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(!aZ!1tEiCuEa Cutie U .E;!;a;l 014E's s1EEaE SAZVGUHEy A Positive Cure for Every Form of Skin and Blood Disease.
 from Pimples to Scrofula.

Tiiot>A>p> of LETTERS In our possession r. | G.at this story; ] have been te-rthle sur.r IT.,
 Tor y.ars with Bioot Anh skin Hninor~: hay, been obliged a shun rnhtr places nv r,.a...r i n, disnSurfng hunar-: have had the hes phySi.tan. nase ssni handre'is ei d9llar> and gaf real r.. lisf uutii used tie t'iTtcUEA Es~oIVf~r sh, ne,, hioed Purifier internally, and crIlcuH, ami . [ IT. ncrs. externally. which have rare.! m. and len m skin and blood pure aS T chid's
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co,

= He 6o hsysty 1cy!ify nat s0e sHbey- z,.fs sks avrz...csge essr fey rH tke .'fo.rtIl. ly Gnd .StmT-4Eraai Dya79ngs of Tie Loiasfana Skake Lokfe,-v Compasy, and IT PsrSen manage and confyol Ms DyazO- fngS hcmselveS rad = 7! Me sa0e sy, aondnfktd 7Offd Loresy. fai,ness. ana "a eoca f':sE sosruyd all bG,fies. a,i.l 4rt aatsoyfze Me Co1sf rnv ko nSe AAis ceys.f icafe. -lin. I,f-sfDst.t, or oz,- s:s I s,4re, ied, ig IF adus,fseneats.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

AtARD.-f, al suffering rom errors a. t1.-fFeii"uS ai xeulh. nervous weakness. ear cas loss @f n.aHhs'sa Nc.. will send areeIy Nil eur y"e. FREE ot CHARGE. This rsmeay vas discovered hy ! missionary In Amer .. >eai sesf-adaresssd envelope l.. E .9o~EPH |. lsNtN. stntiaa D New York
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
Gem rlai..iouer.

Iacerpor ,e'i h i.s far .5 As fAe Legislature for tnrstl"nal and ( iiaritAbie pt rlss,-. with sspta .t slo'sst-i1 which a resgrtt lg,ls. ev.f s55.'.sfs has since been xi,i..t.
 Bs <n overwhelming | OulAr sfs 5f= frsiI5t.I ,e '" s made par u! tlr >I.;s t toi4ss.t4tiau adai'tcd December 2si. A. Ii. is.s.
 IES 0HlY LoGfsrp es'sYY aose9 or ard f.!- s.i ty :Ae te9tlt ofasy Stste
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

The paper On which THE TRAvElER is printed IS furnished by The Grah sm Ia per Company, 5. Louis. Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
LONDON

F. VI. Heihciiag,an. 3si, Strand. And | soii ni a.. retail nc" sN.4iers every Ekore.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

An exchange asks Who IS the Test man John L. Sullivan has tha, repu- tation.-Aep Iott Gtabh..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

Henry Buefger. who for 50 many years nas had the Arkansaw agency of Lemp's St. Louis lager beer. continues to lead the beer trade of the state His house on Markham street is headquarters for beer, Ice, and all saloon supplies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

A New York man owns bulldog ,ha, weighs only nve and one half pounds. if ,his breed could be encouraged, and introduced generally. love-maklng would lose haif it's ierrors.-Pihfsbgrgh Chyon- ielt 1tltsyabA.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

A leading Washington contemporary remarks of Chicago journalist that l" his good nature is proverbial, and he is al- ways ready to kiss and make up with a political opponent" A Chicago edito- nal kiss must be a gruesome affair." Nrzg ioyk Grablie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

