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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03

THE mayor of Cincinnati seems now to have
his official residence at Vincennes Such has
been the progress of discovery in the science of
war that operations may be directed from dis
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03

man whose majority was 200 600 less than moth
ing in his own State is not the man to engineer
a campaign
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03

Fort Wayne Gazette.
High license for saloons grows steadily in pub
lie favor.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03

The first sculpture made by Joel T. Hart was
of a butterfly. He now makes his grub" by the
deft use of the mallet and chisel
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03
TWELVE PAGES.
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

n be found at the following places;
Exchange in Europe, 449
,traud
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-03

Tic favor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
6 be in condition on 5 to DO much good. The

be IN condition TO do much good Tho
expense OF keeping it ~ would NOT I've
6 eat, and II should by all means he con.
tlnued. Fish which are indigenors ~, -
IeNas can ne procured and propagated
SO lnat HI the proper seasons the
Sueahs NAV be rcStocked. The ey-
pc lnent OF stocking the Color
90, Bfazos ana other large rivers win
salmon and shad has proved n fallnra
bccauSe the climate aud water does MOI
SUIT them. salmon seem TO be adontad
to lar northern latitude and SHAH ~
the rivers Complying into the Afl.ntic
rom the Potomac southwark. or Tho
hsh indigenous 10 Texas the trout ~
more properly black bass. il TIM n5ost
highly esteemed; next is the numeroms
p rem FAMILY, then the "gaspargno y
ana lastly the plebian cat
hSh, tish that is always
good and which attains mastodonie
proportions II given chance. Thav
are frequently caught in our wate,s
weighing seventy or eighty pounds
ana IN the Mississippi rivor thew have
been caught weighing AS mncb 40 IS0
pounds. The ueed is a more stringant
law Tor the protection of fish and a re.
stocking OF the now depleted streams.
this can only be done ny an organlzed
enort, ana the state is amply able 10
undertake it. Many people are so
thoughtless as TO destroy ali tho fish In
the creek nearest to them simply To
nave nsh Try, giving 10 he, d to thu
pFopaollitY OF wanting more fish the
next year Brenham Banner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

The state and county taxes, for the
present year, were due October /, and
will become delinquent March II, So.
Up to date only $50 persons have made
payment, and, considering tho fact that
there are over 5000 tax payers in the
county. the number yet to pay IL very
large. The county tax-COllector ia
formed reporter thnt citizeus were
coming in daily to ascertain the amount
of their indebtedness, and that IL was
universal FOR them to complain Of the
stringency Of money matters. The
taxes Of Dallas county were reduced
this year 20 cents ON the 500 valuation,
making the total rate Of taxation 40
cents. This is lower than II has been
for fourteen years, and It is 20 bo hoped
that the taxpayers of the county will
he able to meet, without compulsion,
these inevitable claims.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
Nn,a.otaNot.s

NAvAsorA, Dee. Co. Special. l-Robt.
Browns store was burglariEed II few
nights ago. About 800 worth OF grocer
les were taken. No clue, no arrest.
Travis Nash, In the grocery trade, was
closed out on Monday for house rent, by
a. y, Gsrviu.
DR.. i. Quincy and II. w. Fitzpatrick
have formed partnership in TIE drug
business.
Prot. j. W. Clara, who teaches public
school IN RoUkdale, Is here with his fam
lily on visit to relations.
Up 10 date 10000 bales of cotton have
been received here.
Neb BUriS' store was broken into last
night some groceries were taken and
SO In cash.
\ great quantity ofrain has fallen In
the past few days, and there are pros
pects Of more.
business dull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The December
cotton report from the department of
agriculture indicates smaller yield
than ipdicated by the returns on the
ecndtion of the crop in October. The
october average was "A, against
6s in 1883, and against 81
in tho great harvest of 1850
and against G6 in the disastrous season
OF 1881. The returns of the condition in
October and the product in December
nave been unusually divergent this
year. They first indicated Il larger crtp
IMAM last year. Laiera product slightly
less or about W per cent comparatively.
The decline is in the states west of Ala.
Dama. The comparison with last year
is as follows: North Carolira, 100; south
Carolina, lO7; Georgia, IOl; FLORIDA, io3:
Alabama, lO5; Mississippi, "a; Louisiana,
9S; Texas, 50; Arkansas, 81; Tonnes.
see, l0l.
Applying these percentages TO our
figures for the crop of 1883, they indicate
q product of 39S,00J bales in North Caro-
INA; $4,000, in South Carolina; 200. OOa.
In Georgia; 10000, in Florida, G6i 900, in
Alabama; S47,m0, in Mississipp; 5000,
III Louisiana; $4,000, in Texas; 5l3, 900,
in Arkansas; 3li,0OO, in Tennessee.
The remaining territory will probably
give about $4,000 bales. This
makes an aggregate OF $780,
600 bales. These figures are
provisional, and may be slightly altered
by future returns, 1t is possible gem
eras disappointment at tho outcome of
the middle and top crop has made De.
cotnher returns unusually conservative,
but II Is certain that the rates of yield
VIII be much below the average.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

