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Rsv Sylvsuu, Cobo thus writes ia the
Boston Christian Frseman:-We would by
no means recommend any Kind of medicine
which uo did not knew TO he UoOt-par-
ticulnrlr for iui,ntt. But OF Mrs Wins
lows 500 hiuE syrup ~ can spsak from
knowledge. ~ our own family /. has proved
blessing .Ldsed ~ giving Al infant
troubled with colo pain, quie: slssp, and
tho parents UubroECu resi- n night Most
paren,s can appreciate these blessings.
Hsre g. al article which works 10 perfection
and which 10 hArnsis; tor tho sleep -hoh
IL affords tno infant is psrisotly natural. and
the little chsrub awskss" brI sht ~ As u out
ten And during the proceha IL tcethiDr,
its value is iucalcu able. We have frequent
IL heard mothers say that they would not
be without it from the birth Of the child
till 1t had 6ei,htd with the toethng siege,
Ola any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. % cents hottie.
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ON tho Horns u Dilenms.

ST. Louis, Jan. pa dispatch from
Leavanworth, Kansas, says: Information
hns been received here from Washington
thai Senator Ingalls, will b. appointed to
fill Judge McCrary's place on the United
States circuit court bench if it can be ar
ranged With Governor Click, who is dem,
ocrab, TO appoint suitable person to 81
out Mr.. Ingalls, term. Governor Il lex
will say nothing regarding the matter be.
yond the fact that he has not committed
himself. Should Mr.. Ingalls, be appointed
aud Governor Click appoint a democrat to
fill the vacancy it would leave thu senate q
tie as between republicans and democrats,
with Malone holding the balance OF the
power. This bsiag tne situation, II is not
thought that the president will appoint
Mr.. ingalls, Still, it is asserted that very
strong pressure is being brought TO bear III
favor OF Mr.. Ingalls,.
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~ 7 at comp0se INC DIOch'
Who 4. Mrs, Winslow?

As this question is frequently asked, We
will simply say that she is n lady who for
upwards OF 'orty years hes untiringly de-
voted her time ana talents as "A female ply
stefan and nurse, principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stitution and wants of this numerous class
and, 20 result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge. obtained in lifetime spent as
IA nurse and physician, she has compounded
Soothing Syrup for children teething. 1t
operates like magic-giving rest aud health,
and is moreover, sure 10 regulate the
bowels. In consequence OF this article AIRS.
Winslov is becoming world.renowned as II
bcneiactor OF her race children certainly
do rise up and bless her; especially is this
the case in this city. Vast quantities OF the
Soothing Syrup are daily cold and used
here We think Mrs. Wiuelow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and We sincerely believe thousands ofchild-
rem have been saved from an early grave by
its timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share It's benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opin-
ion, until shn has giYenit the benefit OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, moth
ers-try il now Ladies' Visitor, New
York city. sn!d by al druggists. 70 cents
q hottie
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IRON r Ss n Ss1 PHOSPHORUS 70 ea a'. S''
~.,syaon1ana ASsS massachusetts a,. MoyS TXs Tonic Cordial
the
A. uA, D.Ias r.Ia.
T Ss ss,l'A ul GSin'

