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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
OVER THE COUNTRY.
Poli,Ical Poln's Biain,'s Boom SIN all
Republican Victories.
CIndsrs From Tho smoke Stacks
Racket VI the Rail.
ssa=
Aud Other Tairs NJ The Telegraph.
Political rsints.

Epsrspno PA April -rra Cambria
cnun'y r-putl can COW ption 81. ct a del.
gs'rs ~ the y - . cohve lion nnd endorsed
b sine for president.
NisssAr Ills, Niss.. April In the
'lrct Tor mayor TODAY, considerable
rsp!ressed excite mens was manifested,
:"S o,%d' ss oy "u snS psd,a sss
OF all kinds ourie'i voters Of I'll parties TO
tho polls. Probably the heaviest vot"
ever krowu IL tho city was pnlitd.
Indica ions point t. the election
Of PIT sbury (''publicar) over Auss ('en.o
era and present the mayor. by aoeu! j.,
90 msi 'r,y.
srILLwsrss, MINI, April The hish
l.otuae ticket was elected BY $50 to 400
nal iti'y.
MILWAUKEE, April Emil VOL Der, re-
pnhncan Vas elected mayor, the hdal &c
OF the ticket ere democrats; Fred knehn
G mpir II ,; Willism Maywurn, city treas
urer; II. j Somcrd, CITY nlt Tney' Inc
council {, democratic.
Pirr BUHe. April 1.-The Allegheny
county republican convention to-day re-
suit Il IN the elt 20 ion often Blaine arc Tour
anti. Il ainr delegates. o. account OF bolt
bN Blaine m-n from tue iOur'h l'gis'ht'V'
district convention, the other fur
delegates to which Allegheny county
10 cnttiCd, arc clNmsd by both !ar-
tlnnp. and the Hgh. will be
c ,rri,a ~ II rrisburg for settlement. The
Bla ne men withdrew from the col yentou
Dec,u,o OF l-ged unilir decis ions on The
C ntss ted seais. The compl 'tion 81 The del
-g-ti,n from the Twenty -secoid Congress-
ouai di tfict To the Coic,go national con-
ven'icn depends on ihoss four deeg stessnd
tho feeling IN tie co vvnnon
h, otter. The q aine men claimed
chat two OF their d.l gates who voted
with tina regulars hsd os-n bought and de
m sndsd that the votes be counted Tor
lame. The committee on contested seats
refused to sustain them In this. and tue
entire CT sens delegation then bolted le.v-
inc the regulars to finish the work The
b aine delegates repaired to tho CIT Gems
headquarters and made nomination, aud
aga rrsu / two sets al doega,e. Will 20 10
he STATE convention from the Fourth iegis-
lstiye districL,
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A very rsnarl ,hi- ols- ha- jtst come NJ
b foro AZ Arkantav cour'. 10 small
town not fat tfum tne state csni al. a pho
tDsraDhar ard deat m1te dent - cot De
ishsi an oiiica toge' apr and short i'm
ago An Il i,l low from ecrNsl the bayOn ct-
erred th~ place t. havo his pic ure taken.
The photogranner EGs out at he time. ana
the polite dri { q. not slow in pickiuc NJ
ttle lob, of work met the visi o. with a
emile. rhe old hl'Ow, Ia MS eaharfsss-
msnt. b gan p'csirg his teeth with his
fin. nail aud nad:
II want = sict-ftuck, mister."
The dentist. undeistaTdlng the sign 10
mean severe topthsche, cI1ductnt the OH
f.llog TO the torture engina and esset him
hack on tho cushioned hesd.rest. Wn-t
toll ,wrd IL ihus detailed by the old iol.
low In his statement b tore c lurt.
'Airtsr n got me dogu o. the thing
that looked liEe n s-s' % rsilroad car, b.
cDmmencei Ter inmhie ar0ln' over nv
t.cp. Itol him thst | wanted tbs pric sr
t4r be rs good lO'Ein as pns.inls, ~ |
wanted ter send 70 - nv rltrriei daitsr.
md | ,honCht IA was sm1Dthin' out ta-
g.inkles o. mv 400. ms w1pn he price
npsn my mouth an 'guntFr ln1k down
NV ,hr6t'. tnonEa'it vs., mighty strSng-
procredin' snd all didn't sas nuthil'
- 1 lOwei h kn'w4a nora ah,u
his business Tran did. | sorter
.hiypred when - vef ttsltt
NV mouth hut didn't move, as lowed he
fnnp tt - m -g~ ut - .ti.A ,ftis % tuluf
hnt he first taiar tlaw 4 airipr this. y.
"a ,a.d srrls ~ tes arnIg snns' t0,'h 7
sega ga rne head. : ursief an hoiiered
bat IL want no uss. iur he srurg himself
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UNLAWFUL rEsUING.