All the argrowers, tho sorghum
planters Of the West, as well as the rib
bon cane planters OF Louisiana, are hos
tile to the Spanish treaty because it
would admit cheap Cuba aud Porto
Rico sugar into the country free ofduty
aud thus deprive this struggling indus
try ut the protection which, IL is as
serted, IL utcess lry to its development.
And yet Prot Collier, high authority
ON the subject, confidently asserts that
good sorghum sugar will be made Tor
one cent II pound. II Prof Collier
knows what ho is talking about we
need not concern ourselves about
tree sugar from Cuba, Porto
Rico, Mexico, Germany, Hawaii or
anywhere else, for the cheap sorghum
article will drive all foreign compete
tors from our markets aud afford us an
abundant supply of sacchariue at n cost
~ low rs we could ask.
But our sorghum friends are moro
sanguine than Saccharlne-if they will
allow us 30 say so. There Is more talk
than sugar Ia them, All tho sorghum
sugar made in the country Is not equal
to the product of n single Cuban planta-
ton, If sorghum care IL as profitable
crop as some declare It to be, now Is u
good time to prove 10, for farmers assert
that wheat and corn growing ut present
prices is anything but profitable. The
country IL ready for sugar at one cent
pound whenever the sugar is ready for
it,-,St. Louis Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

TERRELL, Dec. 3O.--lSpecial. Last
night at II O'Clock small frame build
ing occupied by a tebacconist, and in
the centr0 of large block of wooden
structures on Virginia street, caught
fire. Despite tho mud and rain the fire
companies arrived promptly at the fire.
and much to the regret of all parties in
lerested in the building up of the town,
promptly sundued the flames. Flyn,
The tobacconiSt, and Moses, lost part OF
their stocks by fire, water aud reno
val.
The dry goods and groceries erthe late
firms OF Writiield ~ Co. and Caricaker,
Rhodes & Whitfield, were disposed of
yesterday by tho officer in charge, 10 the
highest ani best bidder Boih stocks
we've purchased by Terrell parties, aud
The goods brought good prices.
R,in and mud prevail, and little
business transacted. But the counten-
1nceS OF the merchants betoken salts
faction with the results attained during
thu year lSSt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

