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na aiiufsnse ~ n9 sffiir iI sf'1mnllsl
ihmfuhifrif HHl. n fufif finedv
tp 80 d'nriltlr fIaf l.HfHf fH f.fumeI
the lahHff m fHm.u.sr $40 nf OF
The Canvsfs l'Iftft.lWff 49,
Fiss thHi hfti boon q
the oooasiI M ana the pose. snmsiimesV
bestowed upon mIfH fri|N net lo com.
mutiriia tu inuua. FOG gIll, grateful be-
ynnd ell words % my lr.lrW CluniVnen,
who would u.siFn suuh D.. DO sui inno-
ton g. nae, I am cirH0'ed By tho fenee-
ton ihst usi u.r itr dou CTaile party, nor
Tho IfpuhirHa f1T whose Ia.
tuTa that party o. the best
guafAutor-is rUu or ever can be depold'
tnt upon any nru man FIR ItHii sleeessiul
pTagftss iu iho gstu oi a noble restinyi hays
inc given 90 their welfare whatever OF
healn AMI strength possessed
or could 1llrlF tom the future
and hayi4s IeiGhed the itrm OF
nv capacity Tor such lshOrs as their vel.
fare row demands, nut submit h tha Will
Of Goo Ia fovuins my pubic career for
ever clC,ed,
ISignsll hiNpFL J, IlLnks,
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Mr.. John Howsrd, agent of the Bee Line,
is in the city. he hiss Just returned from
Midland and speaks in glowing terms OF
the omiug infant wonder. Mr.. Howard
informed a rspoI Ter of the HERALD that
there had been plenty Of rain and the crops
pa-7. i the rrea It expectations of the far
mer,. Alien Bros, OF Tex,ukans, have
a large lumber yard and are se,,,i sup
DR.. Cochran, OF Abilene. has moved to
Midland aud opane d drug store. Mr..
Wa dlow, i,om cor. etoT,n, Ohio, is erect %;t
ing business house and livery stable. The
ho:el OF Capt Tin Wash Kane, at B & Sandy;
is to be removed to Midland in a few
days. The contrac' has already been made
with the Tail.oad to an; port 1t. The new
depot is finished, and there are about one
dozen W. is IN tightt the depot. There
is a move on loot I, have The town COM
papy dig line Of wells every ten miles e, In l
land to the settlements for general use
of parties travelling at that point.
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UlT mono rsCrH
PffT nrrO, Pa Juno b. lh1 c.nf ,o.'
tiuufI t1-tHy Ncf,hu W'fu, TA.f ii'li
.H.rHrIHuOH f.HIt
F,s.fsr--.Pnr iiDH Am,riqu. wor'
Tor ITO, second, isIIsbens ihr'' TIME
WIZ srkss-F,, lhrf'.y,sr Oh, ths'
have not rIu he tbs.rssc'nf- rar' ID 'lfW'
milo s.r uuu HT r'gf',It-uion'Hft
Drnur.tHu. 81 Tor T.. .'lelbhf t1Ot
Ibs le-d WITH ninughtCu fecnh',
til,ug.r and DfuufhlOn Tan a length tp'r
To- milr, when Brnufnton rot oven :
diYiug tiuish took place IN Ihn lH,t quar-
Ter. Gieubar winning by nose bf"n w., a.
tsl. 5pe0ud; Major l. third, Iins-''ld'
Third RsGr--PuysN 500 uis AMI luHf'
taI, laosepH won; FnsttrlAl, second; Bone
70 third. rmt-2:ll 81,
ssilirg Rto. Pare $500, mills. heats'
Keno won the first heat by - lepg'h'
Iims-l:lis fFCord heat--kenO won
essily. rims--l:i9.
brighton BgACH RACES.
MEN YaRK june l3,-Bsishton Beeeh
f. aces. fhe rain made the track heavy.
ThTes,inur,hs OF wir-Asrr'Gsn won;
GrrenBush, second; Qls'n Fac, third
Trrse-Ou.rters NJ 4 Mile-lslslte won;
Il val krcn, second, Regret, ia!rd' TIME
l:l9l-i. ,.
Nile Roulette wor; Luus,rlng, second;
Ktrg Tom, third. Tmo-lI9.
Mia aud Oac.E 'ghth- Chanticleer Won;
Ki.s Fan, eecoIG; JGhn LeGioEd, third.
seven. EIghths of Nile Treasurer
won; Ghoai, second; HsleioG, third. Time
-l;yS.
At HARTT1RD.
HAETFlBp, June 10 Races Track good:
F-ea Tor al, pacing race, 81 zoo DIVIDED.
Buffalo GID, I, 2, !, 8 B., /,
Fulier. 3, 3, 3, l, ~
Billy S. .. l, p 3,
Ric6ba'l, !, distanoed. a.,
T,mr-9:iS, 2:l7 IL, 2;l7 IL, POI l-2,
2:22 ~. 2:i7 81, 2:23
ATBpriH
Boston, Jun. l3.-The' races ct Mystic
puk we're family attended tE!s afternoon,