wi,HISGr,s, April l -t5peoisl.l-T
federal government IN Erappnug with the
t.nce otlestion as will DO SEEN ny ths cub
i,ined letter Of The United States
land commissioner. He says also:
"a large number oil cases In the
several states and terr't ries vert
of the one hnndreth meridian arc rs-
ported where the ircl isures range from
1000 TO $500 sor, 3 ana upwards.
The canes above referred - ara 10 be re-
ssrd,d merely AsiDdicat We OF tas situation
am satisfied FROM IN OrmatioD 40 lar re
seived that the practice OF ILLEGALLY inclos-
ing the public land 10 extensive throughout
the grtEipg regions, aud that very many
millions O, acres -rd thus inolosed, aud are
now being 81 ir,l I"d 10 the exclusion OF
The stock OF IL Others than the tenc =
oWntrs, and to the prevention Of settle:
ments and the oh,tr seton OF public travel
and intercourse"
Denartmen, OF he Interior. General Land Once.
Washington n. c. t. Re 1T r. aud X ceiv-
cr, United SAFES land onic.s, and sp,cial
c,rsrLsNts You are instructed to cir
cul ,,e the III owing notice IN yonr district /:
NOTICE RELATIVE 30 UNLAWFUL IscLosuRss
OF PUBLIC LANDS.
In view oi ,he numerous complaints OF
the unlawful Enclosures OF publ lands for
stock range pm poses, and cpnseq lsnt i'm
pediment To settlements, NIL persons are
hereby not fed ae toll wv:
The public lands ar" open to seet'ement
md occupation Only under the publclsnd
laws OF the United States ana any unau'
thoriZ ID appropriation OF the sane 1, Tres
such trsspa,a 1, equ.lly offensive to law
and morsls as ii upon private property
The feoclug ut ls-ge bodies n public and
beyond tina, SLOWED oy law IS hiegal
and agAinst the right OF others 6ho desire
a. .st,i. or grazo their cattle on tho In.
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Undergoing Investigation.

FoRr SMITH, AK, April United
S ntts Con, missioner Whe,l,r has oeguu
Investigation ot charges preferred against
Iudian m ,nies Phillips collected $500 vOO
from the Uni'ed Ststea government Tor tho
Cherokpes aud retained s22 900 IT T.. which
he claimed was raid officials 10 " shington
In order TO gtt tho money. Phlllips wa
attorney for the Cherokees located A. Wash
ing,on and was formerly congressman from
X .nsas. A civil suit IL pending in The
Uuiei 8 -sies @, lrt here agAlast him Tor
the above amount.
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Mexlcau National Affairs

