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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
QUALITY OF
IT IMPROVES /

- lmr NJ ID Us GOALltl Ue
the BLOOD nrd cHI,,hc+ n. and 10 thcro-
Tore u nnO Uic.g0rgHf and c0TToctirG
incasc8 ofnll chroH ic Inaiddics which
aro associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF TIE BLOOD. These all yield
totho regulating ami nourishing prop
critics OF It's treat food tonic clements.
ltcpmponsaies for tho loss Of ritciify.
induced 10y fonaum piion. tdi0syh or
Bronchi0t and Ihro1t affections. It
riH remedy Feminine De5ifify and
reimburse tho Female l9hysigse for
those tossea OF vitality accompany
Ing coDiplGints peculiar 10 the scr-
Mothers nursing thoir own children,
aud delicate WOmca who expect to
become mothers nnd bring up cigo..-
Gus children should by all m cans uso
it. ~ ciH restore sufferers JrosL
Moliiri or Nervous I'rosiydt,On arts
= ing from Ofser-'rOri,, I,rcesses or
hpr0trnriek Discuss. II irW euro
Drunkenness ana tho Opium Hab.e
---i1r "a tho appetite grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF thlA Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnct. - hfghiy h"ssJicidi in LiUcr
Complaints, iid'drim f,vcr, NnG
deb!liMtlng oifocls or Iecor Of any
kisd ~ has ilo cIIIi. ~ ropGiss
trcs'c. Improves Digostion aud Up
priir. and affords tho DysPpfic m
rg'id an cnsNJ GV.iuiidb'r oTfioIr
OF IoOd; and 10 ~ pleasant 10 tho ueio
that tho most Gonriiigo palate VIII ult
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FINANCE AVID COTTON.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NV YoRK. April % Money IL 10 .; closed
2tO2 10, prime mercantile papc'. 20 l.2i
sterling exchange. II, H.. steady; 49, u; .isht,
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COTTON.

SPIT prices are unchanged. Sales to-day Ia.
dictate lack OF uterest IN this cOunttf. Rae ip Is
are larger. A. all the home ports to-day re-
cein.s were lao, OF which Galveston got !, Gas
bales. Liverpool received 5000 bales 1900 u
which ia eastern cotton against 800
by ,0C0 bales than saturdays Now York
closed quiet LIVERPOOL dull ~ buyers favor
New Orleans steady. Spots, as well ms futures
improved up 10 Thursday, when spprehenstnns
OF tenders In Liverpool caused the loss of the
Improvement In futures, while spots remained
that. with the exception " naturAl fluctuations,
cotton must appreciate Instead Ct depreciase,
owing TO the very strong statistical position OF
this yoar compared with the short crop year
OF l5slS., which was q bad year
financially and otherwis, midas crop less
American ports smaller u an IN lSSl-2, the pro.
ducing area OF tho country reported already
swept nearly bare of the staple, the prospects o
the next crop fully fortnight backward. aud
consumption ut homo ami abroad continued nj
only tho present rate pointst) n deficit Ia tho
ton mus. appreciate, impartia ly considered,
appears reasonable. The decline in futures to.
day Is marked. aud at Manchester, England
cloths are dull and yarns are weak
and barely supported at previous prices
A New Orlesn, dlsps,c says tho sales ia spots
and 1890 b.les tlis week les, year, and since
the LIST OF September ,03j 500 bales, against
1856. 1876 bales for the same limo lBst year Tho
sales OF futures comprised 1900 Aprls, II, 800
Mays 23 500 Junes, IS 8D1 Julys. q. 600 Augnsts
1000 Ssptenibers. 1l.7O0 Octooers, $500 NOvcm
this week. 10000 ba'ef, against 292 500 last
week nad 40 200 this week last year. The gg-
gregate since September | IL 71i9 500 bales,
against s. liz. $50 the amc time last year.
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INSURANCE.