The second was q shtng race Throughout,
although won by II +. q. in three straight
heats. o,,
butterfly, G, 81,
Bessie, /, J, 9, o;
Cen,r,ln. 8, 4, 8 ..
Miss Legaci, 2. ), !, l, l.
Fannie NJ, 8, 5 o 3 O,
Rlenthus, S, 8, q b, ..
Zuls, 7, G. z, drawn.
Captain Ben, 4, 8, dislanced.
Polly Il distanced.
Tinle-2:25. 2:9i l.2, 223 IA, 2:27, 800.
Purse-f300; divided; DDS c!ass;
r. f. G., |. l, l
Lzzio NJ, ., 9 3.
Wes,oyer. 3 3, ..
Nell 4, 4, distauced.
Jenny Sullivan, s, dis,aacei.
Time-2g8 1923 IA, 1921
AT KALAMAZ o,
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jups Is - Tine races
CLOSING to-day were well attended and very
spirited.
In the 2:2i class, purse $500, mile heats
Montgomery won ficst ni'nes; Niue )
spcocd: Mile H,rria, Ord. Belle s,
fourth. Time-2:25 ., 20 81 224 L.
2:2s 4, 2:2S.
Free-or.all TIo.--purse $50 five heats:
Fanny Witbsrtpoon won; Edwin Thomas
eecond; PHYLLIS, third Timt-2:23 2:lS "a
2:l7 3 1, 2:l9 4, 2:23 4. -.
J 2:25 Pace--Plrsa $500, three heats; Min
mic r., first; P.ddio CHECKER, second; Jack
Rapid, third; Juliet, fourth.
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Wt tf. u.f.HfrUt mfmU.ffti 'I.
mmIfIfr uU fIr.rH 600 fIaH
l.syH fn report f... co. Hl
l.rfs en-, tfH uIup mI r..f o..
I iIHUuuUk.. ."UfHH
hoo fpuf. Hi coo 0|umI.,.. H.I f. QUIZ
..r .II.HU'. Hs fun..'ui. ...fIu
E .HgtI. IUHf f"I u..IE...r q. Oh" 'Nr
s.r r..gfr..Hn ro u..4uu.I 10 nT tr.
Hu,m"l. ui .I iH"i..t.H 'f ems .I.
ttru u.FH.r..
r. % Lrfs,
% rHsT yIlu,
y. " lll .r.ar
The y0lcto sgrniulr f.r wl "i f'-
p.r o., 'h' m7i'.'y Est..'. .., To- ,',.' ,
tlet. Ayes, 1893 nE.T al-.
nus rriy-,.s 90 tsl down upou ll.os.
she mfllu'y TtUur wHa uru I'D. gttn
Cn.0Uri john / 4 MLi-yl cad, ~ Wyub,
u0mu Bttf Hon. H. u, uabaTa 'cJ dele
gate 81 large .uu iuflArr REMARKS
| .tfu eur al % deaioU.ug hppleur hIA
| cries OF lie Us put him through D. teels'
NATION Ana 10 We done amid Nhild-sl
concentrations 4 dtuFnl,
". l., rhompsun, ~ BsNlr nominated
Hon. John Peter SmlIN - kafE'll SEQ
oudrd by Hon, Normal kuI,!h OF Leon
| These nam Q Nv,1 received Win ETtI' 'h'
thusiasm,
Hoo. Seth ShepoId placed IN nomination
| The Hon. ID, q, Gid1ipFg,
Judge Finley, al ~ Ter, nomlnllto Hon
A ". ferTe,, Of iTayis,
! Hon, l.. !, Storey nominated Hon Ton
| Brown, 81 GIaysou, !. IL, Rlnln,oA
,fclEded the nomination OF Senator Ter
rrIi,
Ton. John NJ. Claiborne, Of Galveston,
seconded the nomira lioh II D, O. "I1'
d. Yaudrl. nominated ". c. ster.
ct, OF Dslas. J. Cowles,
~ Graysou, seconded the aouiIolion
! OF A, ". TuT..,,
Z. A. CALDER On, o NsTIyn seconded the
nomination ~ ", g. SggT,ls. Carries ID.
| Gr,c, sCcaatCd the lumirnticn Of ID, I.
! Gidiings. Tom brown ard A. W. ItTf'i,
Shaw, " Red Yer, seconded tho ncm'-
nation OF Tom Brown. ,.,,.
General Bates wanted Smith, G.ddluES
and Terrell Jumped.
]. +. McComb seconded tbs nomination
oil T. J. Brown,
senator Houston nominated General
Gsorge w. Russ.
Caro-, OF Da.lss, seconded the nominR-
/ ton al S'eretI.
nomina. ion of Browa.
j II. Davis, OF Hunt, seconded the romi'
nation ot S,,Tett
Oas Estor, ~ Gsly'stnn, seconded tho
nomination OF Pst.- Smith.
Ii was then announced thBt
la telegram hJd been isceiver
| from Samuel J. Tilien, which vas read,
and by some is'ak" II was understood TO
1 be- On acceptance, when the
crowd could hardly contain themstlY
! The enthusiasa wos Sreht beyond
measure, Gat when II was
| known that Il wgs positive
defamation, the depression was MOI notice
able. Colonel Booth nominated Hon.
IF. $. Stcckda'r, but the gen,
ocoliued the honor, when = motion TO
GGiourn 10 $50 in the morning was car
! IltN.
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THE EEEENI OF DIR ESS.

