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CHAPTER ii.

CHAPTER ii.
g. Maiden. Mass. FEB. I, 1880. Gentlemen
l suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, fer years in the
most terrible and excruciating manner.
No me icne or doctor could give me relief
or cure until used Hop Bitters.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as well and strong as
when child,
"And have been 50 to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty years
with serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
" Pronounced by Boston's best physicians
Incurable!"
Sven bottles of your bitters cured him, and
know of the
Olives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using them with great
benefit.
"They almost
De miracles:" Mrs. Z. ID. Slack.
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A PxontziSa MoxooLiAs DIPLOMAT
A young mandarin attached TO the
chinese Embassy In Paris WAS one
evening introduced 10 . beautiful and
elegant woman. This lady, being
curious to know whether Il was worth
snyoac's while 10 attempt = little
filtration with this son III the Celestial
Empire. asked him. among other things,
what qualities his countryInen valued
most In women. 'ller domestic
virtues" was the reply. ooh. indeed"
said thu lady 10 \ slight contcmptuohs
tome. Then they don't like your ladies'
~ ~ into company AMI enjoy little
poa~ipy" "No, madam Chinese hus-
hand has the right Ia get divorce from
his vile u rhc In y great talker." The
charming French woman here thought
she detected covert allusion Ia her
scif. and sarcastically inquired: ! sup
lp~r that would have been my fate in
china, p" The Chinaman Was equal "a
the orrasion. aud at once replied. bow
ing low: lyon may h~ sure that from
the day III your arrival In China the
law that inficss this mode Of punish
ment On the lcquacity Of woman would
IL. alDltshei"
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Dr. Rogers Heart Tonic-The only heart
disease ismedy known. Pleasant to take, per-
fectly harmless, and guaranteed to cure. Sold
by druggists at ST. 90 per bottle Send stamp
for circular and testimonials t. Quinn h Co. !,
San Francisco. p q. box 2i59
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Considering the summary treatment
OF unsatisfactory officials in China, it
must be a constant source of astonish-
ment to an eminent man in that Empire
to find his head on his shoulders
Rochester Herald.
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ale married for love-"
ssAnI I;.t ha uof - 9,s

ale married for love-"
"And did he get it?''
"Oh. yes; he got it. His wife is
chuck full Of love-
"Glad to hear it, for Bills good
fellow"
Eyes, she's full OF love-she loves to
dress finely, loves to show off on the
street, loves to go to theatres, loves
other mems company, and seemingly,
loves to give her husbend all the wor-
riment possible. "-(Ky. State Journal.
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''Oi, my back il common exclamation,
1t is singular this pain All es from such various
causes Kidney disease, liver complaint, vast
ing affections, colds, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
overwork ard nervous debility are chief causes
When thus ailng seek prompt relief. 1t can
be found best in Browns Iron Btteis. 1t
BULLS up from the foundation by making the
bloc rich and pure. Leading physicians and
min STEERS use and recommend it. 1t has cured
| many, and if you are a sufferer, try it.
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A Texas military company were ont
TN the range recently practicing at rifle
Ahooting. The lieutenant in command
suddenly became exasperaied nj the
poor shooting. and, SEWING u gun from
un. III the privatc~. angrily exclaimed {:
"l'll show you fellows how TO shoot %
Taking long aim, and strong aim,
AMI an aim altogether, he fired, and
missed. Coolly turning To tn private
who owned the gun. he said:
That's the the way YOU shoot"
lie again loaded the weapon and
missed. Turning TO the second man in
the ranks, he remarked:
That's the way you shoot"
In this manner he contrived 10 miss
about fifty or sixty times, illustrating to
each soldier his personal. incapacity,
AMI finally he accidentally hit the tar
get.
And that" he calculated, handing
the yum hack Ia the private, els the
way ] shoot. "-tTexas siftings.
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"No," said Mr.. Dash Cutter, al
can't afford a new suit OF clothes myself
it has cost me so much for liveries for
my coachman and fOotman.'
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- Men must work and women weep,