nEPARTMxNT OF INSURANCE., STATS.
~ tios and History, Austin, Texas, February
n, 1ssi.-This certines, that the FIRE AseO.
CITATION, an Insurance Company. OF Pbila-
delphis. Pennsylvania, having complied with
all The requirements Of Law relating % 1nsur-
ance Companies IN This STATE, and having ex-
hibitsd Certificate from the Comptroller Of
Public accounts showing payment Of the State
Occupation Tax for welve Months from the 1st
day Of January. 1885, IS hereby authorized to
pursue the business ~ Fire and Marine 1nsnr-
ance throughout this State from the LIST day Of
January, 1885, to the sist day Of December. 1854,
upon Payment of srch further tax to coun,y
ssd municipal CORPORATIONS IN which said Com
paby may do businessns may be required bv Law
H. lin testimony whereof I hereunto
Sign my name and afnx the impress Of my Of
ncial s.al the day and date 6rsf above written
II P.BREwsTER, Commissianer.
IlKPARTMKNT OF 1HsURANCK. sTATlr-
~ tics and History. Austin, TEXAS April
!. 1ss4.-To sll Whom q Nay Concern: This d
TO certify thu: The Hibeynis Insursoc Com
pany Of New Qflssna La. has in al res
pecis fully complied with the laws Of Texas %
conditions president 20 ~ doins business In
e. 49, saz ~ ss!d os.Ps.y held. Z sss.
g: {; s: S: = = "a q - : - =: - ~
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Poison
in the blood will nearly always show itself
In the spr.ng. II IL doss nos coma Ia the
shape OF blotohes. pimples. eruptions. etc
II causes d dull and heavy feeling, indispo.
sition to exertion, loss of appetite, and Q
general letting down Of the system. Ma.
turs ct this jnucture req1ires some assist
ance 70 help throw off this poison aud clean
up the organism for the trying summer
weatber, For this there 10 nothing better
than 6wifts Specific.
Letters from twenty three (23) Of the
leading retail druggists of Atlanta say. I'M
der date March "a, 1891: We sell more Of
Hwift's Specific than any other one remedy
and three to ten times as much as any
other blood medicine. We sell 1t 10 all
cls '6es, and many Of the best families use
it % general health tonic"
Treatise on Blood aad Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THs Swrrr SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 5, At
lanta, Gs.
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Corros-The closing range OF option prices at
New York to-day are lower. based on the close
Saturday. as follows January and February 8
%: october, November. April and May points
o.: June, July and AuKnst 10 points OF Al
Liverpool the decline h LEA. Al Nev Orleans
points on: AuRnst poins Oh: september points
a.: October, November and December points
o. while January, February March and April
sre net 9uota SALE ic-osy ere L: GOO under
CnIczoo- Sogl6s Wheat closed i-s lower fsr
lhs Jose sP4oa, e 8 - end gTsyie1s psics los
~ Z = ilSSm( - o. " = 1rs( - -
- ~, zz1;ssSsi1 3 49, g
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
PIXIES JIfss MARRIAGE GUIDE. PAGES

Elegant cloth and gilt hluding. Sealed FOR 20
cents IN postage or currency. over lfy won:
dCriul pen pictures, true 20 life, articles on tho
following subjects: VI no may marry VIII not:
why! propcr age TO marry. Mhomarry nrst.
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay, Who
should marry, How lfu and happiness may be
increased, Those married or contemplating
marrying should read lt. 10 ought TO be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock and
key, Popular edition, same a. above, but paper
cover and 200 pages, - cents by mail, III money
or postage.
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ToSB.O pened: New York. quiet: New Or.
leans steady: Liverpool dun aud easier.
Cosod Now Yorn. easy: New Orleans, steady;
Liverpool steady.
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SUNLIGHT II
O. N -
MACHINES

aud CITY Residences,
Factories, etc. with q brilliant sud chcsp GAS.
LIGHT, equal 10 the best o1ei gas. ut half the
cost. is simple. durable and not II, bic to got
out Of order. Sold under full guarantee, and
IS the cheapest IN the world over COO ia prac.
teal use. send for Illustrated Pamphlet and
Price List 10 J J. PAQUETTE,
P0toutee ard Manufacturer,
No. 20 ChE!trcs street, New Orleans IL.
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w. ID. WYLIE Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE | 4
The North Texas Real sStais Journal

WHlUh VIII % U1sttIDuIUu hIUnK mo vGl1Oub
limos OF railway, and win DO plsccd on floin The
hotels OF me prncipal Sities IN ms country and
Texas and her resources. VIII furnish complete
abstracts OF title TO property In Dallas and suT.
rounding counties; will prosecute claims against
the United States In al the Departments OF the
government. Bounty pension ana laud claims
a speciality. Call and examine our lis 7 prop,
orty.
Represented by O. 4. CARrKR ! B. Nassau
street, New York: n. J. RICHARDS . Ran
doph street, Chicago, and A, sOBIKLDs. GO
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II Is solf-ovldent that physician paving
particular attention ton class OF cases aNains
great SKIN, and physicians I'm regular practice
ell over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office IN Ameri-
TO, ana tho proved Eood nc modes Of all
ages and countries are used, A whole house Is
used for Office purposes, and an are treated with
fkill In q respectful manner; and knowing
what 10 DO, no experiments are made. ON acs
count OF The great number applying, tho
charges are kept low, often lower than IL de-
mandcd by others. Il you secure the skin aud
get q speedy and perfect life cure, that IS tho
Important matter. Pamphlet, 30 pages. Sent
t, aid fYan
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13
Stock Management.

