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HENDRICKS.
He Speaks to Large Crowd at His Olt
Home.

He Speaks to Large Crowd at His Old
Home.
ISDrANAPoLIs, In, 0ctobec S0.-Gov.
Hendricks, in accordance with his usual
custom in election years of addressing the
Democracy of Shelbyville, his old home,
in the last week Of the campaign, spoke
there this afternoon. He had been
engaged for the barbecue on Sept. 18th, but
cancelled il to visit Columbus, much to the
regret of his old constituency; the meet
ing to-day was attended by about FIVE thou
sand people. In his speech he counselled
the Democracy of Shelby county to close up
their ranks and sustain him once
more by their sufrages as they had in the
mast
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, Child Of Thirteen Year. Forced to Marry.

Pu!iADELPmA, October 3O.-A little
Italian girl, aged Is. Is under the protection
Of Secretary Grew, ,.oG the Society to Protect
Children from Cruelty. She is the daugh-
ter Of rag picker, sad was compelled 10
marry an Italian spirit Sender aged 23, By
her fatker Her back bears the marks OF
the blows Of her cruel parent The society
will inresiignte the case
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Tie fault with nost all cough prepara.
t:ors is that they contain morphia, aad are
aSsol,te,y ipiurogs to the stomach and
rervea That simple preparation OF Wild
cherry bark. called Dr. Wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, contains no msrphia. and yet
vii cure cough or cold Il less tine than
any other compound II IS the only relia-
bic cure for consumption.
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TOUGH TALES.

A Hard story From the Wild aud Eow'ly
West.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 3O.-Rumors have
reached here of the lynching of a gang Of
seventeen cattle thieves captured while IN
camp on Rock creek in the Gore range OF
mountains twenty or thirty miles west of
Georgetown. No particulars obtainable.
The report is thought to be exaggerated.
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j. :lerv .e any one either Republican or
nencc-a, who has any doubt as to the zen
its which must accrue to our country by a
.aaage Of aoGcy-a change from exEava'
arcr to ecoaomy-le, him read the oPin-
az Of Nr. En>TyS CrENNG, one OF the
argrs, iroa manufacturers in Albany, and
suor- the ,ar-es, in the country. He EN-
-9rs nearly ;hree thousand hands. His
.1~ea,s on rhe s,agnauon Ofbus;uess, and
ne essential political remedy are clear cut
si convincing. Here 5 what Nr. CORY
~. ssys Of standard bearer:
governor C-grg,,ya has the honesty
AID the courage which are iEdisPensably
r.csssarv 20 the Accomplishment OF reforms
ehout which the re,a-a 20 5eusr times will
% lare'es,
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Vow The Pre.!dsn, !. Resi.ssred.

NV YoRE. October 3Q.-President Ar
thur Is registered in cigar store on Third
avenue. between Twentyeighth and Twenty
ninth streets. The folloEing earoIlment is
made: Chester A. Arthur, born in the
United States. sworn, lived in election and
assembly districts, cousty and State twenty
-....
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whn, a Leading Citizen accomplished.