Immediately, Adopted, with an ameud
ment instTuctlng the committee 10 inquire
further whtthe tho none y already expend
od has been improperly expended.
BurEss from the committee o. nppTOpTla'
tons, reported q bill tn supply deiloleucle.
~ regard [, the rebate Oi tax on tobacco,
and 10 proyi ie ior The expenses of the leg
islaiurt o. New Mexico. Referred TO com
nit 40 NJ tho whole
Burnss stated that he Gsk action tenor
row
II appropriately s3750.0O Tor payment OF
Tho rebate, aud S2lOl5 iGr the expenses Ol
tho Legislature of New Mexico. IL declarcl
thai members elected 10 that legislature 10
November 1852, were legsl members, Had
provides that the new territorial icglslrinrf
convene IN 1856.
AiEen. from the committee on gcucul.
tufe, reported q hlll eetahlWhing IA DEPART
fDeut oi agriculture. Referred 20 che COM
mittso Of the whole.
Bingham, from he COMMITTEES on uoli-
oiiices and puit.roada, reported u hii hIinc
the rate o. postage on arc1ndc!ess mat
matter seat by pcislns other Than puolish
ers. Placed on the house calendar.
The house then went into committee %,
the whole (C1nve,se. OF ONO, Ia the chair
on tho state ofthe Union.
The hill To provide for the moro speedy
delivery OF letters at tree delivery offices,
was taken up, u authorizes me posimh'-
ter-general 20 issue special teu.cent
stamp, which attached to a letter In add
Ii IN 10 the regular postage. viii insure its
Immediate delivery at Tree delivery offices
up To midnight.
A long discussion sprang up, the oppon.
ents o1 the measura taking tho grounds
th.' H. passage wouli have the effect oil
cutting down the revenues OF the post Office
ld.partmeut, and tho advocates OF the bill
replying that the new system would be
iouad seli-sustaining and insure great cua'
yeniencc TO the people.
Bainrd. In sustaining the proposition,
ridiculed the idea ttat the postotice de-
pRr meat should be self-suppOrtins, aud I'm
| iha course OF his remarks hoped tue HOUSE
would have the sense to realize the fact that
its duty was TO get the 500 OOl,OOO out OF
the treasury, thus giving rise 10 some
| laughter on the republican side.
Beiord continued: You, gentlemen,
csn emile bu; next year when you 90 be
fore the country and are met with the fact
that there are failures all over ~ and the
secretary OF the treasury 10 boarding up
money In close vaults, you will he strug-
Cling for some argument TO de'sns tue 70
publican party"
On motion ot Bland 1t was reported to
the house with the recommendation that
tha enactng clause be stricken out-lS to
1906
Pending action on the report the house
adjourned.
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Forty Years Experience or an Old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses h the United States,
and has been used tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. II corrects
acdity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child We be-
lieye il the best and surest remedy in the
world, i'm all cases of Dysentery and Diar'
rhea in Children, whetherar;sipg from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direc-
tions for using will accompany 'ech bottle.
None genuine nuless the fac-simile OF Cur
tie az Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents
bottle.
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New YoEK, Jan. 23-Beevss receipts,
$500, including 700 for expectation: market
active ana higher; good steers advanced
IA TOR Creased weight; common and me.
dium advanced 81 per head common Io
good sold at IS ~ to 81; prme and eS ora
easier 81 81 30 Sheep receipts. 300, tull;
poor 10 prime Rnsep, a 10 SO 50; lambs SO
10 81. so; choice export wether3 unnteC 500.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat, sp 1t
ois without Quotable change; options
opene l-2 10 3-4.hipher; afterwards we k.
rned and declined 3 - 1873, closing du.l;
ungraded red 50 to 81 &c, No. , red, 96 TO
.O7S4; No. cred, Sl.W 20 tl.O7 "a. Corn
options opened IL TO 4 higher; Afterwards
los. the advance and declined | & 10 Ia,
closing weak; ungrsdei, 50 - 62;
No. .. %. s,eamsr 81 10 30 No. 2,
81 2toGg "a. Cofiea-Spot fair; RIO firm (;
I2tol2 ID; options 10 20 10 points higher,
fairly active: Kio No. T. spot 10 80: saies
$50 bags: RIO No. :, January. 1925; F-hrn-
sry, 1925 o 1875 March, l045 to 1855;
April, 10 60 to 1915; May, 1910 tD 1888;
June 1850 to 1895 July, ~ 80
to II. sugar steady: refined firm
yellow, SIS TO T.8; standard To-, 3-s TO
7.l6 powdered, s is to 8 Ia; pranuloted;
: Is rs 10 rs. Mola'se. quiet and steady.
Rice arm with moderate deman}. Wool
quiet aud steadv.for prime; others dull;
i1Nss, IA 81. Polk stronger nut .uiet;
new mess Sli. 75 10 $lh.l2l2 Lard steady;
prime steam, si.25
Following IL th- comparative statement
81 cotton receipts at al! the United Sales
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QUEEN CITY GUARDS TRIr TO OLE
BURNE.

