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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-09

M ~. HA1tfSohs CnalfinAn-
FoR SALE.-A team, wagon ans
barness, also, a good family driving
4 IF Z. L. BISHOP.
FOB SALE-A young COW. Apply
to CkarIes Mccall.
WANTED - girl to do genera
l}OasewOrk. Enquire OF
Mrs. r.. T.WATsON.
Turnbull wagons at Ross & Collins
The best line aud largest stock Of
Ladies', misses, aud ehildren's Hose
in the city, at MARYLAND, Dodge 4
Moore's.
Plenty Of Rock Springs, Wyoming
coal at ]. f. Gebhardi's. SO0-t
WASTD-Two dining room girls.
Apply at the Pacific. SO tf
Mems Underwear, from the cheap
eat to the finest, at MARYLAND, Dodge
& Moore's.
LOsF-On Sept. 10th, near ford Of
Mulberry Greek al John Craig's a
gun.trunk. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded upon its return to
34-3t S. A. MAPEs.
Women's Underwear.
Misses Underwear.
Children's Underwear, both white
and cOlored. at MARYLAND, Dodge &
NJ CORES
For fine business suits go to G. A.
SOlberg's.
Farm For Sale.
1 offer for sale my farm, situated
one mile north Of Bridgeport, consist
ing Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton "a, township 10, range 8.
ALEX. McPHAIL,
Bridgeport, Kans.
At Bridgeport Elevator.
Misses ClOaks for all ages, at Mark
land, Dodge & MOore's.
Sheep For Sale,
Three hundred sheep for Sale al the
lowest figures, on the farm OfB d.
sFearinger, Ohio township. Apply
q Kingman & Co's.stOre, Salina. seat
ladies Russian Circulars.
Ladies' Newmarkets.
Ladies' DOlmans and Jackets, at
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
The call for Beggs' Blood Purifier
is daily increasing. Oscar Seitz is
furnishing sample bottles free. It is
an excellent remedy for the Liver,
Kidneys and Blood. Warranted. Iy
Bay your Blankets now Of Mark
land, Dodge & Moore.
An immense stock Of Dry Goods d
Clothing at Z. f. Swanson 4 Ci's.
Assaria.
Fhnnels 10 per cent cheaper than
any house in the city. at Markland.
Dodge s. Mocre'ss
WANTED-A Dining Room girl at
the Pacific House
Fine ovcrcoat patterns at Solbrrs's
SLEEPLRSS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you For sale
by Oscar Seiiz.
A s,rouH ,.ro,.f,,., ~ A. s,,gIis,.r-,.
store Of Mines. Morse & Hutchinson,
Daily Block, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of next week.
With the cold winds Of October
comes the knowledge that you must
soon don your winter clothing. Go
TO Anderson & Lindblom's and 90 out.
Their suits are Incompatible.
a grand opening at The Millinery
, store Of Mines. Morse & Hutchinson,
Daily Block. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of next week.
Mrs. ]. I. Huber desires 10 inform
the citizens Of Salina that she Il pre-
pared TO answer calls 10 do nursing IN
families. She has q room in what is
known as the Mrs. Hannah Wilson
residence, on Eighth street.
A grand opening at the millinery
store Of Mmes. Morse & Hutchinson,
Daily Block, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF next week.
Mrs. Hutchinson has become a
partner with Mrs. Morse in the MILL
merry store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-09

A new society called the Saline
County Woman Suffrage Association
has been organized in Salina, and
like kindred societies In Lincoln.
Ellsworth, Mitchell and other e0un-
ties Is auxiliary to tie State Suffrage
Association, formed last June ia To
peka. The Salina society will Oesu-
py 4 certain space IN the JOURNAL
each week with s1ffrage literature,
original or selected. The following
ladies' are the officers Mrs. Sill,
president; Ms. n. K. Miller. vice
president; Mrs L. NJ. Johns, cores
pondihg secretary Mrs. Jehnerson,
Treasurer; Mrs. I. L. Bond, record
ing sScrstary 5It% Day, vics2presir
dent ufthe precinct. l,di sar as.ts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-09