TALLULAH, Ga, October 30.-ln Robins
county yesterday Eugene Beck, o leading
citizen, while under the influence Of liquor,
went home and qnarreled With has wife.
Finally he drew revolver, and cTuptied five
charges into the womans heart and head.
She iell dead at his feet. Miss Addie Bal.
lev, her sister, having heard the shots, ran
into the room only to receive the remaining
charge from the revolver, which penetrated
her heart Beck then fell in stupos and
in that condition was arrested Ii is be-
Iieved she relatives Of the women wiz ynch
hin,
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Wo&AN's best friend for relieving the
many pains and weaknesses Incidental to
female life, and oce that gives rosy cheeks,
brighteus the eyes, checks every unnatural
drain and creates perfect picture Of health
and beauty, is Dr. Guysotfs Yellox Dock
and Sa-saPsri.la. Il puri6es the blood,
strengthens the teasle system, aud re-
raoyes al feeling Of lasgGor. distress, PIN
pies, sores snd weakness, producing dream
less slunber aud painless regularity Of nat
ural functions.
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ImpnIed on a Picket Pence.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October S0.-A man
named Thomas Spalding, while working on
a scaFold. yesterday, fell distance Of ft-
teen feet upon q picket fence. One Of the
picke,s entered the body in the region Of the
pelvis. The stake Was saved of and the
msn taken to the hospital, where the wood
remaining IN the body was chipped out. He
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r..r HR,>yo> speaks at Benwood to-
~ II voa want to hear an honest and
y, man satisfactorily, ,orci5ly and con-
...,,.,r ..a.s h;, position or the tariff and
.r,,bs- subjects on which as Congress
-, La viii 5e called upon to act, 90 and
-, him. twill repay you. He will at
.,s.,r. sine -sy his respects to his maI'g-
1t .,,~a, .;rcu,a- fame, BY al means
., srH haa~ him
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Atfeuaotip< SnicidA

DErRolr. October 39-RxGSoy. MosOs.
Of South Carolina, Eko is sa1er arrest.
charged with sxindlins Res. Dr. ReIsord.
Rev. Atterbury a-d oshsrS Attempted sat
eide this morrIng by hanging himself n his
cell he was cut down and vill be trisd this
afternoon
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w,,, , r.r..lar does the Republican CAM
.,ns,. n,, want the people to believe the one
p - -, 70 rhe country in English that
.n'3 '.i,s F..xyoz is in ,heii4nor and brewing
. -, ..,", Of Wheeling or the later one, IN
- -', ms, circulated in the city, that
- Brlyyo> is q prohi5itionis'I
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WiI Fight the Case.

STEuEzxrILLE o.. October SO.-H. H.
McFadden. of the Gazette, has 6led an
affidavit against p. b Conn, Of the Herald,
charging Conn with libel in publishing tha:
he snd McFsdden were collecting money
10 buy votes for the Democratic party.
Conn appeared before Justice May today
waived hearing and gave bond for his sp-
pearanCe at the next term Of court
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49,, CIV INV explain why ne did not q,
VIZ; II; V[ voice IN Congress against the bill
'a',s n, .ySs ,,Ssinp,,,a'ion OF paaPeF labor
20 promo, ,.:,.3 .- States. The bill passed a
democratic House. but was 'S's'''" y "
Ircan senate.
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BLAINE IN BROOKLYN.

II. Talks to the ladies of the City Of
Churches.
BRooxLxS, October 30.-Mr. Blaine to-
day was rendered a reception Ivy the ladies
Of Brooklyn. A good crowd was present
and Mr.. Blaine made lengthy address.
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He win Retain His seat.

LoSpoK. October 3O.-Daniel Fitzgerald
Gabbett, Hone Rule member Of Parliament
for Iime,ick city, who intends visiting
America this coming month, has concluded
at tie request Of his constituents, no; to fe-
sign nis saat in Parliament
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sn,nner., VAC. Redueed.

DvypER. octobsr ;0.-The mill spinrsSs
Rave resolved to reduce the wages Of opssa-
tires FIVE per cent IN consequence Of the
dertessisn in trade. Thousands Of workmen
arc unsnploysd- he municipal authorities
ere dsrising work for their rshef.
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Launch Wrnckad.

Cmao. 0siober 30 There will be gen
eral movement Of British forces up the Nile
mex, week. II is reported two steam
launches have been wrecked in the csis.
r.rtg
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Negroo. K,Ii en- Ofi,cer.