50 runs tho world AWAY"
But they neel not Weep So much if they Use
DIR. lierce's " Favorte Prescri ption," which
cures all the painful malaiies peculiar to
women. Sold by druggists
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DIR. NJ. T. Gamble, PENNINGTON, Ill, says
" pres :ribe Brown Iron Bitters in my prac,
tice, and they give satisfaction"
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Wakefulness at night is terror, Samarita,
Nerrne cures it, and hence is u blessing.
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Mrs Frances Hodssen Burnett says that tn
first word u baby utters is "asoo."
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LOSS AND GAIN.

DLjarlins Life Essence positively cures
Hysterla, and all nervous affections.
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Rev. W. b. Smith, GRAFTON, Mass, says
" have derived benefit from using Browns
Iron Bitters for a low state of blood"
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Has been used with signal success in consump-
tion Of the lungs, consunptive night sweats.
splitting Of b,ood, shortness Of breath, weak
lungs, co ,ghs, bronchitis, and kindred affec-
tions of throat and chest. Sold by druggists
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery ,

Believers and unbelievers speak two differ
ent languages, and can never understand each
other
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The huge, drastic. gripping, sickening pills
are fast being superseded by DIR. Pierce's
" Purgative Pellets Sold by drug ,is.s.
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j. w. Thornton, Of CLAIBoRN, Miss, says
"Saa,da'itan Ne,rine cured my son of fits.
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When docs a budding young dainsel burst
into fruit. When she becomes the apple If
somebody's eye.
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AT A BAD TIME.

Commander J. B. Coghlan, L. s. n, writes
to us from the Navy Yard at Mare Island
Csl:-An enforced residence of two years in
California made me the subject of most Jain.
full attacks of reeumat SIN. Consultation upon
my case by eminent Naval and other surgeons
failed to afford me the slightest relief. Dr
H"yle recommended t. me st. Jacobs Oil, til.
happy result Of the Use of which was my mi
plete an wnnd, rsul cure. Washington d.
c. Army and NAVY Register
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"Rough on Corns." 15c. Ask for it. Com
plete cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
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"Roush on Coughs l5c., DC, c., at
druggists. Complete cure Coughs, Hoarre-
ness, Sore Throat
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Short and sSeet-the last word in the fore.
going seItenc'.
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Dujariiu's Life Essence 10 the remedy 70
the oyerwOrked brain.
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l.. f. Chic rrd pioneer Of 1S49, died il
Stockt N last Friday.
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FOR THROAT DISEASES.

Coughs, Colds, etc, effectual relief is found in
the use of "HrUacn's bronchial Troches" Price
% cts. Sold only in boxes.
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Dujardins Life Essence is THE GREAl
FRENCH NERVE Tonic.
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For cough or cold there is no remedy equal
to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
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Dujardin's Life Essence cures ueualgia and
nervous headache.
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Miss Barry. 81 Pennsylvania, il dead
from the hydrophobic bite u n pet dog.
II young lady must have something
Ia hove, Why doesn't she buy taran-
tula
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If a man with good pedigree has no money
the blue blood in his veins only makes him
NOR. blue
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A GOOD THING.

Dujardin's Life Essence conque.s nervous de-
JRty, loss of mcmorU.
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PISoS CrRE will cure Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Consumption. DC.
Some nen give according to their means,
and some according t. their m :; mess
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Dujardin's Life Essence makes the old fee
Young again
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Dujardin's Life Essence gises brain force and
vital energy.
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Buchu-Pabia." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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REV. J. NJ. BrLL, winona.
GuS-sHor MOUNDS.