Under command otCapiain FRANK Wbeat
nv Invitation OF the Li-ht Guarns OF Gle
b irne, ths Queen CITY Gusrds offended the
grand ball given Tuesday night. They
were met at the Santa Fe depot BY the
l. Phi Guards under command OF CAPTAIN
snith, and we're escorted 20 The Clebufne
us. whers the, were welcomed hy
Hons. E. G. Padleford and Iiilman Sn Va
a1,sr xhtch rhev pArtook o, snmptpnu
simmer MArcbing TO the large han over
Browns opera house tbey were reca we'd BY
The commitise cam no pains weie spared by
the 81 burne light Guards 10 make the
c,mpsn, enjoy themse.ves. Every thing
sem of IN a manner eninently ~ per nnd
pleasant rae soldier bbys Wal long re
member their visit IN tire beautiful ciy OF
Clebur1e.
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Story OF 4 Crlmr

SAN TRAscnco, Jan. 23.-Georgo A.
Wheeler, native OF Gorham Maine. req
pectably connected and formerly il
the employ OF tho Rpg,n
company chsin factory Of Bss.Io
Tlltson OF this city October 10th, 1880
was hanged at 1884 to-day. Adels
Tillson wa, tina younger Sister OF
Wbeeler's vita. who became enemored
OF her Nsv York iriond and an unlawful
intimacy followed. A child WAS bora. bu.
and continued to permit her sister
criminal intimacy betwson thsm was com
tinusd. They came bore in 1880, whsH
si,tsr.in.law shortly after = youn.
miner met Miss Till.ou, admired her, pro-
posed and wa, accepted. When Wheel
learned tho fact he entered his sistef-t 10
laws room, to't her In
with her. neised her by the throat and
choked her to death. He squeezed her
body into an empty Saratoga trunk
and proceeded to the police station
and surrendered, assigning as reason that
he could not see her become tina wife OF
any man. A series OF trials followed,
very effort being made 10 save the mans
neck, buS on three different occasions
he va, sentenced to dasth. At an early
hour this morning crowd OF 6,OU
people assembled outside the ail,
and the demand for entrance tickets
q, so great th at they were. held ~ $40
premium. When leu from the cell Woceler
evinced unexpected firmness, and helped
the officerS 10 fix the straps
to. his legs, the only visible emotion
being tNitchiug " the lbs He was nt'
tended ~ Catholic priest, and although
brought up Quaker, had signitisd s de
sire to die IN the Catholic faith.
Being asked by the eheriffit he hac any
thing to say. ne replied; II forgive the
world; may the world forgive me" The
priest extended the crucix, which
he kissed saying: Jesus into
Inv hands cammepd my sprit
The signal WAS given and the trap fell.
His seek wa, broken, aud death was in
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Tho Fire Record.

Woop HADEs. La. Jan. 23.-Fivs princi
psi business blocks here has burned Loss,
500 600.
LIrrLE RooK, Jan. 2s.-Tse Demo-
Gratis Arkansas City special says:
A. : O'Clock this nsrning fire broke out
in Uowan Bro store. consuming nearly q
whole block OF business houses. The losses
ere:
J, M. whitehill. $4,000: insurance, 81
500 J. s. Dickinson 81 400: insurance,
$500. T. NJ. Peter, SO 600; insurance, 81
Cos. p. s. Bailey. $500; no insur-
nee. rhane, $500; insurance, 81 100.
Lowmsu Bros. SIS 900; insurance, sl2 600.
Masonic hall, 81, 500: noinsrrance. Besides
numerous losses ranging from SUI 10
coo
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ADcep.I.nidPint.

