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ASK the most eminent physician
VI any school, what is tho best thing
IN tho world for quoting and allayinp
al irritation of tho nerves, and clirin9
all forms of nervous complaints. pivino,
ways? "
And they will tell you unhesitatinglv
"Some form of Hops up
CHAPTER /.
ASK any or all OF tho most eminent
physicians:
what Is the best and only remedy
mat can be relied on to cure ali diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs :
such "a Bright's disease, diabetis, reten.
ton, or inability to retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar TO
Women -
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu IN
ASH the same physicians
NV hat is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dvspepsia.
constipation, indigestion, billionSness,
malaria, fever, ague, DC" aud they will
toll you:
Mandrake or Dandelion III"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hop Bitters, such n
wohGeriui ana mysterious curative power is
developed, which Is 40 varied In us operg
lions that no disease or III health can possi-
MY exist or resist Its power, and yetItis
Mess for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to use
CHAPTER H.
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TOR SALE-OHIO lWPKUVED CHER.
yer white hogs fOrsale. Apply at W. j.
NNNONN EIL-S. Il4l and llA3 EIm 81 nalinr
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DOR SA E--A HANDSOME PNTR 0F
mockiHg birds, belstead, heating stove
9a9Iy buggy and other household furnttnre
>. ii. MCBRIDE, 1879 Elm 81 noSlit
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WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
~ announce Colonel W. NJ EDWARDS as
candidate for County Judge ut the ensuing
November election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" W.. L. STRANGE as u candidate for
County Judge at the ensuing election,
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w II ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w j. G. MCCART as q candidate for Cen
stable In Precinct Mol.
WE ARE REQ UESPED 10 ANNOUNCE
W JOHN OVERLAND as o candidate for Con
stable IN Precinct Mol
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TOR SALE-A RETAIL MEAT RusI
a mesa one Of the leading markets in IT,
ely Apply TO or address IL, care Herald
nOyS
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sNuk sALE-ABuUI 10000 ACRES OF
4 ianu in the choicest gtazlng district Of
IgNas. The Concho river runs through The
ehtlra lnng'h OF pasture; grass and shelter
anunlant. hsplendid opportunity for a fms
s,S9N farm offered for "A short time at 2 bar
years az 10 per cent interest. For price and
,grther particulars, apply to JONI HARRIS.
manager United Trading Company, Colorado
eng, leXas. mo- y,
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CLERK

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w W. H.TuACEEH for, ,unty Clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED . ANN0UNCE
" W. NJ. &. HILL as candidate for re-.
election Ia the office OF County Clerk
~ n ARE REQ UESrED 10 ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JONES as a candidate for 70.
election To the Office Of District Clerk.
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DIsrKICT LunGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.

{STEAREAUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCES
~ Colonel Ed. G. BOWER as q candidate
~ lie office of County Judge at the ensuing
election In November.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
aC : ~ 10 lHN PEAOE.

WE ARE HoRIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w 4. q. Il. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
election as Justice OF the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election
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TOR SALE MY HOUSEHOLD AMI
i kitchen furniture, suitable for n small
family Apply to l407 Commerce street.
OF
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CONsTABLE.

M ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" George Il. FEAEN for Justice OF the
'eaoe for Precinct No /.
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WEARE NuTHORIzEDTOAN ANNOUNCE
" :. n. BRASWELL az candidate for Ius-
ice OF the Peace for Precinct No. !, at the
ensuing election.
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WEARf REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w hEHRt SCHULZ as candidate for jus
tiee OF the Peace for Precinct MOL.
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E'pk sALr.-ONE BAKERY, WITHALL
,Nlurcs necessary for baking. IN awide.
a"Hse toWhi everything nov and complete,
Z. ~, in care Dallas HERALD. oct lQ.tf
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w EARE SJzEDTO ANNOUNCE
" Colonel j. @. SrrvESs ms candidate
'or Justice ofthe Peace g.. Precinct Ma. /, -
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WANTED.