Our Mr.. How
ard Rash has
returned from
market. Weare
now busily en-
gagged opening
new Fall and
Winter goodsof
all kinds. Our
stock is large
andchoice. The
prices are low
er than ever be-
fore. We solicit
your patronage
j. @. RASH 3
SON,
The Pioneer
Cash House.
Dealers in al
most very
thing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-09

keefition having been Submitted,
signed b, A. NJ Claim and enc hun.
dred and ten taxpayers ofsaliue eOun-
", asking the commissioners to sub
nit q propositions at the next general
election 70 vote one and three quarter
mills on taxable property In Saline
county, for the purpose Of purchasing
q aerss belonging to John Geis, lay
Ing east Of Oakdale Park aud also to
extend the water works into Oakdale
Paf, the commissioners haFe com.
piled viii ths prayer Of the peil-
tioneEs. This additional land
wtll 30 enlarge our Park Is to
pa e it one Of the very best-n0t ex-
esnIing Bisaarck--wesf 81 the Mss
issIppl fivef. Conneblins the present
park With Che added fefriiory By q
bridge, the facilities feF great eKhibi-
tons here will be unequalled. We
have ne doubt that Salinas Park
VIII ersntuslly become the bismarck
Of Kansas. The railroad company
ars already talking Of making the
change
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-18
vi.

In benz Seniter, wel9es bic ausii9t
auf bas @ittertbor bate, iaB 6elicitas.
Sbre aubere @rideinuns mat sdnSli9 pers
dnbert, lie tru9 elm elesantes, i9per ieibs
mes Sleio, iorsfaItis a~ufbewabrt aus Der
.Seit friiberen Changes uno ibre bifen blons
ben SIedtsn paren wie cine Rrcre INN ben
Sopf Sewunben.
Gin junses frii9es gauernmdSden trat
chen beretn, I'M ii9 YerbaltunasmaBres
9eln in Setrefi bes gu bereitenben Mittaq,
mables auSsubitten.
@S bat nod bamit !3eit, Warianne, laas
te Selicitas, mein 0ater 9ebt ,ur StaSt
beute, uuo mir werben nidt Dor brei lIbr
ipeiien. SD nil Dir nu6ber i6on belien,
tnein Batter miro fiber Suten glppetit nit
mad Saus brinsen.
Sie Serri9aft muB i9on elm wenia
gfa9ii9t nit meiner unbebolfenbeit BADEN,
itammelte oas WtaO9en, benn id babe nod
ME bel pornebmen 9euten sebient unb
fir9te, Sic ni9t bsfriebi9en ,u f6unen.
SAB nur gut iein unb glib Dir Miibe, mir
nebmen Did ounn aud nit, wenn mir
nd4itens IN bic StuSt siebn. Oa bore id
nteine SHUTTER fommen, ie pir6 Dir bas
@eitere Eager.
Srau Yerboorb frat eilis 'berein.
Su mubt ioslei3 gum 0orfe sebn, sra.
:%tanne, uno beim 2obntuti9er 6eIteaen,
baB er ben Basen bereit bdlt, bamit Serr
@erboorb ni9t gu parten brau9t, er mill
in elmer 0iertelitunbe CUR Stabt iabren.
9as MdO3en entiernte fi6 eilenben
S9rittes uno ueridpanb baIb ~ienieit bes
@ittertbors.
Nun, mas ma3t Der Yater2 fraste Ses
lieitas, lit CT nod INNER rubia? fem
&rantbeitsjei9en mebr? @eldes uniaas
li9e Slid, liebe Mutter, felt aeitern er.
i6eint mir Die QSsIt i96u wie elm Bardbies,
&aes la9t mir ent9egen, mein Sers iubelt
Dor Sreuoe!
ga meiu &inb, erwisberts Srau gers
boorb, iein 3ultanb bat ii9 felt seltern
nod bebeuteno gebeiiert; er bat bic gan,e
9fa9t rubis sei9Iafen, obne gu traumen,
fem Ntbem mar iebr reSeImaBis wie Der els
mes &inbss. 0enno9 biirfen mir uns
mad einem einsisen Gage ni3t 10 gang Der
9cffnuns unb 6reube binseben. Sebr be-
.llnrp9ist mid iein aneri9atterIi4er Ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-18
81 9 Ii 0 n.
Scr
&antmaan BON MntwcrptH.
- 0 -
GrSdblun9
pom
Scinri6 Confidence.
6ortietun9.