Il was telegraphed from Washington the
other day that Secretary Lincoln "ppesr. d
at a reception at the White.H House clad in
very i'll. fitting garments.
This merely shows bow much attention
is now paid to matters OF dress. A good
personal appearances is what society now
demands from every man, whatever his
stoiion IN lie.
Hpd the secretary known that Douglss
Bros. were getting up garments Of TAU 'tless
ii he might have saved his reputation ss a
gentleman Of taste, and received an sddi-
tiorsl boom tor the presidency.
DOUGLAS BROS,
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COuNTRY'S CAPITAL
short fud ven unIb'rrstlng session
a. ri.u iIuus.
,nr Aidd'c.oa Failure Miscellaneous.
.IAn-nlIrn hII.lI.

WAunGF1w June 10 -PrsF7l-k, ],
MfiruH, Oi,lyt UU.Hi gluusei Ia thf s.aT
route ca-ts, vsr before toe SuTinger M.
mit zoe tu,dtw with rvrgrgt 90 the selection
.Cl the Hrtul -nllf,v cases Tor tflni, WI
ness psil 4 W1ulH lIYr b4i "a 90 q very
eXiTt rtligFIy csc" ina MID havh utsu
stronger upon which 90 secure cnpyluu1p,
The evidence IN she IIl.l was suilicinHt o.
have secured conviction IN tho minds .
nuy Intelligent person, Thee wac, IL bis
opinion, aYideICa euOugh 10 have con-
weed UCt'ndsul without WGlsh's tasii'
mOny, which vas very impoTttnE,
and VIII Ch Gas 10. called 10 his attention
until the tiisl had Irlgr tssd for come
time. NElsh tCli WlintsA his testimony
rad hsen il'r,grrned ny the Frsni jury,
ard Genrge Bliss was tht cause OF their 60
Gisreesriine il. lie rolI witness OF his les.
rimony cor cNTuing Kellogg, witness bad
not then heard o! that, and Walsh tx
pressed surprise that such shop.d IA the
case, when his associate counsel (Bllss)
Knew ri! about lt. Wtnesi said be then
might have said Eamo harsh things about
Bits, lie was considerably excited, for he
lelt that Il Walsh ,0ld the ruth greet
'his, he th0uPht probably he had
spoken hsYsaly a. Big, Tho ia y tmpIa
urllFd IN the i1,Egd tnCl witness sald was
u. ~ In Cyery l-spF0l" Some OF them
could nei,hery.ss nor write, Ho had but
three pCrgmr ~ challenges and was
Obliged TO exaaus. one OF these upon q
man Woo said Ia hsd never heard nj the
sl.r.rnu,e cAFss, lid not know thrra was
suoh trings7 a starrou:o aud could not
read print. WaGu he app5.ied 10 the
court. say ing this msa vas iGc lmpetent,
the Judge replied that under the lawe he
ssemea To be Wgn who vas competent.
When the committee adjourned he Was
fastitiying coHcrrnlpg the efforts to indict
Kellogg before his cato shouid be barred
by the statute .lm.tNiiOH,
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roRrY-EyGuTH CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.