WANTEpJBY, A GENTLEMAN BoA,n
W aud lodging In q private famiiy 1 hhhD
eomort. o Sats and get home
office L H., this
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EARE AUTHOfIlEDTO ANNOUNCE
~ w. r. GRAHAM as ~ candidate for Con-
stable of Precinct No. nj the ensuing cleo
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EOk saLE-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
a.. uehSe ana STOCK farm, well improved
sl acres best rolling rrairie-5O acres in enI.
tiYannn; good broom tenement house: large
sock barn, grancrles and tool house. L.aree
lu,luoin dwelling house, very conveniently
nrIa9Eeu, wood house, cellar, veraudas
nearly around house; ahundanre of yvntar a,
heIsr, Darn ana In the pasture; 200 fruit trees
oi various kinds and best varieties ;shrubery.
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"a AM I'D = tOH A THOROi7I,II,- y
W practical young man, with esn.GrianiLY
to AXE charge Of machinery; nanjV iehce,
where Address RUSSELL, 953 Elm ejS any
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WANTED-T0 PURCHASE A ppS,TI
w dence for small family: mast bn NJ
good locality and cheap. Address col p M
1875, Dallas, Texas. i-Sv 1 box
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN 7. GILLESPIE gs 81 candidate f0r
lnsuce Of The Peace, Precinct No /. Dallas
county, Texas, st the ensuing November
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WANTED - FURNISHED ROOM -
W room and board, by two young mon oR
private fnmlly, convenient 10 buSinesi IN
dress h. Il g., Herald office. w. oAd,
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TOR sALE-FARM IN DALLAS CO.
or 10 rent for money. Two hun
Nfll and eighteen acres, one and Il half
ul!S5 west of Richardson; rich, black land,
vet improved IN fine state OF cultivation:
large dwelling, 7ruoms; barn, Outbuldings
auu tenant houses; splendid orchard pCachl
good wells and - acres timber This 4
one or the best places In Dallas county
Title perfect; no ncumbrancc; terms easy
Apply 10 or address Dr, H. Il. STROUD, Rlc6.
arlSoh' bllloS county, Texas. aug&-gm
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hUhU' UUI NrnnmoUtuI trprs-nII 7mnkinr q
beautiful and comfortable home Improve.
hontS cost nearly The price asked for Inc en-.
Gte wac 81 per acre A good iO-acre wood
~ q bargain. Situated sixteen miles g6t, t.,
Wet or Dallas and four miles east OF Ccdar
NJ; STEWART CRAVEN,
Nf'aI-im OViilH Ellis Comfy
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WANTED-A GOOD sALESMAN-Cio06
salary. Apply to Room 2, AdaSlDJ
IONse, leLMeen lhe hours ore and ..,nIiaIns
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WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN n.y.
general house work. App v ~ y W w
Edw srds at Music store, 1888 and IA n Nh.
street. 10 Galn
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WANThD-THE TEXAs MUTUIT-TSS.
" dowment Association will give rood ~ az,
prontable. employment to experienced ins Sno
a , solicitors s95 Address A. N. HALL SeeTa,
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THE TROUBLED WATERS.
OIL POURED UPON THE WAVES.
Roaring Storm Breakers Quietd by Grease
Capt, Chetwynd EHperiments-Hls
Recommendation In Respect
to it-GOsd Reading.

Some time ago the experiments in
"oiling the waves" originated by Mr..
Shields, at Petorhead, and afterward
carried ont moro elahoratelx nj one OR
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if.m lur..r Doc It.us, NriH'
srtarhHa NIrr unln w lt'n
IiuuFiH-s. Nuf. tuuufH,s, uH', lufiFI
and MiI..U ls.HIua lHuUIur, NJ htu
urky. Whom Nlt hiHiru .pptur 81 ui.
tho rear platform. Hnuir uuD lro crowd
shouted 'Uhms Unm Instantly, ryrfN
hat wa4 ruuu,rl bui then UhUr'
vHtu great and prolonged uuinur-I 81.
tH,,Iur, during vhirh Mr. E'Wuo stood
lowing iH ih.n he hold uut hI- hHnd
tr command ..'uIHn. Hui whom Nr rni %
rhuurr Iu -pttk .tidi"l am very GLAD f.
have uu opportunity ih.s morning, ne
uU about tu u.ral ltuu your c'L' u"
express tp so many ~ ihr uHun'" ul IN
1puHTuIis the Fruut uh. cation h'l, lh"
thank Uiu,.- uUur iur the luNsufiirrul
reception gwen WC hero yesterday
Cheers. % .- ono of Che events nf my
ne and Hi.' Ia cherished iu ny rtW~u|-
hprmrp us IulH ms liio lasts uHrrh
rhgCriUEJ IhuTo were small crowds nv
every lulle station, hat the first large
meeting WINS M Narlinyllle, twenty
miles from indianapolis, where lhrrr
WIS elaborate UroulUiluu1 u I''tlN.
Mr.. Blaine. lie va, conduct u tn a stand
through nu avenue guarded ON vHrh
side hv little girls dressed To while, vs. hu
strrNrd flowers in hi, path lie spoke
briefly Un the tarifl pud was followed
by Mr, Mckinley,
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Lnhhocl, ~ N,,a.lsg.d.{rd.