/ Those who thiuk they have small
Pm unless the number of acres runs
into the hundreds, should note how
Rey practice farming IN France. This
what a correspondent of the New
York sun found out Ia his travels:
When asked a French farmer how
IS farm happened, like all the rest, so
Pns and narrow, he said:
4, ~ mas been divided up 80 often:
n non FreuCh father dies he divides
itlin aud each one of tho children
~ an equal sha Q. lie always divides
Il IehglhWlse, so Is In give each one n
Pug strip. The long strips are easily
|uuN0,'d, because we plow leugihwisa.
uese strips always run north and south.
~ mat the sun can shine into the rows"
uiiitoW large X your larmg" asked.
MN lathtr's iarm was 800 ipet vile
nu 800 feet .oug. When he died my
pro'htr had half Now my farm is $50
est Wide aud 300 feet long. Its quite
large iarm. There are many firms
huch smaller than mine"
w nat do YOU plant la 10" | asked.
SEQ over tnere," he said, poiuting to
nat seemed to be gigantic piece Of
,"eu carpet us n nj, Co Oi wheat %
,es VIDE. Then comes q S,rip of
'otdtoes twenty-five feet wide, then
,oules forty feet ut oats, then ten feet of
'arets, twenty feet alfalfa tluzernel,
WI leet OF mangol.wui zels, Ave feet OF
,niions' i've feet OF cabbage, and the rest
n 'h MOWERS, peas, currauts. goOseber-
'u.S ~ aud little Vegetables
Gan You support YOUR family on n
an l 100 feet wide and go feet Ion g9r
,MAoui Tor the narrow sttip seemed
NJ W. mans doorway IN America.
,wSupport my ismilym he exclaimed.
WY the farm Is too large for us. |
rent part OF it now.n
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A French Transport sunk

PARIS, Dec. 3O,-A report has reached
Paris that a French transport, with
troops from Tonquin, has been sunk by A
Chinese cruiser, between Singapore and
Sangon. Great excitement prevails i'm
the ministry of the marine. Telegraphic
Inquiries have been sent in ali direc-
tons, and there is much anxiety.
-, The name of the transport conveying
French relniOrcements TO Ton6uir.
winch is reported to have been attacked
and sunk by the Chinese cruisers, be.
tween Singapore aud Saigon, is the
Brenhoa.
The government denies the truth of
the story OF the sinking of the transport
Brenhoa,. by Chinese cruisers. The
Brenhoa has reported at Saigon.
La Liherte says MArseiles shin own
ers nave asked to furnish vessels for the
transportation of French troops S.I,.
China. Only French are to be engaged
for this service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
THE STATE TREASURY NOT EMPTY
oar Asyiumns and Prisons-Patent Right
sellers are not nrummers-Com-
missioner Brewster's Sue
cessor-Ohice- Seekers.

AUSTIN, Dec. 30. - Special, - The
treasury department is busy making up
the financial report to January ], for the
use Of legislators 1t will show healthy
balance TO the credit OF the revenue. not
withstanding 100000 interest will have
TO oe paid out. lmpecunious legislators
hesd nave no fears about having to sell
thelr pay warrants. There will be money
10 pay all expenses Of the legislature
anu some to spare. There will be some
trouole, however, 1t is believed, in rails
ing the money asked for by the differ
eht asylums, and it is current that the
penitentiary board wi want a consld-
cradle sum 10 put the Rusk prison on "A
working and paying basis.
The comptroller rules that under the
law person selling a patent right is not
required To take out a drummer's liz
cehse, nut that 1t is necessary when sell
ing or soliciting orders for patented ar
ticles.
me governor this morning appointed
Gen. ii. +. Bee, of San Antonio, to be
commissioner of insurance, statistics
and history. His appointment gives
u lversal satisfaction here.
Inc remains of Col. Brewster, late
commissioner, will be forwarded to
galveston tomorrow, whore they will
oe conveyed on board the quarantine
steamer and carried out in the gulf aud
buried.
Capt. l' ines, the efficient and popular
secretary of state, has turned his report
over 10 me printer and il will be out in
n few days. The affairs OF the office
nave been managed with more than
usual care and ability, and no one mas
ever had Just cause to complain at
anything pertaining to the business of
the office.
From what one hears there will be no
lack OF candidates for the different leg-
islatiye positions, and it is said nearly
every member has n score or more of
letters from anxious applicants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
OLD WORLDS 0RDEALS.
SPANS sHAKEWoRsEAN
hundreds of Inhabitants Killed and VII
iages Destroyed France and China
shedding Biood-Au English
Princess Betrothed,