Gnbli6 frasts sr, pie gu iid islbit ipres
den:
Was 1T mr. in aIcr Welt nit mir pors
~oeaan9en? Der grisf lit batirt pom l.
sunni 1867. Bier Sabre! $50 iinb IL?
6aben sic bod fir mid nur bic Sauer
eines ~einsigen lunsen Cages sebubt!
Srant bin i'd ssueien? Sonoerbare 6rant'
belt, elm S9lafen pom pier Sabren! l1no
Id weiB nt6ts, abiolut gar ni6ts BON
stuem, mas mir sei9ebn lit. Sag bod,
2aura, mas fir elm undergraduates uebel
bat mid benn setrofien, paB elm ioI9er
slbsruno BON Sersefenbsit mein Seben un'
terbro6en?
Sin nebeI, bas bdufis uorfomalt, erpi:
berte iie rubis, cine 2rt Neruenfieber, oas
nun iiberruunoen lit; aber Ou muBt Did
rubts bulten.
@r neiete ben &opf uno %ueriant pieber
IN tiefes Nu6oenten, inbem er pom 3ett gu
Belt bas @urt rNerpenfieber" murmelte.
@noli3 fra9te er:
@ber mas gebt mir benn bur9 ben 8opi
BON &ap6ael? Yeinli9e, bdBli9e Srdumc
tparen es, in beuen er mir eri9ien UNI
mid qudlte. -. 0eBbalb eri3redt Did Der
Name, SeIicitas2
Stutt ibrer erpioerte Waoame Yerboorb
nm feline @eoanten BON Der 9efdbrli9er
&i6tun9 ubjulenten:
On b6(tit Oein Yeripreden ni9t, Ser:
boorb, Ou batteit mid bod bofien laiien,
baB Ou rubis iein woateit, uno ldBt Did
nun aufreseu bur9 bic grinnerunS ar
leere Eraumel Su9' lieber iest elm me-
Mig su i9laien, mir wolen Did binau'
fibren, uno ipdter wenn Ou Did gan;
erbolt bait, birten mir uns bann nit uol:
lem Sersen Der 5reuoe binsebsn unb iu
beln iiber bic 8obltbat, bic Der 9tmme
uns ipenoet.
Ou bait Ge9t, 9aura, iuste 8erboorb
i6 ielbit fible b~rinsenb bas Bebirfnil
mad StiQe uub @iniamteit. 90 lang
mein @silt perpirrt unb unfair lit, wero
id ni6t our Rube tommen, i'd wiu Beg
baIb in mein S9lafSimmer sebn unb mein
9ebanten unb grinnerunSen 5u iammell
fu9en.
Sbr mott mid ititsu2 fubr er bann Id
9elno fOIt; wubri6einli4 babt Sbr ba'
iifaiSSaSJffs, At tEgff i iIff sy lqSRbeeffHh ,dt sFnSaiteaSStlt ub II ? g
benn ib fiibIe mid fart senus.
9lm 6uBe Der Sreppe blieb er itsbn UNI
iaste:
IS lit gtuus, mas Sud- eri9redt, mid
pabr? sd CLAUDE gu wiiien, mas ss lit
aber ieio nur Suten Dtutb's, @Ott bat mir
pie i3 CLAUDE, beute cine @nabe erpieien
bic er mn isItsn einem Weni9en su Sbei
werben lGBt. 2aBt mid II ALIEN mi
meinen @eounten, bann perben almdblic
bic 3wejieI i9pinben, bic mid isst nod
beldltigen.
limb uOn ben iOrsiamen 5rauen s~eIeitet,
itie9 ct Die Grerpe binauf. =
SaIb berri6te tiefe &ube in benz einia:
men Sauie; unten i'm 3immer aber, DO,
benz fleinen SiIOe bes @etreuSisten, tniett
bic Mtutter NIT 6elicitas seientten 5aup:
tes, in itiaem, bod beiBem Oantsebet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-18
Eir GiuwauOerer.