" .ruBAyyuNn, oct. -2.-iSpccial.'-
., peech of Ex-Governor Lubbock at
. pora house wH highly satisfactory
IS audience. and all were enlight-
...l by his plain, straightforward state.
n nts concerning the financial offices Dl
estate, the working Of the land board
I'D of the free school system. He was
,auVv on Wash Jones and indepcndcnts
In general. Fhis is the only speech the
citizens of Weatherford have heard
this campaign except from local candi-
dates for the legislature, and'Our people
appreciate his coming and regret that
the uptayorahle weather prevented
many ladies nom attending. Judge
John II. iarCOUrt has received ui
Chairman Barnum, OF the nat ional ''"m-
ocratic committee, his acknowledge
ment of $35 donated by thiriy-hye citi-
2ens for the purpose of restoring an
honest government for the union.
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PEORIA, L., oct. 22.-rhc demonstra-
ton in honor oi Con. Logan, was tho
largest and most imposing over wit
messed in this city. llo was met az
Galcsburg by reception committee
numbering over lUn, from various organ
izatious, and escorted here. AZ a point
one mile west of Knoxville, e GastardlV
attempt was mBdo Ia wreck The train
conveying he party. Tho train was
running ~ the rate ~ forty miles an
hour, and upon rounding a curve
tho engineer noticed m ohstr elton on
the track. lie put ON nc
brakes Immediately, but did
not succeed iu BRINGING the rain TO n
stsud, until the engine had run over
two OF tho four ties winch had been lnld
across the rails. The news of the
diahpiichl attompt On the life OF Gene,
raj Logan aud escort s'rcad raWdly ana
aroused the most intense iudiHi ton.
The arrival of the train shortly after
three was announced by the blowing OF
whistles ut nh manufacturers along III"
line and the Wild cheers Of the assem-
bl,d thousands. The loc.l and visiting
clubs formed in line and escorted Logan
To his hotel, where he took dinner, after
which hc mgdo speech at tho Wigwam
to a crowd OF : 600 p" pie.
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Hendricks Hard Mt work.

EVANSVILLE, IND; Oct. 25.-The Dem
ocrats all along the Wabash valley to-
day, from sullivan TO TINS Guy
we're addressed by Gov. Hen
bricks, who filed four appointments.
at sullivan, Vincenness,, Princeton
and this city. The places
first named were day meet,
ingS, and were very large ana
enthusiastic. The governor reached
this c ty this afternoon AT $40
and was met at the station
Inv three of the Democratic
clubs of this city and several thousand
citizens. Tonight the largest torcn,
light procession ever witnessed
in the city paraded tho streets.
The governor reviewed it from the
residence of II. X. Dunkerson. AT y
o'clnck Governor Hendricks was driven
to willard library and made fifteen
minute speech to an audience
OF about 5000 people. He was received
with immense enthusiasm. ON Monday
next ne goes to New Albany, Gentry
Vile, Huntingburga and ngleton.
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ALpAHY, Oct. 22.-SamucI II. Boz ne,
who assaulted Gov. Cleveland on Mon
day last, was arraigued before Justice
Guttmen at the police court this after
noon. The courtroom was thrnnged
by curious crowd. Boone
looked careworn. He asked and
obtained permission to mako state
ment. He said he had been greatly
worried over his brothers. case and had
scarcely slept for several nights.
He admitted his conduct had been
hasty and said no was
sorry for what he bad done. He also
insisted that he never intended doing
the governor any harm. Justice
Guttman said &c had received q
letter from Gov. Cleveland in
which the governor stated that he had
no desire to prosecute the prisoner, and
commencing lcniency. Roons was then
discharged. Then, with his wife and
fathcr-in-law, he Left in the cvoning Tor
his lpplp
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Blaine was the first to show the white
feather in this campaign.
The most destructive weapon devel-
oped by this campaign is the parallel
column st. Louis Republican,.
Butler wants to fuse with some party,
but there does not happen to be any
metal that brass will fuse with Phlla-
delphia call.
I believe it to be true that he (Blaine)
was on the side of the railroads in the
struggle of 1873, and it is my belief that
| said SOL Senator Edmnnds.
IL is those mellow and rich autumnal
SIMS of October that Jipen up the votes
of the business man ana CONSCIENTIOUS
citizens for Cleveland and clean govern
ment.
The Democrat organs point with
more or less fun to the fact that at one
town included in Mr.. Blaine's. trip
through Ohio there was an inscription
which read: "'rhe, Republican parry is
the friend o. colledges and schols.'
1t is not st all surprising that Gen.
Daniel e. sickles should express great
contempt for Cleveland and oppose him
on the ground that he once acted as a
hangmap. Since memorable event IN
Che Younger DAYS. whenthe services OF q
hanpman were iniiniuhnt in his own
case, the general has hal not unnat'
ural horror at the menifAn Of these use
tul persons.
.Jhe Congressional GlSbe nf March
;s7l. reports a running dAbate between
Sneaker Blaine and Bep Butler, then
Republican. in which Butler refers e
one of Blaine's tricks in the following
languages:
And tricks that areiyain
/ name Speaker -.
- And dare nlainti4n-'
/. A. s,<,tr
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TENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. N.-The Peo-
ple's party of the tenth district nomi-
mated James II. Meller for congress.
ARNO AGAIN.
ITHICA, N. y, Oct. 22.-John Arno, OF
Elmira, was renominated by the Demo
cratic convention for congress from the
twenty-eighth district.
WARD is WANTED.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22,-'rhe Democrats OF
the third Illinois congressional district,
to-day renominated James ii. Ward.
EIGHTH NEW YORK.
NEW YoKK, Oct. 22-At the e1ghth
inc the chairman announced the report
of the conference committee favoring
the nomination of ex-Assenlblyman A
c, Reilly, which was adopted. There,
upon the delegations from the sixth and
eighth assembly districts withdrew and
endorsed the Tammany nominee D ,
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ssaG9k headache.