MADRID, Dec. 30,-Fresh details re-
celved from the districts in which the
earthquake shock was severast. adds
new horror to the great calamity. Az
Nerga, town OF 5000 people, in the
province OF Malaga, the earthquake was
lollowed by a hurricane. This finished
me destruction of many houses that had
diie",'N pseh brOnght TO the brink OF
rum by the previous shock. The inhab.
ltan1s He'd IN terror from the houses ana
cahlpeu outside the town, Murb sutIar
ing mas be- caused by the scarcity ~
provisions. The alarm IN MalsgS ~
now snbsiding, and affairs will soon re-
sumo their ordinary course.
~ Granada to-day the ate DENIM
was sung and prayers offered for The
cessation OF the esrihouake.
Az Frlego, in the province of Cordoya
shocks came while the theatre was
sS,,uNueu' A Terrible pauic followed.
many persons Jumped from the galleries
Suu rom the windows upon the crowd
below. Two we've killed outright and
Iorty more or less seriously Injured.
Al Malaga two lofty chimncys of the
gas works fell, Tie patients in the hos.
pltal were SO terrified that they fore, [
tnelr maladies and ran iuto the omen
AR; Conyicts refused to enter their
cells and remained all night in the court
Alhama and Santa Cruz were com
pletely destroyed.
Soldiers are nov clearing up the ruins
IN search for the corpses, which are
iouhu III large numbers. Many of them
are hoiri6ly distigured. The number of
persons KILLED is unknown. There is
ask relief. INV
At Alhuerlias 200 persons were in
Jured from ruined houses. One bun-
drrd bodies so far have been recovered.
- The barracks at Logs, province of
Granada, were ruined. At Xaffrs, a town
ished p'A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
BUSINESS BRIEFS,
STOCKS SLIPPING gorroMwARp
The December Cotton Crop Report shows
Decreased Production In the staple
Failures, Railroad News.
Labor Troubles, Etc.
Tone OF the stock Market.


NEW YORK, Dec. O.-Governments
strong. States s,endy. Railways firm,
The stock market was decidedly
stronger during the forenoon aud prices
advanced = to % per cent. Buyjnv
was stimulated ny reports that tia
trunk lines Intended restoring vest
bound freight rates on the first of the
year, ana that contracts now OutStand.
ing would he cancelled. Lackawanna
ana Manitoba scored tue greatest ad.
vance, selling up to % and S2ls respect
iNely' backaWauna was eagerly bought
by the shorts on the rumor that The
bears wee 10 be twisted and
on scarcity Of stock FIR de-
livery, shares having commanded
as nigh as Il per cent per diem for use.
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy rose ~
to ll5h; Northwestern IA TO S3%; 81,
Paul Ia to7l3s; Lake Shore ~ to 81;
Missouri Pacific to OIL; Jersey Central
"a to So; Union Pacific l9s to 49,; and
Western Union Ia to 555. After mid.
day sales to realize carried prices down
q 10 q per cent, but subsequently, some
prices advanced To the best figures of
tne DAY, notably Lackawanna, Western
Union and Northern Pacific. In the af-
Vei"ou . eno oo"' company circular, an
houncing an average reduction of %
cents per ton, was issued and had an adj
verse effect on the share market.
Lakawanna was down to Is; Delaware
y HUDSON to go; Jers " Central to Sssl |;
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy to ll4&;
northwestern to S3M; st. Paul to 7OIS |;
Lake Shore to 81; Missouri Pacific to
9OH; New York Central to S5s6; North
ern Pacific to Is; preferred to 3S1; Ore
gon transportation to ID; Omaha pre-
ierred to S3%; Union Pacific to 45A, and
Western Union to So.
Transactions, 3l4 900 shares.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
7NS ELM sTRF ET.