GuN-sHOf MOUNDS.
MARINE & Co.:
Gentlemen am much grathed with the nc
ton of your Life Essence. I am suffering
greatly with gun-shot wounds and q broken
hip; in fact, l am an cpitome II injuries. With
this there is great deal Of Heroas irritalality.
not altogether calculated u make homc happy,
] am also troubled with siecyiesmcss and iss
ofdppetite. or rather wus until I commenced
taking Life Essence, sincc which time, whsn
take it, sleep better than fm years. has. a
letter appetite and AN not troubled with pal.
pitation. My sexual system l. entirely re-
stored, and consequently have 10 { my melan
choliy, moruscncss, and suicidal tendency, ans
| feel a return Of mental and physical force
and strength, that never anticipated
Yours very truly.
ANTON HARDIs, NJ u.
SHOCK To NERVOUS SYSTEM.
MARITIME 4 Co.:
Gents-My wife, two years ago. fell will
such violence that her spinal cord wa~ injured
with great shock aud cunc,ir.ion - thu uefyou,
system, evidenced after her recovery ffoan III,
| first violent symptoms by n weakness that ~
| quired frequent rest In bed, by peevishness.
| restlessness, and often -spa-sno,ie eondi
| ton. She could not walk without cpn-tanI
fear or falling. Spite Of the cfiorts 81 expert
enced physicians. she grew No better, until
lost hope. and looked for her ,irsth NJ her oal,
relief. Ready to grasp at anything that pro,n
ised help, bought a bottle II Life EsssBce
and gave regularly. She IL nov. aftcr nv
weeks. steadily improving, can stoop a. tn
floor and pick up pin with certainty II bel
ance. walks firmly. aud gives promise II ful
recovery. Respectfully.
A. DowSiSG, Los Angeles.
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Read
What Physicians and their Patient,
say regarding the wonderful
properties 81
DUJARDIN'S LIFE ESSENCE!
The Great French Nerve Tonic.

could not work half 81 well with
out it. 1t has given me back the mental and
physical force Of youth. My ideas are clearer
and my sleep more refreshing. have slread,
taken two bottles.
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San FRAxclsco Sept n, leSS.
II. +. B0THlN, President Bothn Manufacturing Co.
DEAR SIN: After o careful and complete chemical
analy sis OF Q can Of GIANT BAKING POWDER, pur-
contain alum acid phosphate, terra aha, or any in.
furious substances, but Is . pure healthiul Cream
rarsar Baking Powder, and such can recommend Il
20 consumers. Yours, respectfully,
WM. I. WENZELL CO.,
We concur: Analytic Chemist
r. BEVERLY CoLE, NJ D.
J. L. MEAREs, NJ. D., Health officer.
ALFRED W. PERRY. NJ: d. Members Of the
AUa. Alters, N. ID. Board Of Health.
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BoYLE's scHooi-IIousH.


TYLER, Nov. O. Special Supreme
CONTRADICTION to dismiss appeal over
ruled in Lamar Va Jestor Bros, from
Navarroi corliorari awardo d and con
tinuance refused Allyn & Co. VS.. Willis
n Bro, from Navarro.
submitted uu briefs for both parties,
Walden vs.. Sprawlos, from Rockwell,
Texas Il Pacific railway VS. Tankorshy.
from Kaufman; Texas Il Pacific rail.
way w, Hardi. from Kaufman; Red.
den 1T al, VIZ. Smith, from Navarro,
knights of the Golden Rule Va. Rose of
al. vs.. FuntaiuO 4 Co., from Rod River
-, On briefs for appellant: Hartman vs.
Benton, from Navarro; sullivan & Co.
w. Cleveland ct AL, from Navarro.
Court OF appeals affirmed: Boston Va.
The state; from Bowie.
Reversed aud romanded; Texas q
Pacific railway W. Taylor; from Rowie.
submitted on briefs for both parties
Texas II Pacific railway vs.. Wilson n
Co., from Kaufman; Cunningham ct al.
W. CoYle ct al, from Kaufman; Wallace
vs., the state, from Navarro; Brooks VS..
thc state, from Hopkins; Buttenham et
Al, vs.. the state, from Navarro; CufTcy
vs.. tho state, from lI0pkiu; Lindley ct
al, vs. the state, from Hopkins; Pierce
vs.. tue state, from Hopkins; Eastiine &
Rod River railway ". Hart from Hon.
kluS; Green vs., Marlone, from Hunt
Wilson 4 Co., vs.. Childress ct al
from Kaufman; Texas Contra
railway vs.. Nooly, from Kant
mani wilson VS.. Becker, from
Kaufman; Austin et al va. NcMahan
rom kaufman; Missouri Pacific railwa,
vs., Lowery ct |, from Hunt.
On briefs tor appellant; Porter VA
Porter y Bro, from Hunt; Carpenter
VA. Rownll, from Hopkins; Ross vs.. Me
Guilin, from Hopkins; Texas and 81
Louis railway w. Molear, from Navarro
Philipset nj Va. EdestpIu, from Hon
kins; Texas aud Pacific railway ,s
Self, from Hopkins; Riskell VIZ. Reeves
from kauinani Rush vs.. Lester, from
On briefs for the state; Holden Y.
the state, from Delta; Tracy Va, the
state, from Navarro; Hollis VS.. thr
state, from Hopkins; Watson VS.. IN,
state, from Hopkins.
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LIBERTY TRIUMPHANT