One single Dose of Bail.y's Saline hpericnt
will cure il nine times in ten cases. sis The mild
est. best and cheapest substitute ior rms IN the
B,omach, sick headache, heart burn, acid stonach
relieves indigo stion, refreshes and invigorates
the weak and feeble cheers the depressed, acts
gently upon the liver and kidneys, aliays symp-
toms OF FLYER, promotes 'healthtni perspirauon,
regulates IN. flow of bile, nlitigates the pangs OF
Rheumatism, clcanscs the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear. .
When you need purgative--try it. Large
Bottles 10 cents. I; is ns pleasant US glass o.
~ cndn ;,.rtcr Snid rvnrNn,h srn.
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New York, Oct. 22.-The Republic

New York, Oct. 22.-The Republican
county convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Mayor, Louis j.
Phillips; comptroller, Charles Spier;
Judges Of the court of common pleas,
George w. Blunt, Edward c. Graves
and j. C. j. Laughein; district attorney,
Col. Charles c. spencer; president Of the
board of aldermen, George W. billiard (;
coroner, Ferdinand Il. Erdman.
Col George Bliss declared the ticket
inferior to those nominated by the Dem
ocrats, and put up only to be Knocked
down.
John O'Brien answered Bliss, saying
he had no doubt Bliss bad retainer III
his pocket. The discussion was ami
mated. Bliss ana few others LETT the
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UTIcA,N. Y. Oct. 23,-Tho Daily Press,
OF this city, will publish Tomorrow
morning an address TO the Independent
Repuhlieans of Utica AID vicinity, is
sued bv a committee of 100, comprising
Republicans in every walk of life-law-
yers, merchants and work. ng-lnen.
Among the, signers of the address are
Lewis I.awrence, EX-Judge W hiram d.
Bacon, Col. L. A. Eastman, editor OF the
Daily Press; Hon. William IL. Com
stock, Hon. Benjamin Alien, Hon. q. >.
Everett, John u. BrandeGer, Henry ID.
Pixley, Charles w. Ma'h5r and other
Leading citizens. While many of
the committee are personal friends
OF Hon. Rose q Conkling, large NUM-
Der are Republicans who nave not nth
erto affiliated with the stalwart wingOt
the Itepubiican pqHty. Ftter stating the
objections to NJ. Blaine as a candidate
for the presidency, the address con
cludes as follows:
ave believe that in following the die
tates OF a conscientious conviction, no
Republican forleits in any degree his
standing and position in the party to
which he has been and still is attached,
bur sjmply maintains the right 10 which
the party has ALWAYS been pledged, OF
re" thought, free speech aud free men.
"Iu conclusion, while we are well
aware that this DECLARATION VIII eNposo
us 10 the criticism, aud quito probably
the vituperation (of which we nave
already received full measure), of
blind zealots and interested adherents
of the party, we look on the other hand
with some confidence for kind treat
ment and candid consideration FROM the
old and long tried friends from whom,
on this single issue we reluctantly sepa-
gate. We part in grief and not in anger.
We readily concede to these friends,
mAde such on many hard fought field
t6r the party we served and the union
honesty of purpose that we claim for
ourselves. But we cannot, however,
severe the struggle, give up our convic-
tions or surrender our manliness at the
mere behest of party. Like the Old re-
former, we can only say. Here we
stand, we cannot do otherwise, God
help and save the republic"
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sg,wo MeameiEasg NgogMeRa.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Llngt1y, aithon9n q al No
crenr nationuilies, are types ot beauty wh1Sii ~.
admire. Each one had 4 secret IN retaining theh
ueauty, and both succeeded
One drank her and root teas before breal,fas,
to prevent AL female iTrcg ularues "hle inc "''e'
used iron tor the same purpose,
Both succeeded. Nov these two grea' secrets
axe combined by thc Ncdicl! Profession Tor tne
syecia. prevention and cnre nj all female com
niaints an irregularities tina, A!iict old ana yGuns
females, which is Acknowledged TO DC the grand