giupdnbsrsr unb iolhs peIds 9ermaubte uub Sreunot
aus guropa srparleu. moe:E fd gu isoer 3eit en- ben In
tsrleitneien I'M, Mustn't nno ollie psustu. @enu Ss
nnano BON EUROPA fouInt. 10 beuadridtiae man mi5, n
psItem Sdtfe une IN weltsr SdiFss abtbe!Iuugn NOR an
lanssn wtrb, 10 peros ib b~euielbtn am bttrehenosn sau.
enn9spiasei In enplan9 nebmeu unb tbm lberaa NIT Ratb
nno That sur Setts ltebeu. Als Berirauensmann bee tas
iboltiden eonithS lhr @tnpanotrer babeid bas ReAi. In
cattle gartsn Bite an mid burb Brisie ansapteisHsu @ius
%panorsr gu eInptan9sn nne ilr tbr Seites ~ iorseu, 3a5Is
retde 3eusutlie pon aettltdeu nno reltliaSu perIonsu
iprsdtn thr nstue B~irtamtettin bisier anstlegeHbsit.
S4tTseontraeie &c. uou unb mad europa peroeu beiorat
unb BITE t4er1ts austunit hbsr tatbolti1e 9olouien I'm
Btfsn, Sabrbtuds far a qe acknowledgements ben Der. Staas
ten srtasttt. vasnaSrtifrs:-
Joseph Koelble,
lS5 East Third Street, New York City.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

The WAS All interesting pal!or Oh the brow
of a brawny bootbisck who stood on Msdl'
sou street bathed in the radiance of a
broken street.lamp His box OF brushes
dapgIsd airly from strap which he held
10 his grimy left nd His equally grimy
right hand Was doubled up into n fist
which looked vsry much mSea well-pro.
mem Der he diligently shook very close to
tho nose of much smaller bootblack who
held the reins OF handsome bay horse
attached 10 a light sleigh. There was an
uneasy look In the eye OF the little fellow.
Tbe stony knuckles which were hourished
In front Of HIM seemed to render him
triAe dissatisfied with his surrounding
h. shrank back timidly IS his big enemy
belo we'd:
Eyer goin' to whack up wild me on this
acre snap amt yer?"
wait till see how much I get out OF
IT," answered the little fellow, with an air
OF mucn, Marian" snarled the aggres.
siye bootblack. Yer goin' ter say now
wat yer goin' to do wild der stuff"
HWot II | don't say no'hin' ter yerT
ventured the small boorblscs.
"l'll mash the mug on yer into 10 cen,
bseis.eak right er~ay, you heer ~ screamed
the big boo black IL a passion.
"Oh, my !" walled me frightened little
fellow. Don't you tech me, Bobby, N
I'l whack up w'd yer, III awe yer halt o
Ali / get out o. ther block tyer lemme be ,
| Better take care" Cautioned the m'lli-
ied bully, with a dangerous wag oof hi
| uead. Yer talk well enough, out ye
mustn't 60 fer ter plsyin' no tricks"
| "Ah, my good lille noy," said cherr,
old gentleman who came up to the Nv,
last then, you have kept my horse SAT-
aud sound, see.S Robes and whip sale
100. You ara, -So3 isy USs Some da,
| III lat Won NJ yole zssM slqi Gain. It's
III, n,s.sure. sp e,slpsmw! 10 LEO. it'll,
feas P'Sssu ~ 3a1- S2aiU7p pS .ssfsq y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