With feelings of eXaltatiOn, the HER
AID greets tie freemen Of Texas this
morning, on the triumph of liberty aud
pure government, in the election OF
GROVER CLEVELAND and THOMAS A.
HENDKcKs,, as president and vice
president Of the United States. Free
men--men who have realized the true
condition and tendencies OF our
federal government and who
love their country may rejoice
in thanllfulness to tho Con Of men and
OF nations on this long hoped for butt
long deferred occasion. 1t lifts the
cloud of darkness which has so long
hung in the political sky OF this coun-
try. IT falls rs mildew on the hopes o
despotlsn in the old world and bids
freedom TO arise, enrolled in the panop-
oily of equal rights to all men, and stand
forth once more as beacon light
to down-trodden and pundored men
II proclnims in rhundor tones that
corruption and public plunder shall no
longer run riot or hold sway in the land
of Washington; but that the govern
ment in the hands of Cleveland and
Hendricks, the chosen champions OF
official honesty and the equal rights of
ali men, rich or poor, shall be purged
of vonality, administered by honest
men, aud made to fulfill the holy
functions designed by the fathers.
IL is glorious triumph over
which the Goddess Of Liberty benignly
smiles and proclaims to oppressed
men, be OF good cheer. The last scrof-
lous ulcer of the civil war has been cut
out, root and branch, and the body poll
tie restored to vigor and robust health.
These thoughts rush upon us as we re-
Meet upon this mighty and successful
rebellion against machine politics, cor
ruption in office, public plumber and
sectional hate. Time forbids extended
remarks. II is enough to send forth
greetings to a redeemed people. The
yells OF joy from thousands of wildly
enthusiastic men falling upon our ears
as this is written, turns the mind back
TO July, l777, when the declaration of in.
dependence was proclaimed to our faith
err,
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R0many Rye! RomnnY RYol



wednesday night, when the good
news of the probable election of Glove
land was received, some gentlemen,
near the HERALD office, prepared
to fire oil guns in Qualification. A Re-
publican,named p. w. Papper,in the ON
ploy OF the Texas Pacific express office,
notified the party that he would shoot
Oh" first man who fired u Democratic
I'm. The putty old him to blaze away,
anu at once ilrud the gun. He dId blaze
INTO the midst OF the crowd, but, for
tunately hurt no one. II was only the
good temper Of The party that prevented
them from lynching Paper on the
spot. lie was arrested by the
police and turned over to Constable
Miller who required him to give bond
Tor his appearance before Justice Ken
dall Tor preliminary examination 10
DAY on charge of assault with intent
TO commit murder. a HERALD reporter
mterNieWedPappe yesterday afternoon.
lie says he il from
NChllicoihe, Missouri; has been in Dallas
six monthsi is IN tho employ of the Pa.
ernie express company. About the shoot
ing, ne says he was only IN sport, did MOI
mean 20 hurt any one, and only ired his
pistol ia tho air. He said he asked lhe
crowd n4t 10 fire the gun as no feared il
would scN[e his team. lie seemed yer,
much aglINted aud regretted tho occur.
renee. HoFeadily gave bond.
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Romany Rye played to a crowdes
house at Fort Worth last night.
Corsicana Not...