BATAVIA, y, Y. jan. 20 -Disttict A..
t1rney Nor,h tsis morning opened oa,o 'or
the prosecution in the trial o. Rowell FIR
Killing LYuch Nlsta alleged tha, II will be
shown tue murder was o. .nme 'Iieni the
r. sult oi . plo' aid hy Rpweil. who ~
proving the Implies .i1u o. hi, we, would
~ sb'4 to obtain q div r'-. A. he close of
N1.th's address ~. examination Of wit.
..gNtnF bpEau
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to-day siS Others developed symptoms
~ tho disfass sud were removed
fI III yts n1u', rhtrr Rfr 100
prisoners ~ the i,iI ,ni II i- thought othrrl
Vii be- sf.rktd by IIH dI."EsF. hero are
no cases in the ciy 'Sc"pt 20 ih ihi. mud
pet hcu.c.
The Lynchng Of FoHlrr-Tull Account.
DGNyfR, Jvi 23-rho Republicans
5 zorro. E. NJ. specials. htlu 'c.ock
tl,s morning J..r F1Nic. u uo'o'ous
sJoorro desperate, waa taken r. m ,H, and
utpit % N's irnIlu Ip-tt iur mlrry
srd o'ia' n' ur'r, 'rfr a I' .e.ehhor
us .., s.d .ang ID. ,Jr crime ior which
b. w., hung, ats .ar murder Vt james
l. Clc, sometime in November
Fowler villa u number nl drunkuH
con- an stock posss.'io 4 he town ADD
mHr,u.u through ne streets firing INTO ho
window, masking tine oi.ileus darc'..and
s.pF 90 re mouth OF thoi revolver. Cole
inferprr-G O., Hrryui bnnl.hrd ard WAS
stabpfi i, drsfh hy Fowler who was mr..
tested, found u..yuid sentenced 40 hong
o. t.e4 20 int. Al p.d vls tx go ana
th, cas- adj ,ufnrd o. next term. Col. is
said - be the a'yautb v.c''m nj Fnw'"t.s,
who IA worth sl0l OlD nrd would have
used "a veal IL O. purchase VII essrH rs
hn htl done il other Chsre,
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

SPECIAL CALL-The physicians Of Dallas
are r quesicd TO meet nj the roo rs ~ tho
Board Of Trade on FRIDAY. the 5th. atsp m.
to take such st9 as NAV seem be I IN promot-
ing the inieres, oft1e ''Sims Memorial ASS cla-
tlon." org .niz,d in the city of New York 10
honor the name and p,rpctua,e the memory Of
the late distinguished surgeon. J Mrion Inns.
The medical fraternity will b. rrasful 20 meet
ali 81 liens, male aud female, who feel interest
cd in this laudabe urder aking.
: u. THuRsTON. " n.
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Tho Observation-Disclosures.

KAssA5 Cry, Jtn. 23.-S,m0 oddlt onal
delrgs'r- reported TO the Mississippi Va
Icy Horticultural convention TINS morning.
Abput twenty states sra represented. The
sion Vas devoted 60 the discussion OF the
mater VI irrig ion AMI the reading oi y
phper on "Frui' CutivAton' by y =.
Grmps, ~ Deny-r and a'nihrr On Resp.
berries" by NJ. OHmer, OF Dayton, ONO.
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u soon as may be, and have power IN send
Tor persons aud papers, - slt during the
sitting, OF ihe senate aud 10 employ stonoF
rapheFs.
Nominations; poslma,tsr-wm. Blllincs,
Victoria, Texas; j. 4. Davis. fIrt DAVIS,
Texas, Isaac A, Taylor, OF Kansas, agent
a. n - SEC aud Fox Indian egrrcy; Nalon.
tine +. NcGIli, soudia. D,kota' age b, ~
Prime Ridge agency; Augustus :. Worth
ington, United States District Attorney
tor tho District of Columbia; lirHry K.
Gibson, pension agent Knoxville, Tonnes
ser; Horace Austin, register 81 land oll1t,
Fargo, Dakota.
Goyenor Curtin. chaiimln 4 the house
committee on foreign affairs, hla boon in'
ttrnctoi hy The cOmni',tC 90 'comuuli.
cate with the secretary tf state
ani learn whether th8t Official had
information thR. any foreign minister 90
this country attempted 90 uuilitv thr unap.
imars action OF tia house 90 repfesrHiu'
iiv-1 by reelection Dn any ~ ia members.
miscellaneous Foreign Intelligence,
FoRElGS TlRgs.
HAMILTON, o,r., Jan. 2).-Ths Spectator
printing otnoo burned ths.mornluE. Lose,
$4,000; insurance s2l 900,
ANOTHER BHITIsu BuGkD1o
DuHLS, Jan. 23.--rhs Irish Times
foe Nnd police have been warn 4
OF serious steps being taken - p'tpit4t+
nut.Egcs In Englsnd Va connection with
enc New York Irish Wpri's.
"O'D1uneil Vengeance fnui."
IL ia stated that of flSol subscribed
10 tho fund bstNeen 600 and $500 we're Tor.
warded 70 London las week English
detectives are WORKING bard to trace the
holders OF ths money.
aAsvs pgIII.
LosDoE, jan. GA Ho1s Kong iis-
patch points out that thH French uC1upA-
tion OF Chuian, Foru'osa or
HMnan would amount 10
cAsus bclli with England, - according so
the treaty OF ls4s 10 flo stipulated that upon
British " should never DO coded
10 any other foreign y wer.
England undertook Ia the event OF attack
10 protect the Husen dependencies and
restore them 10 China, The Chinese cOu u
and would assist upon the IA 4 men, of the
stipulation. -, --al--,.a.-i- ..
LospoR, Jan. 90 The Earl OF Graaveuor,
son sud hair Of the DuEo OF Westminster.
died OF congestion ~ toe lungs after thres
d.vs Illness. He Vas born April 2S, 1888
ausrINsIoE or TRAFFIC
ToRosTo, Jan. 22.-Thsr- has been a TOT al
,nspension OF railway traffic 81 Calling
wood, the roads being blocked -inCa THURS
day. caused by the intense cold ~ Quebec.
An ice bridge SPANS the 81. Lawrence river
there.
FsRKfdN yiRrs.
Cornwall, OnT., Jan. 29.--The CONNER
mercl,i hossi and large brick block oppo.
size. containing about = dozen stores,
burned to-day. Los,, SIS ooO; insured Tor
$4,000.
NosrREAL, Jan. % The St. Lswronce
Sugar Refinery, With the exception o. ono
winr burned To-day. The loss II estimated
at $3.50, 600: insured. The Cigar Factory OF
Davis tv Don. adjoining, WAS damaged to
the amount uf $4,000; insured, Tho men
were at work when tho fire st.rtad. About
| $50 opsrativos are thrown out II work.
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& prclnie Promoied