The farmer should keep enough
stock 70 consume all the hay, grain
and surplus produce that Is raised on
the farm, as by so doing he will gen.
orally get better price for what he
raises, and IL will be much easier
marketed. The farmer should guard
well against Overlooking, which is a
prominent fault with those farmers
who estimate their profits by the num-
Der OF cows and hogs they have with
out regard to the condition they are
in. Care should be exercised in the
selection of stock. Having commenc-
ed, IL costs much TO retrace Onc's
steps. The farmer who expends his
money for poor, degenerate stock,
simply because they are cheap, can
be called anything but prudent, and
has surely spent bis money almost, if
not quite, uselessy. First determine
what breed Of stock suits you best,
and after you have commenced stick
TO your line Of breeding. Do not be
influenced by all that you may hear
or read. and keep changing. Don't
buy Indifferent stock because they
have q good pedigree, believing what
some my tell you, viz: that they
have good blood in them, but that
they have had bad usage. and that by
caring for them right you may breed
them up. DO not practice in.and in
breeding, for few make a success, al.
though fine stock are PRODUCED by
those who know how far TO carry it.
Always feed we'll. but do not over
feed. DO not spoil your best stock
by overfeeding in order to compete
for a premium. Provide good shelter
for your stock. 1t is absurd to sup
pose that stock will do well exposed
70 all extremes without a shelter.
Some will winter and lay or fat, but
they will fatten q good deal faster
and with less food, when they have
good warm shed. Do not invest 4
dollar in stock unless you intend TO
take good care OF it, summer and
winter, DO; or cold. When they need
your care give it TO them.-Farmcrs'
Call
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13
Gencra!shlp-

No one can he a successful farmer
who does not lay his plans in advance
and who does not have the ability TO
direct bis own labor snl the labor of
his men TO the best advantage. We
have known men who kept two hands
70 do the work OF one. They scat
tered their forces, having two or three
Jobs on hand at once, and all their
work was on the drag. What was to
be done next they never knew.
The farmer who Kept large slate
in his kitchen and every evening jot-
ted down the work for the following
day, had a wise head on his shoul-
ders. Odd jobs for rainy days and
slack times were put down on the
other side OF the slate as they occur
red to him. His workr en- never had
TO wait TO be told what TO do next.
II called away from home for an af.
ternoon or a whole day, the work was
ali planned for the men; all they bad
TO do was to look at the slate.
In this way many things we're done
and done at the right time which
would have been neglected had be
trusted wholly to memory and his
work never Jagged
1t DOESN'T follow, as a matter Of
course, that because man was
brought up on farm, and has worked
on a farm all his lie. thah he knows
it all. What a good many farmers
need to learn is, that there are other
folks who know something toa, and
that 1t is just as we'll for them to be-
come learners, not only from their
own experience, but from the expert
euce OF other people.
W bile they may not Ind u practIc-
able on account of their different cir.
to do just as their neigh-
bors do, they may gain some valua-
bic hints from observing and reading
and thinking about the methods Of
brother, farmers. Now don't you think
sog We are speaking particularly Of
your slow going neighbor smith
Farm Journal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

Euery farmer IN his annual ergsrtenee
d'saoeeta something Of value. Writ il mud
send u 10 the "dgrieutturat Editor of tie
DEMOCRAT, BettsfoHts, Penn'a, I" Mnf ofher
farmers may haze the beneft NJ IT, LEI
COMMUNICATIONS be timely, and be sur, h0t
they are brief and iosit pointed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13
Itching Pncs-symptons andcure.