CoRsIcANA, Nov. o.--ISpeclall-Th6
eloseness of the vote in New Yorl, has
Kept our people in plato Of nervous
excitement all day. Tho bulletins from,
NE associated press being Off belt hy
t9oSe received Ivy private individuals n.
also that sout by tho ilERAi u office this
unrninW aud Notwithstanding In,
alleged victory for Blaine claimed IN,
no press dispatches. This evening M,
nomOcrnts still consider theirs the win.
ning side aud bets are freely taken hv
both sides. -
The race for county commissioner for
ms precinct h very close, j. T., White
sole leading his opponent, EN. Duren
~ small majority.
The Republican ticket had n LIGHT
'ote, wash Jones leading Norton two 10
lue In the race.
The extra edition of the HERALD was
agerly taken up ON it's arrival and tbe
Enterprise shown IN issuing II heartily
commended.
Tho social season opens tomorrow
1ght 10y the w. A. w. club resuminy
heir entertainments, This viii he their
last winter. '"'
Mrs. A. Is. Douglass died to.day and
viii be buried TO morrow at 10 O'clock
Cotton receipt TO date, $50,
Romany Rye rext Friday and satur-
lay nights. Also, matinee Saturday al
.ernoop. as =
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NEW NPHlS, Nov. 6.--rhe following
assignments were made to-day; Abel D.
Breed, u capitalist; preferences aggre.
eating SlGG,0)l. He has boon dealing in
mining stocks some years. He was also
connected van Crane & Breeds, u man
Miacturing company, OF Cincinnati,
ONO, In which concern he owned SllO, UN
stock. lie had also 100000 In tho stock
Of tho Eureka company NJ otmoro. Ala
bana, Desldos valuable real estate in
Cincinnati aud this citv.
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rNIDAv. NoyNMnNl. !. lsaa.

WE may and do rejoice that as New
York is carried by So the matter is set
tied and MR,CLEvELAND is elected prest-
dent Of tho United States. This result
isnow conceded by the Republicans.
such demonstration of joy as viii now
occur, Dallas never Witnessed before.
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eau early and get choice expect big rush or thsr q. t
are the biggest things we have offered. ""
in OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF DoLMANs.
Berlin Dolmans,
Paris DOlmans,
New York Dolmans.
ALL AT HALF PRICES.
ALL AT HALF PRICES.

Just go In The Department to YOU IN MANI
ana the present price and convince of
WE ARE AT ouHoLD TRICKS AGAIN than w, o ~
OUT Our business 70 large
Very often these quantities needs or ,s a
"'nVe not enough These former We s nj op
"ecannodyeise
NVe Look OUT FOR OUR COUNTER
got price tickets at The same % .u,r m
Not always
" m"huaarerand not uneluony
'o losses are our customers xs ma .,,.
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Tho Dummy n,.trict.,

All yesterday afternoon the HERALD
wasroceiving telephones from adjoin.
ing counties, asking Tor election news
Az Greouvillo, Hunt county; Grape.
VINE, Iarrant county; Denton, Denton
county aud Van Alsiyno, Gtayson coun.
~, anxious messages came, aud each
Inquirer was given the glad tidings, aud
listening, heard the hiring of tho guns in
front OF the HERALD office.
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THERE will be grand Democratic
rally in the city tonight. Delegations
from every country home in Dallas and
adjoining counties arc invited, and are
expected to join in this demonstration
cannon, skyrockets, brass bands, bon
hres and torchlights, will make especial
features In this Democratic jubilee.
Come one, come all.