New York, Jan. 23.-The Catholic Re
view is informed that the holy father has
or attd an archbishop. the c0adiutor bishop
A. =, Louis. PaiTick J. Ryan. TINS
promotion Is REGARDED as another marx OF
the favor with which the pope regards
the American prelaies receuti, ~ Rome.
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Poison Oak

AfA-tAA wan
{ bad hr. thifts tIrrt n, rel errrf
.ufing an snmmfr So o. '".of Ak ie
| confrsc-ed a. aa I'd - rpr. r1f.
t-iei evsrvthiur f1ru. uc.Ulirr t.arr ast-
irians has gfUHrI. o.. n.f-h- r.Hs
~ bottles Of : Eit..a speed IL. - .)Nru'
yasrs ag', an o. On "a me- 500. "a CSC sea-
Three SUNNI - W ufaee' SO J ttVs
had no return Of Il. Jo.rrH Y. NV.
Oolumbia, Gee T a
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WIN put out a Tickct.

PITPBuKG. Jan. y. The Ma ionsl execu.
tive COMMITTEES al the prohibition party
have decided TO hold national convention
10 nominate Is presidential candidate in
hi. rLIN rhrIv ~ MAN.
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About 2:2O tins morning = lire nrokn ont
i'm small ono-tn'y frame building next
to MOod'g hotel, recently burned. aud
spread rapidly 20 the rcx, building, Chi
ncsc lauudry, ara ts W. 20 IN press 'hrea -
ems TO s,cep the entire roy of frame build,
nos II at compose the block.
LArER-The fire is now practically under
control The wind vdcred TO the northeast
aud drove tho flames back upou the re-
mainp Of Wood hole.. A shower Of sparks
threat ened 10 ignite the buildings across
tie pireo;, but pnsly appica'ior o. water
lire Was not ~ ertluad. Losses compara-
lively small
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sn,,,nox Fpidemic I'm n .JniI.