NEv YonK, April / -Presideft Palmer, oil
the .xicsu n ,tinnbl railroad hos issued y
circular pruyiIing f,r the iundirg under
To. provs ons OF u tfu deed OF the six cou'
pouns tirs, mortgage bonds OF that comp.'
nv, beginning with coupons due ApfiI I.
1881 u der tho trust deed. A N j 1rity In
,hr t-rest OF the bond holders direct have
made tnn 'erlus according - " ich tuoh
fund,ng shall take place. rhe amount OF
bonds issued NY tho railway company "a
b2i $50 00l. UP TO this evening p.rties In.
Itrrestpd ~ the amount OF about $1,000, OF
have signed the waiver q. sentnut nv Pres
dent pslmrr. As $1,000 900 Or more ~
bonds ARE neld abroau this IS practically
.ha msjlf!ty OF the American boudholdeis
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roun' M twisted the tooth out. jumped
often his arrangement rhsn he Turned me
loose, an was git'in' outan thar when he
grabbed me ~ b M bat he st II hs d me.
Wa made SIGH racket that y Tier come
up from down .tiirs, an' when the tooth
thief m1de lotter .igns an fool motions
ter him, no said:
WHY don't yer pay him fur pullin' yer
loot HI"
"'I didn't want no tooth pulled ~.
" That's a fno way 10 cheat a man.
SAYS he. III he'd tpck yer piciur then
you'd er said you wanted tooth pulled
an he o)'ched me by Tho skuif o. the neck
an led me out, an showed me or long the
street. A whole mob jined IN, an they
tuck me ter jsii. The mob hoVled till
thought they was goin' ter hang me. |
stayed in j4l fur ,aree days CHARGED with
assault an' .t'erY. Nov, ledge that tooth
was with O hundred dollnrs ter me, an |
war that 10 Fn % paw me for H. am, more
over, want little small change for stay
in IN JAIL"
This case Is rather remarkable" said
the Judge. "IOu are cutie IN old man,
and IL j. quito evident that tho OH which
you regret 10 have lost, and upon which
you place such value, would ere long have
given you . Areat deal Of trouble. Pride
might have c,used yOu ~ besr With it and
reiraiucu ifum having i. pulled, thus be-
coming uieeratl, 20 voureon end q burden
10 your family. Tho great troubles OF my
lite were caused by teeth. From early boy
hood until now | have been martyr 70
teeth. See this tooth, opening his mouth,
II wish nome m1u would s.ige me ard
take /. ont. Considering al thees 'acts, 'Tll
tno you 500 and charge Won 'or board
during yonr soionrn o. the i.il. II Arkaa-
saw Traveller.
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Test Case.

jackson. MISS, Aprii l.--i'ounsel for the
ii inois Cen'rsi railroad cnmDany Il ell a
long bill I'm the Uniied Stat court against
the railroad commissioners, prsvine
tor an Injunction epj lining them
from every variety OF interference with
that road. A similar bill =.
said 10 be In preparation by the Mobile
& Onto rsilrOad and oue by the Mississippi
a. rsnressee road. N'tch.z railroad wi
also test the matter. II necessary the aini.
vii De carried - SO snpfe &c cOuIt.
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bia, OF the Ere R,ilsay com psuy, Z" oou
sd.r tho hest meaps oi projecting ih'
western anthracite onal trade Meai'
bers OF the committee h.ya heio
conference with tho president OF yari0u
g.si.in RAILWAYS lonsing t'war'l tn
m,intenauc, Of uDiioim rate, 10 co,l irhnt'
portslion, and a, u meeting to-day ihsi
MADE their report. Wnile the me"lins wa,
secret IL IS under tond matters were liid
over III a future me, tug Tor further discus
slon aud elaboration. IL b'li bowry,r,
that tbe present custom o. cu,'ipg rates Of
coal Ia Detrimental to both Railroads ant
the cOtl or ducrFs
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Going West.

PI1rsLuEo. Pa, April | "A colony OF
twentv-hye families left Pittsbure TO-DAY
tor Seat @. In Warrington Territory, with
the purpose Of making IL sheir future houe.
The foreign inl migration, which ~ crowdinR
,hem on OF the trades, giving tho employ
ers an ouporlu iiy 10 reduce wages, isgven
a. the reason for seeking new bones Sew.
err hundred more vii leave shortly II re-
porto from the colony are favorable.
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Tho Fish show ,

Nsw YoRK, April 1--Tne annual sxhi.
blion OF Ian opened this morring It Ful'
ton market. Tic special attraction WAS the
display Of n vhito FISH 0ns year Old, the
first ever rsisei In confinement and nred
bv the United States fab commission 10
Michigan. The exhibition included several
specimens Of trout from Tough Nsagb,
ireland, German trOdt and salM0n, IRISH
sslmou, rainbow trout from tho MoClOud
river. California, and live gol@ .such tom
Franco,
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Tho Pedestrian Match.