Nath Alderman, corner Fifth and Cen. ter streets, always keeps in stock the pur. est and best of imported gins, brandies and wines, and fine liquors of all kinds
 The ",ug trade is one ofihe features of Maths business, and parues in the coun- uy, wishing really good article of liquor
 may send their orders to Mir. Alderman, with the assurance that shipments will pc made promptly and goods will prove
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11
the HERALD: FRI DAY MORNING APRIL II. 1885,

was visible In the hall. which showed that
tha fire was eiili confined to tho lower
story. No attempt was made TO save either
this building or those adjoining, us IL was
seen 10 be useless, they oring IN what u
called wood range; II enorts were DE-
recied toward SAVING the contents OF u. q
Bealls dry goode store, Mckinney y Caves
furniture st,re. N. l.. Hampton's. saloon
aud Harper Bros eslOon. Quite crowd
hgylng collected. and working with Will;
most OF the goods ia these buildings We're
saved, " being tossed ont IN tho street and
scattered Ia every direction "an he oonsid :
cred saved. In the meantima number OF
mrn having mounted th0 rooi OF the Hut
ford & Kelley building ncrose the street on
the south irom the wood range, and that OF
Mrs. Bsldwin's building, ecr1as tho alley
north, with Tee supply OF water foon sat
urnted these, and hy keeping constant
stream PLAYING succeeded IN preventing the
fire from spreading. At present the IRE ~
dying down, and oil that Is LETT OF fSo,COO
worth of 81, operty Il ashes and u few burn
ing timbers. The irsuianco, II 10 supposed,
wilt not cover more than ball the loss.
There IN little doubt but that the IRE Yves
the work OF an inoendiary. The following
buildings were desiroyed Hampton Bros.
drug store, G. Bsalla dry goods sloie,
NJ. i. Hsmpton's aloon,. Moklnney d
Cave's furniture sinrc. and u. w. Hamr-
toms building occupied bv Herper Bios.
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMs.
Exciting Court Scenes.

SAN FRANcrsco, April 0. The court room
during the trial of the Sharon divorce case
to-day was in great connection. Mrs.
Shawan, a witness for the defense, was on
the stand and Judge Tyler, attorney for
Miss Hill. was suhjeciiog her - severe
cross examination. He said he proposed to
show hat the witness had dined at disrepu-
table places and visited an assignation
house With strange men. Mrs. Shiwan
manifested intense excitement and hurried
ly put DER hand in her pocket ss IL to draw
q revolver, but was checked by the counsel
10 the defense, who implored her TO keep
cool. During the excitement which pre-.
vailed, McCune She1aD, a man about y
years OF age. and son Of the witness, APP
preached Judge Tyler but was stopped by
the latter's sons who threatened to shoot
him down II he attempted to draw pistol.
judge Sullivan ordered the witness and her
sou removed from court, and Immediately
after d rclared recesB.
At tho opening Of the afternoon session
the iurge refused her further testimony in
the cass until assured that no one in the
court room was armed and would require
the certificate of the policeman at the en-
trance docr TO that effect.
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SULPHUR spRISes. April o.-[Correspon..
depce. IA little ripple OF excitement
was created by tho separation
OF man and wife-partles being from
the country. They had sold out, prepsra-
tory for move west, when disagreeing
this morning he took the two oidest c9lin
dren and boarding this mornings train LEFT
for parts unknown.
The western fever Is right bad with us:
q. ]. Hunter and Seth Stewart returned
from Fort Worth, whittier theyshad gone
10 satisfy befoIe settling. Both bought
property in the Chicago OF Texas. and will
leave at an early date.
,onr over W. stern counties. He was 81 de-
lirbted that he bought property In both
Comanche and Brentwood.
No new boom on coal miner.
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To BIO Cnnrl.MnriiaIed.

COLUMBUS, o., April 9.-The adjutsnt-
general has issued an order relieving from
duty aud placing under arrest +. b. Mott
and George II. Phillips, colonel and lieu
t.nant-colonel respectively, OF the fonrth
regiment, Ohio National Guards, OF Day
toS, for disoheying the order Of proper
constituted authority and misconduct while
on Duty on the call Of the governor for the
suppression of the ri ,t at Cincinnati. Msjor
II. b. Bowles Yves placed in charge OF the
regiment. A court martial will soon be APP
poiuted TO try the cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11