SENATE.
WAguGHGToY June 10 - TPre,s.l The
senate passed the house bill providing for
payment OF 4'h OF July claims.
The char appointed as conierees on the
part OF ihe teUate on tho consular and
Diplomatic bill, Massrs. Allison, Hall, and
Beck and on he paE9ion bill. Messro. Lo-
gan, Dawes 10 Gali.
Mr.. Brown ohtsined unanimous consent
to take up the bill 10 require payment in
cash 10 the srate o! Georgia of $35,555, ap-
prnprla ted Tor thar state by an Bct Of March
expended for common defense in l777.
Mr.. ID lpB moved an amendment t. Ia
Guide $35 COO iJr Oregon and S495 for CALI
farnia, to rtfuud moneys expended by
tn 1se states in the suppression OF Modoc
hoetiities.
Alter a long discussion, Mr. Ingalls, NOV.
cd to rscJmniJ the Bill 10 the committee
GA clainls. l. was then discovered that
no quorum WIS present, ana the senste
adj burned until Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, jam 13.-Tbe senate
amendments TO the consular diplomatic APP
prrplistlon bills wers uon-oo1our ed in
Pryor then took the floor On the Fedsr9l
court Dill.
At the conclusion Of Pryor,,s speecb
Townsend, OF Illinois, submitted confer
ence port on the pos,'ntiice APPROPRIATION
bill. r. said the itenB on which no agree
mept had been reached, were: First, IN
cressDg the appropriation for the pay OF
letter carriers; second, increasing by $lWo,.
coo appropriariug Tor M all trans poriation
OH raiiros routes; third, sinking ont clause
regulating compt nsation TO land giant
r,ads; fourth, appropriating $lS5 600 for
sne cial mail faci itics; and, filth, increasing
By $500 600 the appropriation for railway
post Office clerks.
The conference report YVES adopted a.
far as the items concerned upon which the
agreement had been arrived IT
HorI moved to recede from Its disagree.
mept to the amendment increasing from
So, 100000 to 81, 100000 the appropriation
for The pay OF The letter carriers.
After debate, Holman, as a compromise,
suggested that the appropriation be fixeo
at $3.50, 900 but motion to that effect
was lost-Ysas, 81; naye, 1877.
Horr's motion TO recede was csrried-1l5
to g. So the senate amendment was con.
Cured in.
amendment increasing. from $ll 100000 20
sI2. 800 900 the appropriation for ma trans
uortation by railroad. This was considered
In connection with the amendment striking
out the clause reducing by per cent. the
com pehsation to railroads for mail trans
nortatjop, and providing that land grants
roads and subsidy roads shall receive only
SO per cent. OF the compensation allowed
other roads.
Horr moved that the house recede from
disagreement to those amendments. Lost
Sc TO 10l.
The house then insisted on its disagree
m ent to the amendments. Without action
On the special facilities amendment and the
amendment increasing appropriation Tor
railway post.otfice clerks, the house took
recess q tii D. M, the evening session to
he for consideration OF pension bitis.
The house at the evening session psssed
eeyenty.six pension bills and adjourned.
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Another Scoundrel Gone.

BUFFALO, N. Y. June l3.-Investisation
in being made into the hooks Of Cashier
Shepard Of The New YORK Central freight
department, this CITY, who d appeared
defalcatlon will be $4,000. Shepard is
DOUBTLESS soiourning On the borders OF
Fort Eric, Canada. The amounts taken
are principally petty thefts, dating. back
for a year and consist in n number OF cases
Of double charges on FIRE ght, he pocketiDg
cyercbarges. Shepard led quiet life, and
is not believed TO nave speculaled to any
aytfpf-
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

WAsHIEGrcN, June l3.-[Press. Caucus
of republican senators was held this morn
ing upon the Mexican pension bill, at
which barely quorum was present. AT
tor Discussion the SUBJECT was referred 10
the caucus committee to formulate Il course
OF action.
The treaty, which has bsen under consic.
Grafton Ia tue senate r,uit'se on foreign
relations, proyidtrg Tor 81 international
COW right ard patsnt system, and WHICH
has already been ratified and "somu'ga er
by twenty four governments was reported
adversely BIZ thH committee to the senate
and after a b-ief discussion rejected.
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Merchant Tailors, 7o3 Main stree
DALLAS PLEASURE CLUB.

meeting fife Dallas Pleasure cub
held last evening, The following officers
were elected, viz: Barry Miller, president,
w, l.. Bickham, ics.president; Waiter;
Vreeland, secretary; Eugene Afford, treas
urer. n,,,
Messrs. Eugene Afford, r. l.. Bishop and
w. W Rcdger9 were appointed commit
tee OF three 10 arrange for hop, compl'-
merit rv TO Mr.. A. s. Alston and bride, a.
Shady View park, on the evening OF the sd
nj II1iy
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cAprURE OF A CATTLE THIEF.

