav Kinney, from Grayson county. The
indemeut rendered IN this case was for
S1.75O. The two assignments OF error
noticed in the opinion in effect that
the verdict OF the Jury Is contrary to the
Of tha court, which is, "lt you believe from
the evidence that the plaintiff came upon
the defendants track at point east Of the
Union depot, and eet apart exclusively for
its own nse and not frequented by stIall-
pers. or others not in its employ, and at
tempted to cross said track Immediately
in front of q moving train, and so near thcI
the person in charge OF it could not stop
the train in time to pre-, Mt the injury;
and i1rther, that the per: ia in charge OF
the train Kept dilligent lookout, and
owing to the peculiar eur roundings. could
not discern plaintiff, or find out that she
Intended to cross the sck, 10 time to pre-
vent the ipiury, I'd that as soon as he dis
covered, plaintiff did all iu his power
to prevent the injury, and you also
believe that the rate Of speed Of
the engine would not have been
dangerous under the ordinary condition OF
the Denison yard, but was only rendered
40 by the peculiar surroundings Of plaintiff,
YOU will find for defendants" And tina,
| the Judgment Is contrary to the evidence,
Held: There was conflict of evidence al
to the rate Of speed Of appellants train 81
The time the injury was received. The jury
by this verdict, found that appellant wal
guilty Of negligence in running the tain G.
q greater rate Of speed than was sale or nee
cssary In entering the depot yard at Deni
eon, They were authorized by the evidenc.
TO 90 conclude. The verdict is supported
bv the evidence. Affirmed, :.
International &. Great Northern rail-
road VS.. Brett; from Bexsr county
Opinion by Stayton, ]. JUDGMENT y
this case was rendered for $9,ecc
Where . motion to Quash the citation wa
filed. June Q, 1882, and like motion va
| filed September 0, 1882, and neither weI
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ST.. LOUIS, May 5.-The overthrow OF
French authority In Mexico, and the OPEN
ing of the Central Mexicau railroad was
celebrated here tonight st the OommeIcia'
exchange. Quite q number OF Representa-
tive citizens were present. The Mexican
national hymn. rendered fnto English BY
Mexican Consul CshiIl, was detained by
CHARLES Pope, the actor, and sung In Span
ish by twelve Mexican students OF Christian
Brothers' college. A number OF regular
toast appropriate 10 the occasion were re-
sponded to by leading citizens. and speeches
made by General Sherman and others.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 5.-The Twenty
uecond Anniversary OF the defeat OF the
French army at Pueblo was celebrated
with much display. Five thousand sol;
diers. department clerks aud government
officials we're in ths procession.
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ARRESTiNG THE PROGRESS OF CON.
SUMPTION AND HOLDING THE
DISEASE IN CHECK.

The sction of Compound Oxygen in ar.
resting the progrec3 OF consumption and
hol0ine the disc u 2 in check hes been verv
msrkeu under our treatment. The follow
ing is one of mapv cg-ss:
WENTWORTH, N. s., July 2Sth, 1SS2.-Dfs.
Starkey 81 Pc ZEN, Deer Still have been
using Compound Oxygen about eleven
months with good results. Other remedies
had failed; physicians gave me no encour-
agement, and seeing your advertisement L
resolved to try it, but Only fs an experi-
ment. When r :! used it few weeks
decided jmprover, emit was apparent. Night
sweats, vomiting after meals. raising OF
blood and other threatening symptoms
were soon brought under control. My di.
gestion improved; my appetite became
good, indec i, my whole system ssemed to
undergo change for the better during the
first three weeks. During the time that has
interviewed the above named symptoms
have been held in check. am much bet.
ter at the present writing then vas year
ago. 1t is with feeling OF s.atitude that
acknowledge the great and unexpected
benefit derived from your treatmc at.
am not well, 1 do not expect to get well, as
one of nv lungs is considerably broken:
But your treatment. by controlling and
holding in check my worst symptoms, will
csrta'nly proloDg lite indefinitely. :.
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen
containing q history OF the discovery and
mode of sction of this remarkable curative
agent, and large record OF surprising
cures In Consumption, Cats,fh, Neuralgia,
Bronchitis, ETC., and wide reugs Of
chronic diseases, will be sent free. Address
DiJ. Starkey & Palen, 1109 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia.
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ITWSsyiIIE.

LuvisyiLIs, Nay o -fOofrsspondence J.
This part 81 Texas II blessed with en- Of
gsnirsd Sunday school In each and every
community, aud II l. customary that ~
May 1st the ighboriDs sunday schools
unite and oelabfate that day, Well, on
THURSDAY III being tho hnt day Of this
monibl your reporter repaired TO the
ing 10 the able y idress.s. beautiful sones
and 60 pnftaks Of sons al the luxuries of
lhis life, which we're there In abundance.
IL makes one hungry now q think OF the
many baskets tilled wi provisions which
were hauled away al or about 800 persons
had been made 10 feel like they would
never ssnt anything 10 cat again, but for
fear that you get hungry and eat this pa
per before publishing the same, | will give
you The programme, and then desis,; LIST,
They met al the sohool.house and meTehed
10 tho stLnd; %, were called TO order by
cong; chapter read and payer by s y, Cal
vile, 81, song; 4th. address by Row Billiard;
9th, SOM; iih, speech by Rev. Mr.. Coker;
9TH, song; Sth. recitation read by Miss Bet
tie Donald; 9th, sons, 10th, address by w.
w. Wick; 18th, song; 18th, speech by Pro-
fessor q. A MeMtans; 18Th, song; l4'h,
dinner; 18Th, called toe.ther by song; 10 h,
address nv Rev, Mr.. White; 18th, dismiss
ed by 3, Y. Colviile, The committee on
programme consisted of Messrs. J. w. Ba.
ser, q. j. Karns. V. A. Creese. J. IL. Dor
aid, Mira. O. Harms and Miss Ida Cruise. We
would saw in conclusion that everything
pasred { IT nicely and nothing occurred 10
mar The ieeIhgs OF single soul, not oven
an old freedman who was with US aud felt
that II was good 10 be there, We would
say TO the gentleman who was on the
ground with his shooting outfit 10 come
out on May let, 1885. but leave the ouiti.
at home,
Crops look we'll and health is good. We
are having too much rain for the present,
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COMMITTEE WORK.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-IPcss'.I lat the
meeting OF the senate committee ou finance
agreement was reached that The trade DOL
lar bill should be reported adversely, but
not until aiter another meeting Of the COM
mit,ee. Ia the meantime Senator Sher-
man will draw up an adverse report, which
will be pasJed upon By the committee next
week, The houss committee on military
sfiairs has agreed to report a
resolution authorizing the committee
TO investigate tbs manage ment OF
such nstional soldiers homes so it deems
necessary. n bill TO exlead tho period for
rs.apiistmeut from thirty TO ninety days,
and n hill directing the secretary OF wsr TO
furnish ail states With copies Of records OF
thoir troOoe,