Itching Piles symptoms and Cure.
tn" symptoms aro moisture, like per.
spIration, intense itching, increased by
scrntchiur. very distressing, particular
ly at night, seems as n pin.worms we're
crawling IN and about the rectum: tire
private parts are sometimes affected
II allowed to continue very serious r..
suits follow. "SWAYNE'SO OINTMENT
Is a pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter.
Itch. Salt Rheum. Scald Head. Eryaiie
las, BARRIERS Itch, Biothches. all scaIv
crusty Skin Diseases. sent by mail for
so cents; boxes sI.2j. lin stampsl.
Address, DR.. SWAYNE d son. Phila.
delphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists. j-s.ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13
Cultivation and Quality of Crops

Professor Goessman, Of the Expert.
ment Station at Amherst Agricultur.
al College, writes
"a Actual field experiments have
shown, that the condition and the
quality Of the soil, aside Of season
and Of climate, exert a decided in1u.
ence not only on the quantity, but
also on the quality OF the crops rails.
ed upon it. This fact deserves par.
ticular attention In the cultivation Of
forage crops. Oats raised during
the same season upon the same kind
OF soil, with the aid Of manures aud
without them. has been noticed TO
contain, in the latter case as low as
five AM in the former as high as
eleven per cent. of heterogeneous con.
stitucnts in its dry vegetable matter.
The existence Of similar relations be.
tween the particular conditions Of the
soil and the composition Of the crops
has been proved in regard TO most Of
our prominent grasses, and legum.
nous plants as clover, as well as Of
mixed forage crops like meadow hay
A high percentage Of nitrogcnOus
constituents in these crops is usually
accompanied hy a high percentage Of
phosphoric acid compounds. As both
are known 10 exert n decidedly benc.
fetal influence on the absolute and
relative nutritive value Of a single
article Of fodder. /, may be an entire
plant or particular part Of il, it
needs scarcely any farther argument
10 prove that an economical system
OF feeding our farm stock ought To
begin with an intelligent cultivation
Of our leading fodder crops. We
ought TO raise them with n view 70
promote the special development Of
their most valuable nutritiye consti
tuents ; and TO select the crops for
cultivation With reference to the par.
tic0lar adaptation OF soil, climate and
location 10 favor the production Of
the best of its kind. The introduc.
tion Of greater variety Of fodder
crops cannot fail to assist materially
in gaining the desirable end. To
raise good potatoes for family use. or
good sugar beets for the sugar man.
uiacturer, requires different condi
tion Of the soil as far as the charoc.
ter Of its accumulated plant food is
concerned, than TO raise both cops
Of superior quality for feeding pur.
poses. A mcaly potato is usually rich
in starch, and comparatively speak.
. ing deficient ia n.trcEonogs matter
and sugar bec's best adapted .for the
manufacture Of surgar are rich in su.
gar and contain low percentage OF
ni'rogcnous constituents they Yield
70 the manufacturer the largest
amount Of sugar at the lowest ex.
pcnse. The gsrdcn.farmer and the
manufacturer Of sugar Judge the quail.
ity OF their respective crops by a
standard quite different from that OF
the farmer, who, engaged in general
farming, considers stock feeding an
important part Of his industry"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

NENTtLATIoS.-Colts and other
young stock love the fresh air and
sunshine as much as romping boys
and girls. All stalls and stables for
these live stock, as also for the older
horses and cattle, should be open TO
the entrance Of light and air. Dark.
ness is too frequently one of the con.
ditions Of diseases in the stables.
Let in the sunlight upon all the walls
and floor of every place where farm
animals are kept. We make our barns
too much like air.tight boxes, and
with these modern, ne.looking and
close jointed structures come the
curse of bad air. If you have one
of these barns in which a dozen or
more horses or cows are kept, you
must provide some way for the egres
Of the foul air and the ingress Of that
which is fresh and pure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13
A CORRESPONDENT of the Ohio

A CORRESPONDENT of the Ohio
Fdrmer advises the placing Of old tin
cans on the Gre until the solder melts
and they can be pulled apart. Then
take the large pieces Of the can and
wrap around the fruit trees it is de-
sired to protect from mice, pressing
the edge of he tin FIRMLY in the
ground. The mice will be discourag-
Cd by the tins, and viii turn in an
other direction.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

CsE Fresh AND Coon SEEps.-Re.
gardlng seeds The american Garden
says The poorest economy a farmer
can pursue is to SOW such as are poor
or doubtful Old seeds kept over
from previous seasons should be al.
ways tested before using them, and
even if old seeds germinate the plants
will not be as strong and healthy as
those from the newer kinds. Beets,
carrots, celery, corn, onions and
spinach may be relied upon for from
two TO three years lettuce.
turnips and tomtocs for from thrccto
four years peas, radish and cabbage
for from four to six years. Cucum.
bers, melons, squashes and such
seeds will gcrmlnate when ten years
old or more.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