ArGrsTA, Ga, October 30.-At Parkers-
vile, S. G., on Sunday last, there was a
church dedicated by whites. II is reported
that some men disturbed the services by 6r.
ing pistols. The bad feeling engendsred has
continued since, and yesterday eliminated
in the killing Of Jos. Blackwell, m officer
who was attempting TO make arrests by .
vollsy fired by number Of negroes who were
barrieaded in house. There IL great ex.
citeInsnt, and further violence Is expected.
Governor Thompson has been Advised OF
the situation.
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sydsikEn's Assasdn in America.

ST. PETEzsECEG, October 30.-Ma-y Fig
neg, WHO Was recently sentenced - death
for political Cfeilses, aad whose sentence
was eommBtsd TO baEishment TO Siberia, Is
d7ing Of consumption. The Rus1an police
believe Ds6aieff, ihe ASSASSIN ot Sol. Su~
dsikin, is in America.
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IN TROUBLE.

A Prominent Colorcd Man Arrested on IA
Serious Charge.
NV YoHS, October 20.-Colonel John
Freeman, founder Of the colored lsepubli.
can ASSOCIATION, was arrested oday by orier
Of the District Attorney on the charge OF Vi
olatirg the election laws. The District Al
torney claims he received information Of
colonization being carried on in the Ninth
Assembly District. Two colored detectives
were put on the case and after short time
found the work of colonizing was being car
ried on by Freeman. Hence bis arrest
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Iia,ian 0uarantins Against Yranrs.

Ross, October 30. - APPEARANCE Of
cholera in the Seine region Of France hsd
led Italy TO establish quarantine agsinst ell
uor,s from Deppe TO Cherbourg inclusive.
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Lock or. DEMOCRATS.

We LsTe information that the friends of
's,e'a. ao. are irving to get voters TO
''7 aEay from the polls by offering 70 pay
.' zoe 1: DAYS wages.
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Joas B. GoUcH, the tar-fsme1 lsc.urer,
excnEed himself TO an audience because OF
a bad cold. then started for Egypt IN tae
lore Of getting rid OF it. Egyp: contains
no remedy more eertsin n is res1i: thaa
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
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He WIN watch tbs stars.

wAsHISsroE. October 30-Commander
Allen ID. Brown. OF the Navy, has been ap-
soiniea assistant 10 the superintendent OF
The Naval Observatory q, Washington
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Hurnpd tnDenti,.

ElGguroy, Wis, October 3O.-Ths Jail in
this pace burned at aa early hons this
morning.. Only one inmate, a young man
held far theft. persisted. II is supposed be
frad eha hpildirp
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AHoRRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Kentuckian Has Some Lively Ex-
perience.
AN OLD fuEo ENDS IN MURDER.
An Oregon Wgilant Committee Lynch Three
Well-known Horse and Cat
tie Thieves.
A MANS BODY IN THE ASHES.