Constable Robert Selvidge, who resides
IN The forks of the river, brought in as q
prisoner last evening and legged In Jail
Mason Miller, whom he captured at Nc
Ailister, n tto Indian Territory. Miller
has been wsu' d he for ELK long years TO
ans wer to b II OF indiotnent fonud against
bin, cpsrging hin WITH cat 10 stealing.
He skipped the country leaving me-
sther's ia his county. In the meau.
time. she having heard nothing from
am. married again. A few days ago Miller
sole in TO the neigh 5orhood where his wife
was and kidnspptd her, taking her to Nc
AIIister, where they were living AZ the
lime Of his cspture During his. visit 20
this county he ktole horse and mule,
for which be will BIZ held to account.
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PIrTsBURe, June l3.-Aleghauy,2; Gin
cinnati, 0.
New YORK, June 13.-Metropolitans, A;
Toledo, 3.
Providence, June l3.-Bostoa, d; Provi.
dence, O.
DETROIT, June 13.-Detroit 6; Chicago, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13-Nsw York, 81;
Philadelphia, l.
BosroN, June 13.-Buffalo, IL: Cleveland,
8.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Athletics. IL;
Indianapolis :.
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rne rnyclsr,' rrotocli,r A.soolailpn'

DETRnIT, MIoH., Jane the TfAyfeia'
Pf,t,otiy. association ~ the United States
held tisfselnu annual ureiinR in thls civ
IN day II l. cnmpl-rd nt GlumrIr,hi tFsv'
rlsrr, has some 1900 mem Ara -ud
nos aims 20 enroll ne
entire fraternity, The G0lso' 10 %
improve thr general condition % lhis Glass
ut men. lHe tgsasuTsr's r, port showed re-
Grippe Di 81 5si, disbursements, SLIGO, a
pua!!c reception vas given lA5 association
This tvruiug with an addIss Of welcome
hy me prrfiient II tho Merchants aud
Manufacturers -Gohauga
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o. the many remedies before The pubic
for pcrvOua debility aud ~essneas 1T nerve
geuera.ive system, tasre ia none equal to
Alten's Braio Focd, which promptly aud
permanently y stores ali lost vigor; it never
fails, 81 pkg, for s5-At druggists, or
by mail from J. Il. Allen, 3l5 First Ave,
Nav Ycrk citV.
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CHICAGO, jun I3-A meeting OF distil.
isrr who AKA Inep beers Of the Western Ex-
port nsaoc,atio., was held here 10 day,
and niief discussing the qus'iion 0
reoypsf.izfnc the rcri for the
coutrol OF production and the regulation
Of prices, which hes been practically dead
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letter nrn lts MONT biNs i1 shlstY
F.Iu.r fhH UufH mf"ff vas
tuf..I over in tir trffui'f6
committee rhH n1iy spant ihs B. Z efnoon
bid fycnirF i1 Wutt tess.0u. N D. undef'
stood ihr mnUfIHr vas ittnfT D sifunF
one. chafgaa 40 tltu1r pf'CIt nnd
.U,tf prufUriiIu htlnE made
nrailri trmurRu ard Dee hoines
.dsiIl.u. Iinsllv, Niihnu' aching nuy
alfenment, the tHmmiitsu trinurnsh sine
die. Tho COMPLICATION h considered ~ on
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Pittsburg Races.

PITTsBURe, Pa, June 10 The spring
running meeting of the Exposition Park
association will be inaugurated on the 10 b
inst. nd continue four days. large held
of horses have entered.
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AT LAST.