KANSAS CRY, Jan. 25.-The horticultural
convention committee on forestry have
proposed resolution, which was adopted,
calling uoon the government TO establish
in the west experimental stations in the m
trrsst of horticulture and forestry Tor the
uurpo,s of solving the problem OF the ddap'
ta,iou of trees aud plants 10 the climate
and soils OF the Mississippi basin, ard the
neat method of cultivatlos. The resou ion
further recommends the creation of BOARD
of forestry and horticulture IN the west,
VINO shall establish authorizations III each
climatic belt; that agents be sent TO ioreigD
countries having imt'ar climate
TO obtain seeds ana receipts Tor propagation
there naming especially hnsH.
and Chinal that the president
of the society appoint acommlItte 70
frame u bill for submission TO congi ess en-
odving tho above points, and that the
CANADIAN government be invlted to
ioin in these foreign researches. The
com mittee was then appointed
az follows: ]. A. Sterling, Nebraska; ex-
Goyeruor l.. w. Fairness, Nebraska: Oliver
Mobbs, Minnesota, Professor Budd, lowe;
n. ]. Coleman, Missouri: G. J. Johnson,
Kansas; s II. Newiin, Arkansas; Robert
Douglass, Illinois; Parker earle, Illinois.
The remainder OF the session was occu-
pied in discussing topics OF interest
and the reading of papers, Including
one on Horticultural experimentation by
Professor CASSIDY, OF Fort COL
i'm. Col. RADIO; and the sorghum
sugar ioduatry, by cxLentenant-
Governor Coleman. of 81. LOUIS. The con-
vpntion adjourned this evening to meet in
New Orleans during the Worlds eSpos'-
Ion, the day to pe fixed by the executive
com 10 ttee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
THE WEENGY nEHALD TnUHaDAY JANUAWY 40 -,

las t1finftf M NJ Humseh rinr ~ dall
~ f.fs NHf f HIf HfnHi, 900 indeed iN'
dIsss Ice iah0iiths safmsi ~ b. tnifsiF
q 90 aFufdtfsi shis In th.s eirdi.
IlIn fhuuli herlWa hYrnfi1ndfl u ahf
ieafifl s1Hf.si'unl ufaslti sifuo 90 nr1i 20
iuhsny presented themselves. "a en-
suesd az inssu ibls dsfiie ~ seer hui nn
fsiifins seud lis assrs iif lone Hue
tnfmsnisd With troubled HisciiuhsY aud
when Al last dii tall lots an unsstg slam
bef NJ short duration n sas disturbed ~
h0Tfid dFssms. IL this condition I IL
tsfHlined o. tats q trip IN lufOps, but ~
spite OF all The attention ot pny,i1isbs a,d
change ~ scene sud climate, | did not i'm
prove, aud ~ returned h0ms with No earth
w hops NJ ever a.sin being AOle 10 leave
the hOuse.
Among the numerous friends ihat called
on me vas Qua who mad been afflicted some.
what similarly 10 myself, out sho bad been
restored Ia perfect health, Upon his ssf'
nest recommendation | began the same
treatment lac mad employed, nut with little
hope Of being benefited. AT trst | eIpsri.
enoed little, u any, relief, except that u ala
no, distress my stomach As other remedies,
or even food had done, l continued lis use, |
however, and after the tho third hottie |
could see marked change for lhs better, |
aud now AFTER the fifteenth bottle lam
happy 20 state that am again able to at
tend 10 my professional duties. i sleep |
we'll, nothing dlstressss me that | eat, l go
from day 10 day without = feeling OF wsari'
ness or pain, indeed | nm n well man
and wholly through the influence Of
II. ~, Warner & Co.'S Tippecanoe.
consider this remedy NJ taking the nigh
est possible rank in the treatment OF sli
diseases marked by debility, loss a. app.
lite. aud all other sympt0ms Of s'om,ch
aud digestive disorders, II is oyerwhtim,
ingy superior 10 the toLics, b,I,tIs, AID
dyspepsia cures 1.-THE day, and is certain
10 be 50 acknowledged by the puoiic uni
ThOus Inds OF people to-day AR
going To premature gIayes with these ser
ious diseases. that have aboyr described,
AID TO al such would say I'D Lot lsi
your good judgment b. COVERED nv your
prejudices, but give the above named rem
edy a fair and patient trial, ami | behave
you will not only be rewarded by = perfect
restoration to health. but you will also be-
that the medical pro'.s sion doss
not posses all the knowledge there IL en-
braeed Ia the medical science"
A q, RICHARDS, M. D.,
iGS fremont street, Boston, Mass.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
Cherubini's Lost Love.