III has become so common IN h.e,
style, '"'''o''i'
~ men run 1t into some advertisement
THAT we avoid all such,
ana siinn,y call attention to the me,
its OF HOP Bitters i'll as pam, hone
terms rs possible,
ITO induce people
no give them one trial, which =
proves their value that they will ney,
use anything else"
,"IHE REMEDY no favorsbly noticed
all the papers, ~
Religious and secular, IL
"hnving large sale, and Is supplani
ing al other medicines.
There ~ no denying the virtues -.
ino mp plant, and the proprietors
ness and ability
I'm compromising medicine who's,
virtues are 80 palpable to every ones o..
"Noi '"' ''''
"She fingered and suffered along, plp.
ing away all the time for years.
"Iho doctors doing her no good;v
and at last was cured bv this Hnt,
bitters tne papers say so much about
"lndeedl lndeedW
"How thankful we should BIO for th.t
A Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our laughter suffer,,i
on bed of misery,
From complication OF kidney, live.
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debilis u.
Under the care OF The best physici b.
who gave her disease various nan, =,
But no relief,
And now she isrestored to us In Coos
lloalth by az simple remedy as U,p
Bitters, that we had Stunned for ycA :
before using it."-THE PARENTS.
Father Is Getting Wen.
"My daughters say:
"llow much better father is since ..
used Hop Bitters."
"lle Is getting well after his long sli
iiering from disease declared incu,
bio"
"And we are so glad that he used yo,
Bltters. IA EADY Of Utica, N. Y.
kry-None genuine without n bunch d..
green Hops on the white label. Shun ali
In their name
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

ne mousse was again filed last even
ing and the same enthusiasm mani.
Tested during tho play of "I.oyo and
law by the Milton Mobiles troupe.
DoIiie Mobiles was the sweet, charming
Rita again. Milton Mobiles, the same
bright and wittily rattliag O'Patr, Bar.
nun, US Cont, excellent; Mrs. Tarbox.
az Mite O'Rourke, quite remarkable in
her PRESERVATION of the geuiue Riddy'
as on the night before. The chief
salient point" of this comedy IL its
Nlvacity. There are very few emotions
mat are not alternately and ranidIv
aroused, whilst the current run of inni.
dent has no abatement. There are M
passages long enough to tire. and tho
transition from opposing conditions is
potn ingenius and exhilirating.
"Ph9nix" will DO on the boarda for
ahe matinee this afternoon at 2 O'clock.
rms Is one of the best plays of the com,
pany, and, rs its name imports ax.
hibits the wondrous phenomenon of n
prosecuted and i'll used man, supposed
70 nave been lost in fire, coming back
10 active participation in the scenes oi
llle just at the proper time for the cul.
nllhatlon OF goo1 fortune for all those
III whose behalf the sympathy OF The
audience had been aroused,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
Tho Fish Commission.

senator Gms wants TO abolish the fish
Eohmission. Instead of being ahol-
saeu' Its usefulness should be extended.
nospecies of food can be produced at
IT, expense tn q fish, and the commits.
r'on' by paying less attention TO Ger
IAN carp and more to native fishes,
elght, In a very few years, have all tho
assms In the state well stocked
WIN fish. Tho law against
|nauhg' poisoning, using giant
|psuer aud muddying holes
H., pods IN the creeks should ha viuoi-
|itay enforced, and IN a short tin o
arle would lie an abundance of fish Tor
osIl body. Fish grow very rapidly;
snsnihnaty perch when paced In "A pond
= al size M large us a mnn's hand IA
r,yrsss,,s, while catfish grow much more
's.fvly. AS mean. nr food supplv
n.y. y cry much neglect d. in Ch,nal
tSee ues. aud most poptl lus countr ia
tan, uriu, Ish N one ui tue most ,unpor-
~ articles OF iuod,ueNt To rice. III there
Wenty OF fish In "a cou"try M dens..
om,lR pulateu ~ China, there certainly
ni,r a,nt " be an abundance of thou In tho
rrnlted states, and especially in Texas.
Nv, ane abandonment of the fish commits.
,,.vns NJ THIS timo would he n niece of
U.s. economy; 1t has already cost sev.
!" thousand dollars, and is or should
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
Toastlng the Patients.