There are many cheap cosmetics offered
IL, sale which claim 10 contain nothing in
iurious TO the skin. This is all bosh, al, or
very nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleierious and poisonous drugs IN
The mnteris medica; they destroy the vital
ity of the skin. making the consumer IRE,
msturely withered aud old. a. Pozzoni
guarantees his medicsted complexion pow
1Sther and you will never regret;
~ a per box. Sold by all
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IETANTEp.- You TO STOP AT THE NATION
w AL HOTEL; arst-o!asB accommodations al
teascunble rate only ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS PER DAY. The build
,ng Is brick, with three g,s'rways In caao o. Gre
Located IN tho business portion OF the city, only
me SQUARE from ptreet-cer line, and one scuart
rom Texas q Pacific and Missouri focino DepoI
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going ov,s
allied ror all trains T. CLEARY. pfoprlcor.
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NOR SAL E-A GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
Il retire from livery business desires 10 sell his
entire outfit consisting Of residence, stable,
horses bugglos and carriages; the owe is tilu-
will take II part trade DALLAS city property IL
uitanl or win sell ON easy ierms; II ilne open
ing and u gos bargain will be given. For
terms Address Box ll5, Dallas. aprln-2w
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Y,1Uh SsLE-s NLuUN DOING 4 FINE BUr-
4 ines In the hanit ofthc city. For pafticu-
Jars. apply TO STRAUSS b LEVY, 6l7 E.m
street. nufS lw
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO cONTRACroHs-sEALE o
N pos-is for the build'"g OF a brick n a store
isjl for IIuat count, Tgxar, will he received %
nv Office, in the city Of Greenvilc until IL
O q ocn m on Saturday, the l7th day Of May,
1854 The bids win be received for the erection
OF the building. aud for the iron work separate-
". aud the bidders for The bui.d NC will be re-
quired to flc with their bios an approved pono,
of fisne,s and cor iaraie OF n clerk OF court
where tho parties reside OF the solvency OF the
suret,. q: said bond cond toned for tho fnithf1l
D rformance OF the work according 20 the plans
and speciications The party TO whom the con.
tract Tor the cells and iron work IN awarded VIII
bs r quired to give bond They viii also bs
required 10 pIesen, samples OF material pre-
posed 10 be used In the cell and iron worr.
Piins and specihca ions IN be seen at my of:
fico In Greenyilc, Texas, and at the oihce Of
Dodson 4 DUDLEY srcnu,@ wac, ,i ~ b 1as ns ~,
for the building as tho work progresses, and FOR
the cells and iron works when completed, no
court reserves the light to reectanyeni all bids.
8. SHERRILL.
County Judge Huat County.
r. V,f,Q
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county JuuEc buat touiit)'
GsEHNvILLB TtxAp, Aprii 3 1881

NOTICE TO CoNTRACrORs-5FALEp Pro-
IN posals will be received by the Comm ssion-
Store Courl-house In the town OF Graham. In
accord nee with the plans end specifca atoms
now on file the county clerks oflcn OF said
,ish bond In the sum OF s2l 90 for the faithful
performance of the work. 10 DC approved by the
comfy clerk Of the conntT in which said bonds
men reside. Payments VIII b. rade 10 Cash on
Inc archits cts estimate o. the work progresses
twenty per cent. OF The contract pyics will be
reserved until the competion and acceptance
of the worn. Plans can be seen at tho county
oflre Of Dodson & Dudley. Waco, Texas. RIOS
will be received until ~ M. April 20. lsst The
court rcserving the right to reject any ma al
bids u =. anrc ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11

a OR sALE-A SPAN OFFINE LARGE Work
/ mul,s Inquire of A J. PORTER ut Office
or Wiar Plnw Com panv. splU
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The dead past is the carcass which innst
be left for the political vultures TO PICK
upon. In politics the same thing is re-
Ace ond penacal police are ignored and OIL
cars are elected upon party lines, which,
when the municipality Is concerned, are
perfectly senseless. The old system 10 the
creature OF the political chieilsins and ma
chine manipualors tor the purpose OF pre-.
serving party organization. IL is great
convenience to the ringmas'ers. ous greai
curse 10 tho country Lrt our ~ 'ona,
REPRESENTATIVES, turn out tns Iascals and
poIi,icians. Let our stockmen and farmers
speak. ana il they have grievancee or IN
teresIs at etnke In state policies. and let mu
inequalities draw the party lines on ques,1,
tons of police, ard purity in politics will
be the result. -TWaoo Examiner.
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PRESS POINTS.
Topics OF the Times rs Treated by the
State Journals.
A Variety OF Views on Various Subjects
Of Interest.
Plthy Paragraphs OF the Press