Swayno's Pilla Comforting TO the
Sick.
Thousands die from neglect in property
treat lnture Blood, Constipation. uys.
pcp-ia, MA,aria, ApopIsNy, Liver, ktDHrs
Heart Disease, Drorsy, and EbaUmA, .4w
but 20 tho drhiliApb. hurdercd vilH such
serious sickness. w" rnutrirntinusiy rr.
commend "SWANNE.~ PILLS, uA',b
contain medicinal properties yn.s't'oI tt
no other remedy. Sent by mail iar -
cent?, box of 80 pill horc. 81. Hr
stamps Addrc's, DR. SWAINE &
son, PhiIsdclphiA, Pa. sold by Drug.
gisu. 6.s.ly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-02-04
PRIZES DRAWN
At the JeweIry Rattle Held "A the Aer-
chants Exchange.

Saturday afternoon the following persons
held the lucky tickets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Leave your orders for the celebrated Colson
Drlck with StaHel Nogel l-3l-lm
MEMS BOOTS nalf-soled and heeled for 81.
Ladies' boots half-soled and heeled AT IS cents
ut the Little Bee Hive. near Turner hall. II
LADIES boots made to order AT the Little
Bee Hive, near Turner hall, Houston street.
WitchelPs Little Bee Hive is not connected
with any other firm in this CITY.
ANYTHING IN the boot and shoe llnl made 70
order from mans low-quarter at So 70 TO an
English top boot, at the Little Bee Hive, near
Turner hall. l0-2O-3m
A supply of Colson brick always on hand ut
Staffel Vogel's warehouse. l-3l-lm
Everything fun Mt Emcrsons, except EN-
eerson. When you get Hat broke 20 10
Emerson. I-iI-tf
Go to sulliyan's, 2i0 Commerce street, for
your boots and shoes. I23-im
There will be concert and entertainment
on Monoav, February t. $3.50 p m. Admission
children 10 cents, adults Is cents Corner of
FRO and Hidalgo streets, near international
depot. 2.2t
Good second hand sewing machines of all
makes, from 81 upwards; guaranteed In per-
feet order. on, parts and needles for all ma
chimes. Orders by mail solicited. Address w
G. Erps, 40S Avenue Il, san Antonio. 2l.40t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-02-04

THE STATE OF TEXAS, To tho sheriff or
any Constabl. of Hexar County, Greeting:
whereas, oath has been made before me by
John Bosshardt, that A. Bordoni ia a transient
person whose residence is unknown, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served upon
Nun, you are therefore commanded that by
making publication of this citation in some
newspaper published in the County of Bexar
for four successive weeks previous TO the re-
Turn day hereof, you summon the said A.
Bordoni 10 be and appear before me Mt my
ollice In the CITY OF San Antonio, Bexar Coun-
", Texas. on the second Monday IN March, IL
being the 10th day Of March, A. ID. 1884, at 10
O'Clock II. M, then and there to answer the
complaint of John BOsshardt i'm IN action of
debt for (S25) Twenty-Five Dollars, on a sworn
account, and due TO said John Bossbardt for
rent for the months OF December, 1883, and
January, A. ID. 1884.
Herein fail not, but due service and return
make of this writ as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 3st day of Janu-
AIRY, 1884. ANTON ADAM
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. /, Bcxar
County.
Came to hand February |, 1884, at 10 o'clock
a. IN. and executed February |, 1884, by caus-
ing this citation to he published In the SAN
ANTONIO LdGHT, n newspaper published In the
CITY OF San Antonio, Bexar County, State of
Texas, for four successive weeks from date
hereOt FRED BADER,
Constable Bexar County,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-02-04

IL you wish TO buy furniture or household
goods of any description, our advice would
be: GO to reliable wholesale house, which
makes n specially OF carrying n large and com
plete assortment, from the cheapest 10 the
finest grades, for at such place you are apt to
rum c0pnsr o9 Min ma eon n Go Sipo
you can find all grades aud quaiity OF bed
room and parloT sets, dining room and kitchen
ions, pillows, upholstery, and In fact every
thing in the upholstery and furniture
line. Also fine line of Office desks and
large assortment of children's carriages and
express wagons, which will be sold at bottom
figures. Your inspection Ia invited. Romen-
Der the place, H. Wolfson. corner of Main
plaza and Acequia street, whore yon can el-
WAYS get tho best articles for tho leMaL mOney