EvANsvIILE, ISp., October S0.-fester-
day man named Thomas Spaulding, while
working on scaaold, fell distance Of fif
teen fee; upon picket fence. One OF the
picke,s entered the body in the region Of the
pelvis. The stake was sawed of and the
man taken tc the hospital, where the wood
remaining in the body was Clipped ont He
will die.
His Experience.
Mr.. STERLING, KY, October 30.-Whilc
J. W. Young, Bath county shor,horn
breeder was driving one OF his fine bulls,
the bull suddenly became enraged, and
plunging a. the horse which Young rode.
disembowelco il, causing instant death.
The bull then pursued Mr. Young, who
barely succeeded in reaching q place Of
safety in time to save his life.
In The Ashes.
PoRSLAYD, Ore, Oct. 30.-Monday night
at Dallas, Oregon, smull wooden building
caught FIRE and was pestroyed Yesterday
morning the firemen on looking through
the ruins discovered the body Of man in
the ashes. /, is supposed TO be that Of the
owner of the building, as he was known to
live alone.
II Ends Ia Murder.
PORTLAND. OREGON, October 30.-Two
young men, Joseph y. Walker and Thomas
Gordon, living in Wasco county, Oregon,
who had long been on bad terms, met on
Monday. An old quarrel was renewed, and
several shots were fired on each side Cor
don was shot through the head and instant.
IL killed. Walker was also seriouly hurt.
lie is in custody The trouble arose over
the disputed possession ofa tract Of land.
Three of u Kind.
PORTLAND. ORrG0y. October 30.-A re.
port is received here that three horse
thieves were captured Monday bya posse OF
citizens near the town Of Primville, Eastern
Oregon, and lynched. That whole section
of the country is oyerrun with stock thieves.
and the settlers are resolved 10 drive the
bands out.
A Noted Frnian Dead.
II. PAso. Ten, October 30.-Col j.
O Neil. the noted Fenian, who commanded
a Tennessee Confederate regiment during
the late war, and led the celebrated FeniSn
invasion Of Canada in 1868. had hemor.
rhage Of the lungs Oh the street Yesterday.
diving fifteen minutes after the attack. He
had been in town but few days. His death
Was entirely unexpected.
Murder at . Political Meotiag.
VHCISSEs Ind, October 30.-A murder
WAS committed at Edwardsport 10 this
coua.y, Just after dark last night q, politi.
cal meeting. Several men were quarreli,g
on the street, creating considerable commo.
ton, when coal miner, Thomas Atkinson,
ran up to the crowd and fred revolver,
hitting Frank Murphy another coal miner.
in the head, killing him INSTANTLY. The
murder caused great excitement. Akin
son was arrested and hurried TO the depot
and brought here to prevent his being
lynched. II is not known whether the
shooting was prcmcditated ]: is no,
though, politics had anything to do with It,
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- nr the REGISTER
AGENS ,J i'm their orders
'hO',a ha,,, tor e1rr" papers nest mex.
promptly - A. not 10 have errors
tuesday, = hen they cannot be rem
lied.
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srFoRE BREAKFAST.

which? Mr. Corr, 6y ms man
""''4 ,.s5a - 70 appea, . prohibitions, in
s3F,@ s3.,r 3i.;ric,s and an,i,pFoA'o''o"'S' IN
:.. Which Is Il:
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AureE nrmbes Of dades collected - -
exposed corner Ia. SAbbaGh. vtse ~
s;rd vas high. ard cs.sht cold k.eA
lit,ls darling rAs spssd;ly c1ssd ~ ".
Bells Ccegh SysuP.
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P,iai nv Jur, su.pe nd ed,

ylESXA, Obtober 30.-The Diet Of
Croatia has passed bill suspendins trial
bv iury for press offenses
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N,xv Who Ionp suffered from urinary a

MANY VINO IonR suHeseu IIVI@ VI 111n
digestive diseases, causing nssSoushsss, de-
bifity and weakness, stter trying bssssrs KID
pey medicines, iron medicines, etc, without
bepeft have fouSd permanent relief IN
from one 10 three bottles Of Dr, GuysOtt
yellow Dock and SarsaparillA. the only per
feet blood puriEer and strengthened, Hun
dreds of letters TO the proprietors have tes'
tiHed TO its superiority over the many pr
tended cures so largely ADVERTISED og m.an:
of bogus certificates that are bought aa4
paid tor,
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Tie Rank OF Enrland Rate,

LoNp0N, October 30.-The Bank Of Eng,
land advanced its rate to four per cent to-
1av
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Chine.e Rsnnlsed Again.

PARls, October 3O.-An official dispatch
from General Briere De Lisle, dated Hanoi,
October 29. says the garriso& Of Tsyen
Ouan repulsej several attacks Of the Chi
nese on the l4th and 10th iast., wSEhout
loss. The Governors Of Yunban and Liou-
yeire Phoc have ouly four thousand neu o.
the Upper Red river. No Chinese are be
fore Kept Chu.. Our columns he says, are
securing the country near YeW, and an
doing nv best TO suppress pirscT.
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BaTsGKpeR-. Cf.. 0etobss 3O.--GoTesnor
Cleveland returned here fron New Haven
a, about 9o'elock and was at once escorted
10 The Atlantic House By Chairman ". ID.
Barnan, where rest os nearly an holr was
taken. ALL o'clock the Governor lsft tor
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HOW She Cnrind ncr Hair.