IxprAsAPoLIs, Jan. 23.-Teh days ago q
prisoner IN the county jail vas attscked
by Sun llpoI. II. was removed
TO the pes house, bu not before the other
prisoners were inocu ated. fss'erdsy snd
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vIsKYARD HAYES. ia. 2.-ihe tug
Storm King will it The sre;Sei City
Colum nos as sDo1 % the w4stier p sTmi's
with die rs and ssa-ch the ssnsen steamer
for boii Q.
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Nxv ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, Jan. % Flour quiet ami
steady; family. 81 10 81 50; hirl grades,
sl7sto 1913 Corn in good demand, mix
ed aud white, 81; yellow, g. Oats ST. adv
and in fair demand ~ TO 40. Corr meal
scarce aud frm IS. Pork. demand fair
aud prices higher: olS. Sl5.75; new, SIC.
Lari firmer; fierce, refined, s 81 10 SIS
Bulk meats higher and scarce;
shoulders, packed, sG.25 to $0.35;
long clear aud Gear rib. 5.
Bacon, higher aud scarce: shoulder. o -,
long clear and c'ea- rib, o. llams, choice
sugar cured canVAssed, steady aud IN
changed Coffee, quiet and steady; COM
mon 10 prime. 10 l-2 TO 10 l-2 Sugar.
quiet AID firm; common 20 gooi comm 1n.
43s to s5-S; idr 90 fully
l5l.i % rs. yriiow clarified 6 8 Z 90 4.
white clarified, : IA. Eianulstei, SIS
Molssses m goli d mard: centrifugal 10
to 81: common. p % %. iar. - 90 :.
prime to choice s. 'o4S Rec qli.t I'd
stea4v: Louisiana. rdirart il pulr. 4 3 =
TO 8 IS Rs strong ana s"Ar--. tl ~.
Cotton SEED oil uum' r-uIf 90 s 30 I 2.
summarN yellow. 4 O. 70 s. ht drstt on
| Nrw YORK 81 p-r $500 rrmiun; starl u-
exchange, u q ssiHi
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Nine Men Drowned.

NAsnvILLE, Jan. 23.-rhe Americans
special rom Car haee. on the upper Cum
bsrland, SAYS: A raft Was draw into n
whirlpool below this town end nine nen
a
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sAihN ~ SUI iLA II
THIS emintntly popular ana important
book which Is having such "A wonderful
sale throughout the states, and which
should he read by every father and mother
and by n!l young gentlemen OF mature
years, is now in the city in the hands OF
the publisher ard will be offered for sub
scription. Every one look At it when pre-
scented.
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper. cleaner and better Than wood or
coal. - 20 per ton.
DALLAS Cry tiAs LIaHT 20.
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A thorough course of Acker's B lood El. xir
will remove oil faint fron the blood. Ii
cure, scrofule, ulcers. boils and PIN Piles.
Gold nv w H. Pa t-rsop n Co.
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An old nurse SAYS: Ackers English
Remedy is best for cough., Group. diptheris
or bronchitis Sold by W. II. Patterson a
10
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81 don't feel WE'LL" The stomach is out
OF order; neglected. this means chrenic avs
pepsia. Nou should take Acker's Dyspep'
ri, Tablets and avoid this terrible disease
sold by = n Patterson n Co.
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MARKETS BIT TRLEGRAPu.
KANSAS CITY NARKET.
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. Jan. 23-Cattis-recsipts, 7o0O
good to choice shipping. So 65 to 500;
common to medium, IS TO $3.50. Sheep
receipts. 5000; market steady; interior 10
fair, So to 81; medium to good, 81 to 50;
10 "a %
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"Hsckrnetacs,' lastine and fragrant
perfume. PRO o and % cents. sid
by w. n. Patterson. & Co. drugy-sis
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Acker's Blood Elixir guaranteed; vii
cure all kinds OF blood poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by w IL. Patterson !.
Co
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Hundreds write they owe thelr life and
present good health to AcEer's English
Remedy, for consumption, coughs. colds.
etc Snlf by w. II. Patterson & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

win yoa suie with Dyspepsia ard
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Cure is IN.
remedy Cor t. Sold By w. II. Patterson
4 Co., druggists. Dallas, Texas.
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aro you miserapie through indigestion,
sour stomach or cpnsiipation2 Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee will relieve
Won sold nv W. VI PaifeYson & Co.
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wh.t will stop my COZ hug n nigh
Guarantee Acke's English Remedy WI
Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81 Sold by
w Dataarsnsl 81 n
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Total ........ 3s7s s6525 s,sOi.s 1913 4Od5 81
Last year ......l642s 1867 f,OGt5T ......
Exports this week to Great Britain 81 O3
Fra &C. Il $50: Contitent 1915. Stock this day
il36 2sS; yesterday, l,ls9 81; this day la,tyyst