Ntw YoEw. Aprii LIE titles tor the pc
destrian IN, tch ut Madison Square
raeden we're closed to-day at the Office
Of the Turf, Field and Fla m
and they are Cbn,l Rpweil,
Patrick III zserhld, X ,hert V Mt, Ei. u.
Noremnc, u. J. Heriy. Frsnt n H-r, Pc.
ter N.poison. Cam rira anu a hpl breed
c.ll.d NitAw.-eg-sbow. The competitors
must make 525 miiesto share IN the gate
money. The rsca hsgina ApH ash.
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Tbc %. q Al. Uut of TronhIe,

CINcISNATf, Apii, -rhe Olio i Nissls
eippi raiuay to-day passed into tue haua
II the stockho,derf, having been freed from
supervision OF the United States court b!
the removal of Receiver Douglas, aec1ruini
to plan previously arranged Prcsiusn
W. W. Pesbodv, whD nov assumed tbs
management OF the road, s,atls there vii
DC no change la the policy o. tia com pauy
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MIsEAroLI', AprIi Tine Journal's Bis
marck special sayt: leo IL i0rmiug .elo"
again, but the water IL IA ling
ABOVE, The s'eam-rs JOS phlue
and Rosebud were forced lahore, aud az.
nov nara 'gronnd. An immsnso ice iier
u, above Fort Yales, anu II big gorge uuoy
form at nnv ,ime. rhe danger Is hot
vet passed. Mails and p isseusers nro stll.
bsing Transferred at NJ den.
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ono Cut"

PnrsBUse, April The committee 81
the ~. tern window glass manufacturers
met hare to-day to correct card rates, East
era manufacturers have stopped selling
Il sss In this distrct under she regular
rates ard tho men anticipate no cut in
rricss. which would meaE "A reduction OF
HaQhp.
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SnIKu,l mint.

CnARLoTrEsyIlLs, n. a., Apr --FrnIk
EliOl (iol sao cImmlued Rr"s. s.saUlt
% yOnn. lady Ia York co yt,i- morn
,vrniog when lrnving he just cr's url
tor rk jail, tho peoti, oyrrpOwtrpd 'he
,heuli posse aud took Eli,t On the river
Just ou side Di the limus and h.nPei hifu.
y the DIdy was the caro-: "O1r dausa'
tor, we Dr1,ectp -
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DETROIT, April is. Il. Galloway, re-
ported as hsving resigned a. gen,
erAl manager OF the Chicago Grand
Trunk, and occupying - position
elseVhere IS authority for The state
ment thst the report is premature.
While some negoti tions have been
pending 40 definite arrangement has been
m sda "a yet. He has not signod his
u,sitipn on the CHICAGO GreQd Trunk.
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I,oisnn


la the blood will nearly alveps show
ltself IL the spring. II IL does not come IN
the shape Ct Dotohes. pump e., ernpti0ns,
to IL causes du | ana heavy fetllug, IN
disposition to eIeriiOn, loss OF appetite, and
general letting down OF the system
Nature q ,his junotura rfqnires come d.
sist.ncs TO help throw oil this poison ana
clesn up the organism Ter the irving sum-
mer weather For taii there Is nothing
better than S4iit's Specific.
Letters from twenty three (23) OF the lead
| ing ret sill druggists of Aliuts say, under
data March "a, 1854: "We sell mora oil
Swft's Spec tic than any other Que remedy
and three to ten t'm.s se much as sny other
| hl jod medicine. We sell II To I'll classes
srd IN any OF the best families use 1t ~ q
| general health tonic"
Treatise on blood aud ska dlresses mail
ed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta
leorala.
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His Future Name,

The fstisr of family purchased s little
bull dog puppy nnd brought him home.
His oldest daughter was delighted
"Whst shall we cali INN, psps" she asked
Il don't know" responded the Old man
| smut ell him anything yet thnll
walt aA,i! he &C. bigger and then 1T ne
handles that dry goods idiot who Gomez
ground hers 10 often % see you IN the gay
think he ~iii. shall call hin Sport"
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roRrY-EIGHrH .oNoHEss FIRST
SESSION.
SENATE.