coon oMEg.
The negroes ot reXis oau, publish aud
edit three papers IN the state. Ihht IL
pretty well for ms downtrcdden. We re-
joice sincerely that this people arc endeny'
oring 10 elevate themselves ~ this way. ~
Is good sign. anu al GOOD ot'Sens WIZ Diu
them godspeed Il Austin Statesman.
WANTS TO KNOW.
The Galveston News Wa Is know, now
the Ago would like it N the Post should
charge that one OF the banks OF Houston
had loaned the AGE 100000. In reply we
will say that the charge could do no gent
deal OF harm; as nobody VINO knows eiiher
the banks or the Age would believe IT,
Houston age.
TOO GOOD THING.
The fact that GeLeral Beauregard ~
rather severe on Jubal Eafly IN Colon,
Roman book does not prevent the Two ola
vets from peecesbly serving toBe,her hs
commissioners OF the Louisiana lottery.
Zen thousand dollars salary per annum 10
too good thing 10 be lightly thrown away
Il Houston Age.
III NOT HoGGIsH.
with population In 1851 OF l,OluOsO
Texss polled 2iOOl0 votes Her 2U)OOOO
Inhabitants, If the same proportion oI thenn
vote this year, will pol 200 600 votes; VI
this increase OF e0,OOO, north Isxas VIII eis'
full l5CCO. And etill We are nos hoGgish'
South Texas can have the oficss-DuI sac
mad better make the mos, OF them TINS
time.-[Fort Worth Gazette.
"CULCHAnl"
Northern literary aud philanthrop,o dudes
are never weary of hgrpipg upon the DIu'
tality of the southern community. Wnat
nhnfisaiesl imperiineuce this Is may DO
seen from the tact that dog fight OF toe
NJ ost brutal character took place ye.tt,,rday'
at Milford, four miles west OF New Haven
one of The centrea OF their boosted culture
at which 200 Yale students aud other repro,
seutatiyes Of the rellucment OF the lAnu OF
steady hsbis we're present. inc nVs'
tonight Grst and the men afterwards
fHoustnn Journal.
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lyANTED-FIFTY LADY OPERATORS
w Apply betw en- the hours Of 7and s q IN, on
Main street. onirasce, IA nd floor. Benkcnship
I Blake. mp Str
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4 OR SnLE-SALUUN FURNltURF, COM
/ pising c0un or, shelving and ice chest ~
good rs new; viii sell very cheap for cash Ad.
drn.s 8 Herald ollice. IGW
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Uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

DECIDED BENEFIT.
DR.. John p. Wheeler, Hudson, New York,
says: II have given 1t with decided bene-
IN la a case Of innutrition OF the brain
from abuse OF alcohol"
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NT0rICE TO CONTRACTORS = SEALED
IN bids will be received from the I'd day
70 =, n%cioct for the erection and completion Of q
s;one court- house for Clay county, Texas, or
bricS With stone Thinning. all bids 10 be filed In
the county clerks once Of said county on or
miSsonf ri court reserves :he right to reject any
snd al bids Plans aed specifications VIII be on
file in county clerks Office OF said county on snd
~'S' 49, S,onntv .Indva Cav C,untv, Texss.
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FOR RENT