est success us female regulator anc ifou lotlc
goole's English Es'nsie B,tu ts and II REGULATES
and removes al monthly eEc~s'es, onstruc,!nhs
and irregularities. IL huii0s up 81 broken down
constitutions, sucng,hcns the weak and fecbis,
imparts IRON 10 tie hlrod, beauty 10 hagsafa isa
lures and bloom To faded checks.
headache, nervousness, pcu'aiion, ulcsrauon,
proansus utcri aud nil other troubles that ore pc.
Collar u cid or Young women, Send icr IS cens
book FREE. Sold everywhere.
J.P; pROMGOoLE & CO., Props,
Louisville, Ky.
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Rnltimnr. City Nlection.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-The election OF
the first branch of the city council took
place to-day. The Democrats elected
eighteen members and the Repup-
licans two. The Democratic major
ity on total vote in the cit"
Is 9,475. The present branch Of the
term, when expires with the current
month, consists of ten Democrats, ten
fusionists, six Republicans and four In
dependent Democrats. The Democratic
majority then was $40.
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ST.. LoUts, Oct. 23-The Womon's
Christian Temperance Union Met here
Yesterday for its tenth annual meeting,
and will continue in session four days.
4 very largo number Of de egates
are present from nearly all the states of
the union, embracing some of the
brightest and most noted women en-
gagged in the temperance cause. Cards
bearing the following inscriptions com.
prised part of the stage decorations, ana
show what has already been accom-
plished bv the temperance workers, ana
Indicate what may be expected IN the
future:
constitutional Prohibition in Kansas
and Maine"
statutory Prohibition in Vermont
and Iowa"
"Scientitic Temperance Instructions
in Michigan, Vermont, New Hampshire,
New York and Rhode Island."
Miss Frances II. Willard, president
Of the union, presided, and made an
elaborate annual address, in which she
reviewed the work in the past and
mapped out plans for future labor. At
ter the reelection of the present officers
for the ensuing year, large amount OK
preliminary and routine work was done,
and to-day the real labor of the conven-
ton will begin. The woman's mission
ary societies of the Christian church are
also in session here to daV, with Mrs.
Maria Jameson, of Indianapolis, presi-
dent, in the chair. Various routine work
and reports were received and adopted,
showing prosperous condition of the
societies.
The national association of wholesale
druggists also met here to-day and
transacted good deal of business, but
nothing of special interest to the general
public was done.
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Letter from Gov. Cleveland.

Q New York, oct. Prey. Henry
Yard Beecher, in the course of "a
political speech tonight in
The rink of Brooklyn, said:
"Tho air is murky with stories OF
Mr.. Cleveland's private life. Lies so
cruel, so base, so atrocious have never
before been set in motion. AS
the cockatr:ce's eggs can
be produced and Matched by rats
and credulous clergyman they conlon
ries. but opened their ears
to the hariot, and to the
drunkard (sensation) and promulgated
SANDER to lessen the faith of holy men
and Innocent women. Do timid minis
ters ever jefiect that the guilt of the vice
crimsl measss e.; }hs ..Ess aj!t 81 5lm Z,
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30
The goosier Democrats Turn Out.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. pa Democratic
rally and barbecue was held at Peru to-
dav. The crowd was the largest ever
assembled in the town, numbering about
25 OOO There was large industrial
parade by townships and fine array of
uniformed clubs and bands. Sixteen
beeves and dozen sheep failed to sat
isfy the hunger of the crowd. The ar
rival of Mr.. Hendricks was greeted with
great enthusiasm, and his address was
received with rounds of applause.
Speeches were also made by ex-senator
Mcdonald, Gen. Durham ward, Judge
Thomas and others. In the evening
there was "A large torchlight procession
and q creditable display Of fireworks.