There 10 n good slory going the round,
concerning Sicnor Chsrubini, the pompous
mashing bssso OF the Nspleson opers
troupe. Sgnor Cnerubini Is u large man
whose shoulders arc slightly stopped. This
his only deformity, Is said to be due TO the
difficulty he has In dragging his voice
around. In features be is the perfect type
OF the swarthy Nespoli,nn.
6iuce his arrival In America the signor
has enjoyed himself hugely at the expense
ct number OF hsttcring female hearts, but
recsnt catastrophe has impa''ti HIM 10
rec,s,er vow 'zit he viz r,,.i: looking
at q. leddle go long vie be ssI'
Among the ,-i.. y May 'l's under.
paid ballet |. -..'I pirNir trj mode st
girl. TbisyOs|- 'tig ".s'7 '.r." 10 tbs
tender aitent ~ 49, I,ni IL Was
sgsesd betw, aga' Angelo Srivi'0
Ngpirson's coInt-n''a, 'a' fen rnd Mr..
Parry. tkhG tn. nB'.-r Ds loads ,lr abjsst
o. , joke. A COT. Ouf .a'ssu ,-,qugntly
Si.uoe Angelo, "la bad ulJ 10 New YOrk
In lhe mesntiG i'su the following let
tor 10 Cheruhin, "nich had been written
hy iha versatile Mr.. Parry:
New lo,k, Dec. -. ls3-siEnoF Cheruoini: ,
SlR-As The legal Suvlse: OF Nile; -,
vish 10 call your a tention 10 'hs ou.'
rsgsous treatment which she has suffered
at yonr ha0dB. shall oeGln suit against
you at once Tor heavy damages.
Yours legally. HoEAoE FiTIMosras.
When Cnetuoiui read tnis ie''er he was
well nigh distracted, aud he iostaniiy
sought stage manager Parry ana begged 10
be advised as 10 the best course he should
pursue. Mr.. Parry, alter hurried consul.
aton with Signor Angelo, ,old oheruoin'
that theia OF fehhsylVaha were Vsfy &c.
we're, aid it might be well for him to au'.
the state. Ch.rublni packed his traps az
once and put of to Boston, where hetroupe
were billed TO- anroy she pGo,ic 'Hs iolioS
log week. When Informed that Cherubini
had gone, signor Angelo rubbed bla hands
aud fairly danc- d Tor Joy. rs oshnr An
gelo's duty to purchase car tlche.s ior the
singers while the company 10 en- route, ana
then charge the amount TO- Privste Nspie:;
son. When, therefore; o'shor Oneruolnl
left before the others, no mad to pay his
own fare.
ut we're we're goot shore" ne said' ven
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

sests, hsm Wtsll sflnf OsfFhffg W.
/ i,rrslsy, ~ Al ftm nufrst, Ofsaihfu.
tpn n ~ fslis nIb ftson W fuosef 81
,ei ifnni Hili.
.0Atyssros, Jsn, ~ lr'sgs r. rbfe-
suits f0f danaFfs Eefs u - In ihe dIsifio'
court i0dsy arllnst The Missouri Psoliis
al way, the iifs' aus by Isadufs
LION, fof $1,000, and the others
by ihs sidos ~ Elvad L0pg
aud the wldos & Jane, Riley, for 90 100
sash. The suits are bas,d on the ground
tou, Houston Il Harrisburg road, IN De
oember ~ H., Lyons w. Injured and Long
and Riley killed. The petition changes
sro., negligenos on the part Of the railroad
employed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
HYPOCHONDRIA.
Tho Mysterious Element In the Mind
That Arouses Vague Approximations
What Actually Causes 1t.