-
NOR kENF-A Nav THRr E.sToRr BRICK
i hotel, "unfurmshed;" g rooms on ground
door ard 40 on fecond and III I'd floors; erovnd
floor rooms can be rented a. good figures; honse
is centrally located and y tho only good hotel
building IN The ely: will be rented on liberal
terms 10 the right party. For further infotma.
tlon ADDRESS II HARRir. Terrell. Tex. apo
NOR HENr-Ft RNisHED-uNtI IL OCTO-
i Der lst, the residence ofW q. Connor, cor
ner Young and Ervay street.. A ~ 20 Nor
decai & Co., owe. Flipper Adoue Il Lohils
Bank. snro.at
NOR RENT-RO0MS FOR REM: SOU IL
Il ern and eastern exposure. Apply TO Oliver
chilled Plow Works. mario
NOR RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
rooms and ore II gle room south Exposure.
third floor OF new building on Main erect, next
10 Herald building; light ard ventil,tion rsr:
feet; water and closets same floor LlNDSLEf
& BE- tDFoRD, Attorneys 7S5 Ms,r street up.
stairs) mar2zt
TOR RENT-THE SECOND STORY OF THE
/ n,v Posiolics bui ding, fine large room,
50x8O feet 3 l. c,rner of sycamore snt Elm
streets Apply to MURPHY d BoLANz, Real
Estate AGENTS. marlou
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Jokerr
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lXTANlED- TWO BOILER MAAkRs. AP.
w ply Immediately to Novelty Iron Works
Good wagea and steady employment. JOHN
WEgTFK. lan10ti
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'llTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO OOK
w wash aud iron; none but wood cook need
nnplN J. T. IRhZEVAN I $50 Ross av. mar 6tf
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PrrrsBuRe April9-An important meeting
of the Western Nail association was held In
this CIV to-day. After full discussion OF
the state trade II was decided 10 form a
pool whote managers have arbitrary control
offhe western nail trade. Uuder this su-
HhcrIty prices will be regulated. the pro-
nGno6nieted and such other measures
considered necessary. The
>liahtend orders plenty.
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VEJAN TED THREE GOA f.MAkENe m. 7
w medlG,oly at II. ZiMMERMAN'5. Dallas,
Toxar mur10tt |
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LvOk -ALL--20 MICH COWS WIN YOUaG
g nnlyos ] X. kROOk EnrLov. InXns.
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FOR SALE.

U,OR sALF-FoUR GOOD KENTUCKY
Il jacks, ut Csbells Livery Stable corner Com
roe AVID Houston streets. Come ami. see
them apri0-3t
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NY ANTEn-To SELL LOW, ONE SODA
w ana aius. IN good order, also two fourt ~
CuAS KAHN. api2 lm
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NTO1 ICE TO C0NTRArT0Rs-BIDS WILL
IN he received up 10 April l6, 1921, for erecting
sohoai Bnilding in Enuis, Texas. Plans and
sncc ficstlous can be seen at Ennis National
u.ot Rnuie Texas.
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-OR SALE-UHEAP- ACRES OF LAND
near Kleburg Station on Texas Trunk Kali
road Inquire OF LATHRoP & LATHROP Gia
n m ,tra.f msro5-l n
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L and brick 81 re for sale on easy terms;
c ause for selling, business dun. AppytoJ.
IL .AKEY. Ennis. Texas. mnflR I'm |
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NOR sALE-lSU, 5OOI--GKEAT BAkoAlN
I MY farm, 81 miles east of Dallas, on Re- *
Raiiroid TO Paris 100 Rcres, al under fence
good frame residence, rooms. lsthed anu
plastered: brick fireplace In each room COCO
bearing fruit trees. all Of very best select on;
6sh pond stocked with German caro-; horses,
wagons, pows, and all for the sum of Fix thou
sand Ave hundred dollars; time, sI.50a In cash,
balance In one two three. Jour and fve years
M ~ per cent. Address w. U. COMMON BOX
AZ, Galveston. Texas. ieb6.lm
EsOR SALE OR RENT - A fIssT-CLAss
l. brand new piano. viii sell on tao lnstlu.
rnent plan. Applv 10 36i Ross avenue febl9if
NOR SALE-BRUOM MACHINES FOh BALE
Il Two new machines and presses. Westlake
q Il itton manufacture, for Balc onesp. Address
VIM PFOuTa, care Herald office jan2lf
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IUKS lLE-BANkRUPrs Fpt X FOR SALE. |
/ We have n stock OF goods worth $1,000 AMI
store house In nice cNnutry town worth 600
We viii sell CHI ap forcssh. or tride ..r Dallas
city property BiiANKEN HIP e BLAKE.
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TOR SALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
/ Jersey heifors; also a lew impaired thor
ough bred high grade Holsieins. at Riverside
Stock Farm corner Jefferson aud Cochran
.treets Dallas TEXAS. innr29 I'm
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| uTANTED--A JDR rRINrER no ASSIST
| w forem "A: stead sitdatl u IN O Office
| 10 right man Write Immediately 90 FObE-
Mas, 623 Il IN street. Dallas. npi6 II
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WANTED "A NEAT INDUS RlOUS
w hon, e.girl for easy work. Mrs THOMAS
RANDALL. cor. cRiuth and Grinlu sts. Gpru.3.
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WANTS..