She was a very pretty girl, tastefully
dressed, and her brown hair curled and
rolled about her low white forehead in Il
way that was enhancing, considering
how hot the weather was, and how many
fair locks that had been curled that
morntngwerc hanging In straight strings
over the fair owners eyes. IL was warm
IN church, too, uud fans were rafting In
every seat. There wero lots of flies
about, but people seated in her immedi-
ltc vicinity were pleased to notice that
they all assembled and lowered
around the pretty girl, aud only
tue young man who sat beside
her was troubled occasionally by the lit
tic .poStercrs that she impatiently
brushed from her face when they be-
came unbenrably ANNOYING. AZ the
conclusion of the service the pretty girl
aud her escort walked ont with the rest
or the congregation, and the Young man
was heard to exclalm; "By Gcorgol
lid You ever see 40 many
dies, Nellp" and Nell replied
In smothored and remorscrul tones;
"Did you notice them, Fred? | de.
rlare ! shall never try that again; |
rurled my hair with sugar and water
this morning. And then the nics dis
covered their departing victim in the
throng, aud with nm exulting buzz made
ior her. 1t doesn't do oven for pretty
girl to eo ton Providence JounnL
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than she looked, being a cross betN,ean
Jersey and the Durham. She ioolsed
AS If she might have been a
cross between an old hair trunk
and an abandoned hoop skirt
l Kept the brute three DAYS,
and no one, except, perhaps, Lieut.. At,
Wen, could ever appreciate the suffering
endured at that time. The first ni0br
she broke through the fence and re-.
duced to pulp all the underclotking he
longing to my neXt-duor neigbbor. She
put her horns through my bath-tub, and
ave up my seraniums. She was TO rive
three gallons of milk a day, b,lt She
seemed short just then, and never had
mat TO spare while we kept her. Tho
second day she walked into tho
Kitchen, upset a pan of butter and
a tub of lard. Then She teil
down well, ana when | cot her ont M
4 cost OF 50, she took the collie, whooping
cough, or something, and kept us awake
all night. Not green thing was left i'm
my garden; my neighbor's peach trees
ana the rope on which his underwear
grew were rs bare of fruit as a singles
tree, and he did not have a twig or
shrubbery left. My neighbor came over
to see me, and said:
NOW, don't desire any quarrel, but
want you to keep your COW out of my
shrubbery."
And want you, my friend" said l.,
TO keep your shrubbery out of my
cow
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Dallas Female Co,,.ce