A long suffering public will hail with
ioy the startling information that the cess
{ ool in the rear Of the old post. office hui d.
ing, has beer pumped dry. A few hogs;
heads OF disinfectsnts scattered there won d
improve the atmosphere in that vicinity.
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LOGAN CONGRATULATED

WASHINGTON. JuEe 10 -[Press. l-Fhe II.
lnois republican association. conn
nosed OF II inoisisrs RESIDE, in Washing
ION. called on senator Logan tonight
and congratulated him on bis nomination
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Every lady uses POzz Jm's meulcaied com
ulsxion powder. IL Is a household treas
uIe. The madam finds It impossible 10 go
down town without first rubbing it on, II
the baby cries be goes Tor the pdif'box, II
the "old man. comes home RULED or chafed
because business is dull, etc, Pozzoni's
powder cools and allays his troubles. Then
Ill is gladstone Joy. No family should be
without Il,
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Yachting,

NEw YoEK. June 10 - ina American r..
slltt oftna New YORK yagtt club Was sail
rd TO-DAY and wa the m Isi successful Tor
MANY YEAR,, SX'era yachts tttTt'
ed. The Moutiuk won in her
class, heating The Gtsyling nine
mimi 60 and Tor y,nins secnGif, Tho Fanny
won an the ilrstclLss s'lou class, beating
the Grscla ara lrup, The oSa won IN tho
second elias sloop- class, btaang tho Vixen
four miputei ard savn,rsn secnuds,
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DEATH TO WHITE WASH,
BSaxweh's Prepared Gypsum.

nSaxwel's Prepared Gypsum.
Bear'iiul durable and cheap. For
whittier ing and cnl, ring inside or out,
sid walls ID ellirgs, Churches |
Hotls stores Factories, Barns, etc.
or for my purpose where kalsomine
or white wash Is used, is easily ap-
plied; keens cl. an, will not crack,
peel. rub or wash of; ia smooth like
paint. Fr use reduce with water
am ap, " with white wash brush,
send io' 'iriuiars. HAZLETT b
q anu'ar street Baltimore.
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{, QUALITY
glauFL J. TnpEs.

! lWFfG J e.. t.GALslA
tnsDlOGE e., /. md there
IorsnlDo {l,t5 .4 ra' ord rogTGctLrd
in cases OF ali ci.J'O .iu lisdiddies Whicll
ure associated wi 4 "a IMpoYERIsnED
SrITE or THE pLOlD. These all y1e!u
totne regulating L al nourishing propI
Crtics Of itJ great food tonic elcmenta-
70 compcnsatos for'ho loss Of Uitdlfy,
induced by CopSWE5 pioN, CdfC?7h OF
J.r0HcLigI and I.g1Gt dUecficHS. 4!
,rY rc,.tpClV lem b1iito Dc0titty ana
reimburse iao EGJt Jie ThHsiQItc I0i
those iosrp3 Of uiiriity accompany
Ing c9HIpiUip pCcE'adT 20 INC Sc
1F,,Lcrs ul,ysipJ IDir own ciUdrcHt
and dc'icNtG rrUInN who expect 20
Lcromo mothcr1 III bring up Uig2T-
pt,s cRiydrolE shoul ny ell means h'1
Il. n tUtB 9'cSinfe sufferers Ifc"i
GfeulgL az Esi'SO az Prohibition arls1
ing from CCCy-Wcrh, AccGsscS c1
prO'yGctafl Disease u tcH cn'd
Drunkenness lnt ITO CpiHi1 I""'l
for as tho apo #t.o grows hohithlci
and dlges lon "a e5 vigorous throuEq
tho use of t.lla t3a.a, the unnGtutal
craving dios pY nNtii totally t-t
tinct, risLiCi ID }icifl it jsrr1
I0,npini3Its, M ,i1i itrcr. Gn1
ALL MrlCVit:' ~ g".g! ana Tor tAH
dcbilitnting e.rec, uf 2't2cr OF GiGl
lind Il hTs 40 rat. IL rrpGGi
,rqssn, ;illD.wr,s ~ y"at;rs' s;nt Al-t
,,r,jt,. and aTcr 40 pJEhJti0 4n-t
y1!;d au 90, .iJ'a iJo.,id Uft""1
Of food: anl .1sart e. the tls' 4
that the War' ~" . wa HSi
TalfG. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

o. r., essen uuug ac O'Clock the COM
n, o.. r.1t b. iug ready 10 report, Cover.
-. Hob ia was iouaely cslied tor, and
wien ~ rescued the stsga was received
win tumultuous applause. The speaker
was - little h0arge, but made a
powerful a'gupFnt in favor OF u tsriit Tor
Tevpnue only plank. The great fraud OF
1876 Was reviewed, scSthing inolctmehI OF
the rsdIcrls vas spoken, the reasons why
the : cd ticket" ehould BE- nominated,
were given, and altogether The soeech was
a no yeIful one.