Tho Mysterious Element In the mind
That Arouses Vague Approximations
What Actually Causes II.
The narrative below by prominen,
scientist touches subject of universal i'm
pOrtauce. Few people are free from the
distressing evils which hypochondria brings
They come ~ all times aud are led by the
very flame which they themselves start
They are dread Of coming deraugemeut
caused by present disc! der and bring about
more suicides than any other one thing
Their first approach should be carefully
guarded.
Editors Herald:
IL is seldom appear in print and
should not do 80 now did not believe my
self in possession of truths, the revelation
of which will prove OF inesimab.e value 10
many who may see these lines. Mine his
been q trying experiences. For many years
l was conscious OF Went o! nerve tone.
Ny mind seemed sluggish and fet Ger.
tain falling off In my natural ConGitlon OF
jntellcc uui acute ne IS, ACTIVITY and vigor. /
presume this is the same way IN which on
innumersble nun Der Of other people feel.
who like my self are ply sicslly below par,
but, like thousands of others, paid no at.
tsntion to these annoying troubles, AT
Irritating them to overwork, ana resortlng
to glass OF beer or milk punch, which
WOulU LOT Inc tlfuo luVlkOruto uuu AoAioNe
my WEAKNESS.
After awhile the stimulants commence
to disagree with my stomach, my wear
ness increased, and l was compelled "a
resort to other means to find relief. Id
physician i, suffering he invariably call
another physician TO prescribe for him, a
he cannot see himself as ne sees others; so
called ph stefan and he advised me to
try Q little chemical food. OF bottle 70
hypophospnates. | took two or three bot
ties of the chemical food with no apparent
benefit. Ny lassitude aud indisposition
seemed to increase, my iOod distressed me.
l suffered from neuralgia pains in different
parts of my body, my muscles became sore,
nv bowels we're constipated, aud my pros
poets for recovery were not very fastefing'
/ stated my case to- another
physician, aud he advised me take
| i've to ten drops OF Msgende';
solution OF morphine, Two or three times 9
day, Tor the weakness and distress in my
stomach, aud blue pill every other nigh
to relieve tue constipation. Toe morphin,
produced snch deatalv nausea that
could not take It, and the blue pill failed Il
rei, We my constipation.
In this condition / passed nearly {
year, wholly unit for business, Will
the effort to think was irksOme an,
] painful. Ny blood became impoverished
I'D suffered from inc capacity with an ap
slling SCI s, OF misery aud general spprs
so,ion Of coming 3u, u ;ss s :,ss pie:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
Patching a Peace.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The general passen'
ger agent of lines Interested in the business
Between Chicago and KsnsasCity met to-day
for the purpose OF adjustment OF rates east
fro n the latter city, which have been some.
what demoralized since the trouble between
tho Sesboard trunk liaes and the Missouri
river lines, growing out of payments
NJ commissions by the latter a.
New York on business to the Missouri
river. A representative of the Burlington
road stated tua road was unwilling to en-.
ter into any temporary arrangement, bu,
insisted In n solid, substantial
agreement to secure the maintenance
Of rates west from Chicago az well rs east
bonnd from Kansas City. Without reach
inc a CONCLUSION tho meeting adjourned tc
the 3l9t instant, when IL was thought such
an agreement will be reached.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
wEATHERFORD.

WEArHERFoRp, Jan. %. - [Specia!.l -
United States Marshal Gosberg and Deputy
George Wolf ore here from Jacksboro with
tina three men who robbed the stage be.
tween Lam pasas and Ssrierfiet on this B.
inst. All three of the men were shot in
the fight when they were captured, hut
not seriously. The men are Identified by
the stage driver. who here, ana his watch
and ether pr opeTlx was iounu on 'ue'r pr
eons. Marshal Gosberg leaves tonight
with the prisoners tor Austin. where the
prisonurs will To tried in the United States
court Text week.