wAsHrSer'N. April 1.-fpress:I-Nr.
Morgan presented memorial uom WI liam
Webster. an American cuiz.n p ,yins tar
Aid of N gre. 4, SECURE nan Ia be rigtt 81
= sn.rsnip ,i so 200 scres 81 ls1d IN New
.i.rd -hsch ne caims he bought hcm
native chiefs sefnre the Bit sh e1vsrn~ent
had any ri<hts ~ posae-siou 1" that conn
trv. h-' hss right ~ when has not been
n. IA .xsy. from tsr COMMITTEES IN mill
s<rv a ans, rsvv4s<u ssvvrsoAy t-e oni W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
COMMITTEE WORK.

w.sursaroN. Aoril IL Press l. The
house committee on banking aud currency
hes Instructed Dingly 10 report favorSolV
t,e bill authorizing the secretary of the
treasury out OF any lawful money depoi-
itsd by natioa4l hanks 'or 'he purpose "i
retiring the circulation to purchase ~ cur.
rent market rates any bonds ~ tue United
States he may Dean profitable 10 the GOV,
ernmeut, the bonds ~ purchased 10 be held
and used for the purpose OF this trust.
The bill providing for the establishment
NJ national bank in the Indian
territory was taken up and Buckner,
from the sub. committee, reported .here
we're great obi sctions 10 the propositions,
"wns In tns tsct that the United State
has no iurisllctioa In the IIGian territory.
The Indian committee has agreed II
recommend that a b II be framed gviRg the
Halted States courts ia isdiction over civil
"a we'll as criminal cases Ia the Indian ter
ritory. .,t,
,.,;ng - the altar route trials before Spring.
as. Committed. He said Cook Kept IN his
nossession number OF weeks tbs abstracts
~ sixteen routes prepared by Wood ward
0In INV ooirion," Is iss said, these All
stracts were retained for the other side to
copy" Una. on one rou,e no. more
than one psuer went over ', for twenty
Sava and the rouis paid $40 600 or $50 0OO
thew found Rersdell not guilty
thsy could not ind tina. the
coairsc,ors we're guilty; they could
not find men en- y that got the swag
NJ az continued: o - m n onnd carried nc
.,.I scgoss m,iiniains ia lag hign h ct.
.H,w muoi dill he GET" H-mphill in-
quirsd. =, ,,,,, 80 I'D ,r-,,,a,
. ,s,tsr 10 The de1arim-nt OF ine''cs adj
vi,ins tho claim u & dr,ver rom ksren'e
Comblna'ion rr $4,000. IA iswye,
came TO me- he continued, "sn9
c'I.J anout the letter sni requested
shon,d draw IL; | said | couldn't and
wou'dn't; then | asked why ne wanted \
Trsvn. he replied he could get $4,000 u
he would get I: out # '7e way"
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eve got pencu tn-t writes all col ,ts "
eald Stumpleg to his vile. what color do
YOU want me to writer His wifa sugg s'ed
red. and with one loot ready tor juno.
siumplsg calmly spslled ont 'r ed" with
hig black pencil.
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SMept BY n CYCLONE.

CINCINNATI April A Fort W.vrc DE-
D ten says: The village Of Oskville, 10
tween Munoie and Newcastle. was sWtp
axsy at 5 p. IN by cyclone. Several
llyes we're lost. No particulars.
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Max ~ u. II ain
rae FINS OF KEIrEg.DOYSToN.

WAsuI, GroN. Aprii IL Press l-rhe
spt cisl committee appointed ~ inv sugitt
he charges against Grner II. u Bbttt'u
made by ex.SIrHkor Ktlles, tnis afternoon
submit It'd the Glowing:
II solved, That the churg' g against Il V
Boynton are not su'ained bv ths ev!deuu-
and there are no grounds tor further action
by the boute.
The actio. Of the committee on the reso.
luton vns unEuImOus. Two r.
norris rcc1mparid tho solution, one
| .igned By Representative Hopkins
Ward and J. Adams, democrats; ths Otnt I
by Representatives. Pelsnd and Wilson. re-
publicsns.
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Nickrrson InIlcted

PHILADELPHIA, April / - rne grand Jury
this afternoon found u tfus bill spaiu,l
Major A. III, Niokerson charging him VITO
perj Iry. THIS is the Gu c ,me of the d..
vofce suit in which he figured and Q, cured
the divorces OF his witp.
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Durkee's SAlsd Dressing IL tho best thing
OF tls kind ever Snid. With it pupsTb
salad q auy kind can he made wilh1ui
delay or trouble. II is also one Of the best
sauces for rUli meats. atc.
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Crnzni BIZ N Cri.is.