IANTED-lMPoRi ANT TO LoCoMO 1--WE
w and marine boiler makers requiring non.
Two hrstcn.r mechanics having over 20 years
Z 'rt fcates from the most important hrIs ~
Eng q d def,Ious 'fbeitaIipg iheir own no VOL
MS their families al ion, Will be pleased 70 en-
gage with ans masters reqllriug such Hssi,tanec
having left FnL land or the 18Th OF warren III ine
ship iofdeGux. Applications o be made a. inc
otirc OF Ills paper, leavips thel' name ana 90.
dress nor THuMAd cpRDER nnll.lt
xArANTEO--slTUAliU n AsC OK OR Gen.
w oral homework Can vt SIG II ord 81. IL
XN7ANTEU--AN kRRANDB BOY AT 81 MAIN
w sltCci npfll'5t
yxTANrED-Pu PURCHASER FOR VALUABLE
w property and pnyiug sal Jon bus ness. irst-
@ as locsion In East Dallas. Apply 10 VEAL,
COO fER & VuNrRR. Rptll.2t
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-02-14

lock up the great iron, nail, steel and
glass factories, stop the spindles and
looms in every cotton and wooden mill,
overturn the dye tubs in every print
mill in new England, crush out the
newly inaugurated silk industry of
New Jersey and the Pacific slope, fill
up the watts of all the tanneries in the
country, destroy the shoemaking in
dustries of east and west, abolish the
great wagon and carriage works that
now supply vehicles to half the hab-
table globe, close up the cutlery
works that now sell their wares to the
merchants of Sheffield, England, tear
the machinery out of the 5000 paper
mills of the country, do away with
the carpet and furniture factories now
thriving prosperously in the land, and
compel the millions of laboring men,
women and children now earning
bread and raiment and shelter in
these industries, TO engage in agri-
culture and live or starve as they
may. That is the programme of the
Democratic, free trade House of Rep
resentatives. That is the feast to
which Mr.. Winans, Mr.. Maybury and
Mr.. Yaple invite the people of Mich
igan.-F2iU Globe
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-02-14

Free traders tell the laboring men that if
the tariff were removed they could buy the
neoessaries of life much cheaper. Conoede
it, for the sake of the argument, although
as a general proposition, it is not true. Free
trade will also destroy the manufacturing
interests of the country and throw thous-
ands upon thousands of laboring men out
of employment. OF what advantage would
the decrease of prices be to them when they
had nothing to buy with, and no means OF
earning anything?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-02-14

For some reason Decatur is losing
its old time reputation for freedom
from the annoyance occasioned by
petty burglaries, and every little
while some place is raided. Last
night the saloons of a. b. Knight
and Joe Rogers, and the freight de-
pot were entered. At each of the
saloons a small amount of money
was found, and a few cigars were
taken, but at the freight depot
nothing was secured. The work was
evidently that of novices as there
were none of the marks of the pro-
fessional. 1t is a query whether the
plan of having the night watch at
certain points at stated intervals is a
good one, as it affords those who de-
sire to commit depredations ample
opportunity to so SO. Under the old
method these petty raids were prac-
tically MISUNDERSTANDING Repu6H-
can.