Alphonso karrrccenflyr -glysod s1na
IN Paris ~ a dinner, hv of
lering u toast to the health of their
patients. some people think doctors do
not ike their patients 10 get well. There
are many doctors in this country who
not only want their patients To yet we'll,
but give them Browns Iron Bitters. Dr..
q, n. Robinson, Elm Grove, North Car
DINA, says: 81 prescribe Browns Iron
Bltters and find II all is recommended
to be-" Cures malaria and all nervous
and dyspeptic troubles.
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They Merit similar Tr.etmo,,

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 30 The evidence
taken in the case Of Second Mate will
liam Rauseler and Boatswain laramie
Hoelpin, of the American ship ]. Il.
Chaplar, arrested ten days ago on a
charge of having murdered Russian
seaman uaned Jansen, shows that the
defendants daily struck and kicked the
deceased, and that one cold morning
they dashed him to the top-sail sheets
Tor two honrs with his hands tied In
front OF him; that he would moan pite.
ously to be cut down, and next morning
was ms nsible and soon died.
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William Castles of Waco was In tho
city yesterday.
Freeman, little son of Mr.. w. l.. Hall,
Is sick ahed with fever.
Miss Jennie Rogers OF Mckinney is
visiting the family OF Judge Field.
q. w. Mckinney, proprietor of the
Oatman house, Denton, was Ia tho city
yesterday.
MIR. Lawrence Knopny, who has been
quite ~ FOR several days pssi, is slowly
improving.
Col j. II. Brilton, state railroad en-
glnoar, ami Capt. u. 4. Cowon were in
The city yesterday.
james IL. Parks, formerly with the
HERALD, who ~ now surveyor and land
agent at Clarendon, Pan Handle OF
Texas, in in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31
SIDEWALK NOTES,

!
See our $2.5OL tdies, Kid shnas Mai.
| co,,,,,
Bros. ~ '''ooN
The prand iury roo,a u,
ST. Joy '"oo'' niouuay'
Soi'u goiu bangle rings 81 at beck's.
Finger rings and watch ebarms n,
necA s'
Remember the crazy Quilt pieces nj
Bauman's.
Sam Beanie. eharyed with ,ha ,hoo 20
a horse. gave bond Sos,a "tn 'he 'he't OF
The finest stock of ,anov a,
groceries in Texaa Ed anu s'apie
pic s.,a ., .,h,a", -,.. ''on'
all cSlors and iu n',i' riopons, ribbons, OF
""" iuai't'oS' at bauuhan's.
sas,ns ana Voiveteens, all colors, at Bau-
hahs
III you purchase 50 worth of holiday
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The Travelling sIco

- CHICAGO Dee SO.-'Phe Northwestern
travelling Mems association began i,s
annual session here this morniny Tho
sSe y. q report showed that Sl72 oOo
uau peeh collected for death losses dr. dr.
,uE 'ue year, and that $1,000 mud been
p pI.u Tor beneticiartes, and s2,G0o for
~" purposes, leaving $4,000 on hand
a f nc election of officers occupied the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-31

Strong language is Outlines inefPect.
i've, as well AZ indelicate, but tho Ian.
guage of Mrs. Thomas Strong, Of Ban.
gor, Me-, Is so explicit rs to leave no
doubt of Its truth. The lady writes; al
found Mlshler's Herb Btters tho best
remedy could desire for nausen and
vomiting" Persons who have tried the
bitters for dyspepsia, liver complaint,
III iney disease, indigo stion, stomach
disorders and nervous complaints, are
equally emphatic and unequiv0cal in al
testing the wonderful curative proper
ties OF the medicine.
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Rumor.d Resignation,

LONDON, Dec. 3O.--The World says:
Earl Derby will soon resign the Office of
secretary of state for the colonial do
partment and be appointed lord presi.
cent of the council. Lord Koseberry
wiz probably be appointed colonial sec
rotary.
ANuTlTER ROYAL WEDDING ARRANGED.
1t is reported that Queen Victoria an
nounced to the privy council the be-
tr0lhal of tbs Princess Beatrice to Prince
Henry, Of Batteuburg.