San FR.scI.co. April l.-Joseph Wis
tuzie, prominent tailor of int
CITY, IN fl, OF insanity this
morning cnt the throst of his
cousin, John Wlstuzis and then his own.
Financial difficulties caused bis insanity.
Both men are In cri'icsl ituation.
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Tho Glass sicn.

PITTssuRo, April l.-rne we'tarn win
dow.ll g. manufacturer, met to- lay and r..
affirmed the card rate. Trade Is reported
looking up and sailing rates vel sustained
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THE w GATHER,

GALVESTON, April l,-FJ!lowlns. is the
leather report for tho cotton belt furnish
I'd by the Uuited STATES slgnel service, act.
III, In col inncLion with the rail wayt:
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Tho Fire Record .

PKnRryILLs, IsD. April Eight bust
ness bulidinss ard ons nle residence
burned here to-day; loss haavy; Insurance.
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.DrgPLY lUUUHED."

wAsurSeros. April l. Press The
secretarv of state received to-dsy the iol-
loving telegram from Minister Love;
~ received rom Sir II nry Pcnsonbv last
evening a telegr. m In these words: The
queen con- msods me 10 ssk yon 10 as ure
fhe president n the United 8 .tss int rer
majesty is deeply touched by the erpres-
sion OF svmpi'hy he hiss forwarded through
you, and tina ks him sincerely Tor his kind
words OF conioler 60 ,"
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NEw YORK. April 1 a srsoisl commit
tee of he Western a thrBciie Coal ns- cif
t,cn. " l.. Sc ~. chsi-m1u. bid carr
..sss... $3.50, .. 80 ..-..s =. =. -. 49,
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Marine.

GALVESTON, April i.-Arrivsd: Steamer
Panrro, iamp"o 'or NeN
Orlsa1s: schoonsi: Liv mia Per-
X ~: Cscssis~; bmms Inorninn,
P.it-rsf nv l.. Ciserd: Bark Ojt Be-
men : .h~r: BARK Polsader, Hsvfe;
ousl.,e.1as. Goa.
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NEW YORK, April 1 Money, | l-2 tn 2;
crime mercantile paper, to5 2; steiling
1chauge, b. b, steady; 4s7 IL; sighi,
49, IL
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l. is very Eooi anu lust commentary On
the merits 81 tho ca 9 th,t Enen woman
goes along the street, carrying or lehfirg n
mp dog, OF the two, the cog u the recipi-
ent OF the most respectful attention.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-29
The Baby.

A baby will give more different kinds
Of pleasure to its ma and pa in twenty
four hours than any one not ma and
pa can imagine, A real lively, enter
prising baby generally wakes up about
three hundred times in one night and
cries for sumpn to eat. This is a great
pleasure. 1t is always first to wake in
the morning and begin its daily frol-
les by compelling its pa to abandon
his favorable morning snoose and give
his heir his undivided attention. This
is also an enormous pleasure, And
then when company comes and after
you have Just finished a eulogy on the
sweetness Of the little angels temper,
it begins to cry to be carried about and
the more you humor and persuade the
louder it yells; you give it picture
book and say, "he-e, look at the pref
ty picturesw it dashes the book down
and bends backwards till its head
touches its heels and gets louder and
louder. 1t finally settles down on q
two hours bawl and you tell the COM
pany the little thing isn't WE'LL This
is an unspeakable pleasure. 1t eats
coal and swallows buttons and plays
in the ashes and cries after its ma all
day long. There is no pleasure like it.
When its ma goes ont into the dining
room to eat, the little jewel waddles
after her, and squeels like pig with
his head under a gate, for solid hour.
This is the climax Of pleasure. 1t gets
sick and lies in stupor. You send
for the doctor and before he arrives
the baby has got well and is playing
with the pup, and having a jubilee
with its little sister!
To prevent snoring sleep with two
babies who take it hour about yelling.
It will not only prevent snoring but
Stepping also.