Under its present management opens
its fall term September LIST, 1854, with
Dettar facilities, we think, than il has
ever offered. The building is undergo
ing general renovation inside and out,
ana Will present decided Improvement
IN appearance and outfit on It's reopen
ing in September.
SIX members OF the Principals old
faculty will be in place mt opening of
session-teachers chosen for their
special fitness in their several positions.
Each dormitory is supplied with car
pet, wardrobe, bureau, CRATE and all
other equipments requisite for home
comforts. Our table accommodations
shall equal those of the best average pri-
waite fatalities. so that we shall try to
meet all the demands of good female
boarding and day school.
In respect to the corps of teachers in
the Dallas Female College, we feel that
we have ample warrant in presenting
them to the Texas public rs equal to the
best in the land, We know them, have
proven them, and can commend them
toiour patrons as capable, experienced,
ana efficient in their profession.
We promise the public a good school.
VIII the people of Dallas and the public
al large assist us in this promised
achievement. w, X, JoNES.
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TRnUACAEN, Aug. y, Correspond
4 cnce.l- DIR NcLeskey, the President of
Frinity University. reached home from
This trip to Europe last week. Ha is in
splendid health and fine spirits. ON
next Sabbath night he will deliver Loo
ture, setting forth the most interesting
4 feutures Of his European trip.
Mrs, NJ. T. Foster, for twelve years n
teacher in this community, will, In flu
ture, reside ut Dupree, In Hayes county.
She is now here on visit.
Prof. :. NJ. Templeton has rented and
viii occupy the new house built bv Rev.
j. A. lIuCNer.
our citizens are busy preparing for tho
opening exercises OF Trinity University,
September 3, and for the unwilling uf
the BooSon monument, September 3. on
opening day the President will deliver
an address, and several addresses will
be delivered on the OCCASION OF the un-
yelling OF the monument
Our ciiiLons are considerably excited
over the prospect of the building of the
Midland railroad, which has been sur.
veyed three miles south OF this place.
Tho projectors Df said rond would d.
well TO consider the propricty OF run.
ming II Within u mile OF this place, II
vii pay them To secure the travel OF
Trinity University for all timo to come.
--=----- -.------
The solid English branches arc ompha
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mfantiIe Blood Purifiers and
Skin BcautilierS.
\ Positive Cure tor Every Form Of Skin
aud Blood Disease, from Pim.
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I NfANTiLE aud Birth Humors. Mil,
Crust, SCALED Head, Eczcmas aud every
form of itching, Sculy, Plmply, Scrufulous
Hnd Inherited disease, Of the Blood, skin and
scalp. with lose of Hair, nom Infancy TO Age
cured by the CrriCuRA IsESuLNENr, the new
blood purifier, Internally, and CUTICUHA aud
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irrnully. Absolutely pure and safe, and may
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Ladies governed by reason, not prejudice,

Ladies governed by reason, not prejudice,
viii use it-Bard.
steam Is the most powerful cleanslngagent
and diSlnicctanl known 10 mau.-WnttS.
The Missouri Steam Washer will bc used
universally as soon as It's merits are diScov-
cred by the pcCplc.-,lumos Bennett
One hundred dollars would not buy my Mis-
souri, steam Washer II ! could not get an
othcr.-Mrs. Kate Ferris. Mexico.
! have used one OF the Missouri steam
claims for its W Hemp, Hemp Tnwarc
Company, 81. Louis.
The Missouri steam Washer does all that
ynu claim for IL, The longer We use Il the
hotter we. are pleased with it.--Mrs, j. II.
Wagner, MOriushurW, Mo.
We have used the Missouri Steam Washer
Tor twelve mouths, and regard the invention
rs domestic institution not second to the
sewing machlnc.-Columbin, Mo-, Herald.
j. Worth, proprietor of the Peoples Tea
"lhc Missouri steam Washer Is AN immense
success, rs Il will wash shirt clean without
the sweat of the waShhOnrd.n
! have been using the Missouri Steam
washer for i've months, aud my little girl II
years old can do a large washing IN a few
hours, without firing her In the least.-Mrs.
Johnson, 81 Thomas street, ST. Louis.
| use the Missouri Steam Washer In my
laundry, and II is the only machine | have
ever FOUND, nier trying many, that would do
the work snilsinctory.-W. Grfils. Gents
Laundry, 1918 Market street, st. Louis.
The Missouri steam Washer has been In
use In my family for seven months, and too
much praise cannot he given it as "A labor
saving invention. Before using the machine
washing was the dread OF the family, but now
the children cry TO do the washing, 0s u
child ~ years old can operate the mnchine.-
Geo. j. Phelps 27sl sheridan ave-, -. Louis.
Aitcr using the Missouri Steam Washer for
over year, am convinced that Il will save
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-30

Col. Pratt has taken another lease of
Barnum's hotel, Second and Walnut
streets, 81. Louis, and Will renovate and
improve il in manner that his long ex-
perience as hotel keeper will dictate.
Comfort and economy are cardinal
virtues al this nonnlar house.